time for a new pole saw

[mooney_ag]

40v Greenworks also based on recommendations on here. With one battery I cleared a 200 yard long x 50.ft wide shooting lane. Took three different sessions requiring battery charges between. Also had a stihl battery powered chainsaw to get some of it cut.

nice thing it comes with a bag that will hold the saw and extension charger and battery. Grab and go.

[T-roy66]

I have a greenworks, too. I’ve gone through two of them in the last few years. Good little rigs! I use it to trim up trees to keep limbs off of my cab.

Good battery life on them. One battery will cut just about as much as I want to pile up.

Same
i have the kit with the hedge trimmer head and the saw head. You will be pleased with this set. Still going strong after 7 years.

[friscopaint]

I will say this about my greenworks pole saw the chain is extremely easy to adjust and I bought extras off amazon pretty cheap, I will agree with others on the battery being tough to remove pretty much each time I think I'm doing something wrong but definitely not a deal breaker. When I was looking for pole saw the Greenworks had the best reviews but probably not alot of difference in any of them. If I were to buy today it would be the Harbor Freight one just for the simple fact it's easy to get batteries and compatible tools vs Greenworks which I don't think is handled locally

[Landrover]

Thanks dbaio1.........this is definitely one of those threads I was referencing. I have nearly 2 miles of roads/ ATV trails that need to be trimmed back really hard.

[Huntindad]

I’ve had the Green Works 40V for several years. We have three folks with them on our lease and all still
going strong. They are beasts for lease work… blind clearings, shooting lane clearings, road clearings etc etc. I grab mine before a chainsaw 95% of the time these days.

Another vote for the green works 40V. I believe It was based partly on Smart's recommendation of his. It works great.

[LivinADream]

another vote for the greenworks. ive had mine for several years also based off recommendations here. I will have more than i want to pick up before it runs out of battery. Battery is a little hard to remove, but not enough to be a problem. it uses a lot of bar oil, but better than not using it i reckon. light weight, doesnt wear you out. super easy chain adjustment, never thrown the chain.

my dad has an atlas from harbor freight, i used it last week for about 10-15 minutes, and threw the chain twice. it takes a saw wrench to put back on. pain in the butt.

[stevieray54]

I have the Stihl commercial model it’s about 5 years old. It’s a beast. Getting to heavy maybe take a look at Dewalt Cordless