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my inlaws are wanting to get a practical christmas present for me. im looking at a battery operated chainsaw as i dont need/want a gas one for the simple fact that i dont use one very often... it will mostly be used for cutting up a few dead limbs that fall on the property and to clean up some old shrubs around my moms house and mine
what is a decent one to look at?
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Administrator
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Kobalt 40v with 4ah battery
It takes a long time to grow an old friend.
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I have no idea, but would think Stihl would make a good one because they make a great gas chainsaw.
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Milwaukee
M18 FUEL 16 in. 18V Lithium-Ion Brushless Battery Chainsaw
Then you can add other M18 Fuel tools for birthdays and x-mas.
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Booner
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I have a 60 volt Toro that's been great
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I have no idea, but would think Stihl would make a good one because they make a great gas chainsaw. I have an EGO 56V, it’s a cutting SOB. In-laws have a Stihl and it uses a smaller chain and is lighter but has less run time.
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I'd buy around the battery - find the batteries that have the best reputation, and buy all your tools - Skilsaw, Blower, string trimmer, chainsaw, etc around that brand.
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I’ve got a dewalt that does good. But honestly the only reason I got it is because I have a bunch of dewalt stuff
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Talking Turkey
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Kobalt 40v with 4ah battery My mom has this one for things around the yard and it’s been solid.
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I am Cornholio
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I am Cornholio
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I’ve got a Kobalt 40vlt and it’s fantastic
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Pumpkin - The Thermal Expert
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I just bought a dewalt. Havent used it much. Its supposed to cut 90 4x4s on a charge. Ill post a review after i use it some.
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I have the cobalt 40v and it works great
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Freak of Nature
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Only one I’ve used is a Stihl and really liked it. Thanks what I’ll get if my small gas saw ever goes down.
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I’ve got the Dewalt and it’s been about perfect for cleaning up in the yard .
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I’ve used a Milwaukee and I was pleasantly surprised! Easier to tote than my 066 for small jobs.
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Milwaukee here great saw.
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I just bought a dewalt. Havent used it much. Its supposed to cut 90 4x4s on a charge. Ill post a review after i use it some. Not a chainsaw but I have a Dewalt pole saw and I really like it. No issues in over a year. Charge lasts pretty long. Had to trim back my oak tree in driveway before roofers came and it did the trick with plenty of battery power left.
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Freak of Nature
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I have a Dewalt and my son has a Milwaukee. Both have been great.
I wish my Dewalt had a bigger battery pack for longer use but I make due.
"Some men are mere hunters; others are turkey hunters."
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I have an EGO 56V. So far, it has served me well and is a cutting machine. Mostly small jobs clearing around the house. Run time has been great.
"Said I never had much use for one; never said I didn't know how to use it".
-Matthew Quigley in "Quigley Down Under"
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