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expired Posted by jdfetterman • Nov 28, 2024
expired Posted by jdfetterman • Nov 28, 2024

Greenworks 60V 16" 1.5kW Brushless Chainsaw with 2.5 Ah Battery & 3 Amp Charger + Bonus Chain $139

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Work smarter and enjoy constant, fade-free power with the Greenworks 60V, 2kW battery-powered 16 in. Cordless Lithium-Ion Brushless Chainsaw, 38cc Gas Chainsaw Equivalent, CS60L2510, with up to 90 cuts on a single charge, this lightweight, quiet-running saw features chain speeds up to 66 ft/s for fast cuts with no bogging down, heat-treated steel bucking spikes for gripping wood securely, mechanical-activated chain brake for kick-back protection, and automatic chain oiler that keeps chain perfectly lubricated. With hassle-free, trigger starts, you'll get to work fast, with no priming, choke, no pull cord; plus, battery fully recharges in just 50 minutes. Greenworks exclusive Intelligent Power combines Brushless motor technology, lithium-ion battery power, superior cutting, and ultra-fast control systems for power output equivalent to a 38cc gas-powered motor. I includes 2.5 Ah lithium-ion battery and charger. Battery is compatible with 75+ Greenworks Pro 60V products.

New Greenworks 60V 16" 1.5kW Brushless Chainsaw:
Runtime: Up to 90 cuts on a single charge
Power equivalent: 38cc gas-equivalent power
Charge time: Fully recharge in 50 minutes with charger
1.5kW brushless motor: Powerful direct drive system
Low kickback: Mechanical chain break
20% lighter than gas: ergonomic, low vibration and lightweight



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Work smarter and enjoy constant, fade-free power with the Greenworks 60V, 2kW battery-powered 16 in. Cordless Lithium-Ion Brushless Chainsaw, 38cc Gas Chainsaw Equivalent, CS60L2510, with up to 90 cuts on a single charge, this lightweight, quiet-running saw features chain speeds up to 66 ft/s for fast cuts with no bogging down, heat-treated steel bucking spikes for gripping wood securely, mechanical-activated chain brake for kick-back protection, and automatic chain oiler that keeps chain perfectly lubricated. With hassle-free, trigger starts, you'll get to work fast, with no priming, choke, no pull cord; plus, battery fully recharges in just 50 minutes. Greenworks exclusive Intelligent Power combines Brushless motor technology, lithium-ion battery power, superior cutting, and ultra-fast control systems for power output equivalent to a 38cc gas-powered motor. I includes 2.5 Ah lithium-ion battery and charger. Battery is compatible with 75+ Greenworks Pro 60V products.

New Greenworks 60V 16" 1.5kW Brushless Chainsaw:
Runtime: Up to 90 cuts on a single charge
Power equivalent: 38cc gas-equivalent power
Charge time: Fully recharge in 50 minutes with charger
1.5kW brushless motor: Powerful direct drive system
Low kickback: Mechanical chain break
20% lighter than gas: ergonomic, low vibration and lightweight



https://www.walmart.com/ip/16in-1...om=/search

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Nov 28, 2024
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dangboom
Nov 28, 2024
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So 2.5 amp hours x 60 volts is 150 watt hours. That's 6 minutes run time if it's 1500 watts. That"s 360 seconds. 90 cuts if the cuts take 4 seconds. I realize there are a number of variables this math ignores but 150 watt hours isn't enough battery for anything with a 16 inch bar not matter how you slice it.
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Quote from dangboom :
So 2.5 amp hours x 60 volts is 150 watt hours. That's 6 minutes run time if it's 1500 watts. That"s 360 seconds. 90 cuts if the cuts take 4 seconds. I realize there are a number of variables this math ignores but 150 watt hours isn't enough battery for anything with a 16 inch bar not matter how you slice it.
Interesting math. Thanks for that. The numbers are about as bad as some of the cordless leaf blowers. I don't think my wife gets 15 mins out of hers (Kobalt, 40V)

I glanced at this post briefly, because I just cut down some dead branches in some 9' shrubs, and shaped a tree that was overhanging the roof.

