Looking for a decent one. Likely won't be used much. Anyone got one they recommend?
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Battery powered tree saw?
Looking for a decent one. Likely won't be used much. Anyone got one they recommend?
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My little bro has a dewalt and runs it off a 60v flex volt battery and loves it. It'll also take the standard 20v Max batteries.
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Milwaukee if I was buying battery powered as that matches my tools and batteries.
I have a Stihl combi system, 2 stroke gas.
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If you are buying new, and have no preference based on the batteries you already have...buy EGO. EGO is the Stihl of battery powered yard equipment. They have a multi system with a pole saw. Be sure and buy the extension attachment too so you can have a 10' reach.
In fact, I think I'm going to go ahead and add this to my list. I was going to buy the small battery chain saw but I think I'll get this instead.
I have the EGO blower and hedge trimmer and they are nice. I have not used the gas hedgers since I bought the EGO and the EGO blower gets used 2 to 1 over my backpack Stihl.
Last edited by reeltight; 12-18-2021 at 07:57 AM.
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80 volt atlas from harbor freight
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I only see 40 v atlas at harbor freight
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Don’t buy the kobalt. Absolute POS.
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Their tools will use either 80 or 40 volt. I've got 2 80 volt batteries, 16" chainsaw, pole saw, blower and hedge trimmer. Worth every penny.Originally Posted by TheVisorGuy
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Ego is the best in battery market.
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Ego looks nice. May be out of my price range though. Are there any that go above 8-10 ft
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Milwaukee has a 3’ extension for theirs
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My folks have a ryobi one and I've cut a whole bunch of crap with it and it works just fine
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Yep- a roofer with a ladder will go as high as needed.
Seriously- we have been using the collapsing extension ladders at work- they have a pole attachment for leaning it against utility poles/ trees- rated up to 350 lbs and 20' standing height (plus your height and reach)- battery powered sawzall with a pruning blade and you are good to 28'
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If you want to spend the coin here ya go. Got a buddy that a lineman that uses one and loves it. We have the gas powered extendable stihl and it’s been great.
https://www.stihlusa.com/products/po...runers/hta135/
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What is a tree saw?
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I’ve got a 20v Dewalt pole saw that will run off the 60v too. It’s a damn good little saw. I think mine is 10’.
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It's what Yankees call a pole saw.
4 wheeler = south
Quad = north
Type thing.
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