Blain's Farm & Fleet has
Milwaukee M18 FUEL 16" Chainsaw (Bare Tool, 2727-20)
+ Milwaukee M18 RedLithium High Output XC6.0 Battery Pack (48-11-1865) for
$329.99. Shipping is $7.99, otherwise select store pickup where available.
Note: Free Snack Gift with $99+ purchase when shipping must be added to cart to receive. Milwaukee M18 RedLithium High Output XC6.0 Battery Pack is added to the cart automatically when you add the chainsaw. Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
Thanks to Community Member
Scooter83 for finding this deal.
Features:
- 16" Oregon Bar and Chain
- Automatic oiler for proper chain lubrication and increased productivity
- Dual-stud for improved bar and chain retention
- Onboard storage for scrench
- Variable speed trigger for full control
- Compatible with all M18 Batteries
- POWERSTATE Brushless Motor: Purposely built for the M18 FUEL 16" Chainsaw to provide the power and performance of a gas engine up to 40CC.
- REDLINK PLUS Intelligence: Ensures optimal performance and provides overload protection to prevent damage to the tool and battery during heavy applications while still maintaining compatibility across the entire M18 System.
- 3 Year Warranty
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I'm thinking about buying another so I can go akimbo on my logs
I'm thinking about buying another so I can go akimbo on my logs
Would have thought they'd have to go to dual-battery like on their big blowers or mowers (or go to a higher voltage 40/56/80v system) to compete on a 16" chainsaw.
This seems like a great deal on the pole saw
https://www.redtoolstore.com/prod...ttery-pack [redtoolstore.com]
This seems like a great deal on the pole saw
https://www.redtoolstore.com/prod...ttery-pack [redtoolstore.com]
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They accept PayPal, and the payment goes to toolup.com so its probably just a rebrand under the same company so you can browse Milwaukee only tools.
Most of that gets cut with a gas-powered Husqvarna with a 24" bar - but this little Milwaukee does a tremendous job of assisting.
Besides limbing and marking my firewood, I've also used it for cleaning up damage after a wind storm, maintaining hiking, biking and cross-country ski trails and limbing standing pine trees for fire prevention.
It works well enough that earlier this year, I sold my small 16" gas-powered Stihl. The Milwaukee feels as (or more) powerful than my little Stihl and is much easier to use.
I'd say that for most things you're going to do with a small saw like this, this battery-powered Milwaukee is going to be better in nearly every way than a gas equivalent. Especially if you're already invested in Milwaukee's ecosystem and have a good amount of batteries laying around.
My only complaint is that it's nearly as heavy and bulky as the small Stihl gas powered saw it replaced. That's fine for most stuff around our property or near a vehicle, but when I'm hiking or biking a decent distance to do trail maintenance, I'm jealous of my friend's 12" DeWalt chainsaw.
If that's relevant to you, you may want to wait for Milwaukee's upcoming smaller 12" top-handle chainsaw [milwaukeetool.com], which I expect I'll be tempted by.
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