Cordless Chainsaw Recommendation?
Hi all, I am looking to purchase a cordless chainsaw and wanted to know if anyone out there had one and/or could give a recommendation on which brand is best. I don't need a gas chainsaw and electric is a pain. We have about 1/2 acre and need to take down 10-15 small (8-10" dia) trees over the next several months. I don't need anything hardcore, just something so that I don't have to keep borrowing my neighbor's chainsaw.
Don't waste your money on a cordless chainsaw. You'll burn up a set of batteries on the first tree. It's one thing to cut it down, then you have to cut it up. Cordless is ok for branches only.
Get a Huskvarnna. When the job is done, sell it at a garage sale and you should get more than half your money back because it is name brand. If you don't want to spend that kind of money, get a good handsaw not for lumber but for green trees. Good means $50
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Electric Chainsaws 2009
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