I did it with a corded, $49 electric chain saw, that I seldom use. Given the cost difference, and the fact that I would have to pause for 1 or 2 battery changes just to get this job done, I'll stick with what I have. It's even slicker to not spend an (unnecessary) dime.
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jdfetterman
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Quote from dangboom :
So 2.5 amp hours x 60 volts is 150 watt hours. That's 6 minutes run time if it's 1500 watts. That"s 360 seconds. 90 cuts if the cuts take 4 seconds. I realize there are a number of variables this math ignores but 150 watt hours isn't enough battery for anything with a 16 inch bar not matter how you slice it.
Not sure about your formula, but I just set mine up on the bench and let it run balls out. Ran for a little more than 13 minutes. Although, not horribly impressive, but considering the price I chose to buy 2 for the extra battery, as well as 2 more chains, a spare charger, an extra bar, ect., ect.
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dangboom
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Quote from jdfetterman :
Not sure about your formula, but I just set mine up on the bench and let it run balls out. Ran for a little more than 13 minutes. Although, not horribly impressive, but considering the price I chose to buy 2 for the extra battery, as well as 2 more chains, a spare charger, an extra bar, ect., ect.
Not really my formula, just Ohm's law stuff. Your observation was that it used up the battery in 13 minutes without getting near a piece of wood. One would hope it's no where near 1500 watts when it's just running on the bench. Definitely check that chain tension, should be loose enough to pull away from the bar easily but not so much that you can derail it. Maybe it'll be less thirsty when it breaks in.

Bottom line is get out there and enjoy it!
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majorhavoc
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Quote from dangboom :
So 2.5 amp hours x 60 volts is 150 watt hours. That's 6 minutes run time if it's 1500 watts. That"s 360 seconds. 90 cuts if the cuts take 4 seconds. I realize there are a number of variables this math ignores but 150 watt hours isn't enough battery for anything with a 16 inch bar not matter how you slice it.
I purchased the previous version of this saw (model # CS60L252), which is also 16", brushless and came with a single 2.5AH battery. I had the same concerns about how much useful work I could realistically get out of that tool/battery combo. Although I did not impressively employ Ohms law and next level math to arrive at that assessment. It was more a seat of the pants determination. So what follows is a big FWIW.

The first task (what I bought it for) was the top third of a poplar tree that came down in a storm last year. It was a 10' section of the upper trunk and several adjoining branches. It struck with such force that it was impaled into the ground and standing upright at a 45 degree angle. I couldn't budge it by hand. I wasn't counting, but I must have made at least 60 cuts with the Greenworks over the course of a half hour. I was very pleasantly surprised by how quickly and efficiently it processed that tree section. I ended with a stack of mostly 4-6" diameter wood about 4' long and maybe 3' high. The battery pack was still showing 2 bars when I was done.

I did end up buying a second (refurbished) 2.5AH battery direct from Greenworks (they hammer you with email promotions as soon as you complete the warranty registration). But I haven't needed it yet. The toughest job so far was a 12" diameter pine tree that fell across a local hiking trail. I only cut out the section that was directly across the trail, but I had to chop that in smaller sections light enough for me to carry off the trail. Those were much longer cuts (probably 20-30 seconds each) and still the battery was reading 3 of 4 bars remaining.

I don't doubt that 6 minutes total runtime could be entirely accurate. But given the nature of how the tool is used, for most home yard clearing tasks those 6 minutes are broken into 5-10 second bursts over the course of 15-30 minutes of work.

I'm never going to rip a 12' long log down the middle to make a bog bridge with this tool. But for backyard tasks and the occasional volunteer trail maintenance work, it's been quite the little trooper.

FYI, The 2nd 2.5AH refurbished battery cost me $70 on sale. There's another current SD for a Greenworks 60v leaf blower, which comes with a 4.0AH battery and charger, for $140. That's about the cost of a 4.0AH battery alone. If you happen to need both a chainsaw and the blower, the 2 for $280 is a pretty good deal and would largely eliminate runtime anxiety for either tool.

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