The Makita dual battery saw is the best one on the market right now IMO
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I used a Greenworks chainsaw last winter on some dead cedars, as large as 18", and I ws amazed at the power and battery life. I do not remember what voltage, but it was a hoss!
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I have been into for the last year or so with the new Fuel Milwaukee cordless tools.
Have the hammer drills, screw guns, impact gun, band saw, ratchets and a 120mph leaf blower. All on the 18V Milwaukee fuel system batteries. I am seriously considering the 18V chainsaw they make. All these tools take the same batteries. The batteries last very long. If you know Milwaukee tools. They last and perform. The new batteries are amazing.
Take a look at the Milwaukee saw. It is on my list.
No wonder I cannot find it to buy it. Its not out yetLast edited by Tony Pic; 06-19-2018, 08:00 PM.
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When your battery dies, you’ll be wishing you’d have just bought this little dude. My dad picked this one up for this exact purpose. It’s nice to hack stuff down with one hand and zero effort. 5.7 pounds. You’ll be hard pressed to find a battery powered one with the same capabilities with less weight.
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All I know is after several months of using the Ego mower, trimmer and blower I am definitely going to buy their chain saw the next time I have a need for one. I have an extra 5ah battery sitting idle waiting for one anyway.
Mowed tall, wet grass on Friday that would have choked out my old gas mowers and the Ego just revved up the RPMs to power right through it.
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Originally posted by 2B4Him View PostMy dad bought me a Ryobi 'chainsaw on a stick' for Christmas. (I have had Ryobi products before and consider them disposable.)
Despite my inclination to not want to like it, I've really loved it. First, it holds a charge pretty well (I did buy an extra battery in case I need to trim much). Second, it is nice to grab it for a quick trim of a branch or two - it always seems like such a production to get my regular chain saw up and running (gas, oil, tighten chain, etc. ...).
If I were going to do much heavy duty trimming, I'd want a gas 'chainsaw on a stick'. But this has been great for what I use it for and I think it wasn't very expensive.
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Originally posted by Scubasteveo View PostHard to beat this price if you already have 20 Volt Dewalt tools. My dad has one of these and it perfect for what you are wanting to do. Small and lightweight.
https://www.toolnut.com/dewalt-dccs6...RoCm1AQAvD_BwE
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If you're not stuck on the battery power, I second the MS 170 from stihl. On the higher end, they have the in-tree saws. Either way, small enough to use with one hand. I use these exclusively unless cutting over 12", then break out the big boys. Run down to your local Stihl dealer and I think you'll like it.
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