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Ryobi One+ 18V Compact Pruning 6" Mini Chainsaw (Tool Only, PCLCW01B) for
$69.
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Includes:
- PCLCW01 18V 6" Pruning Chainsaw
- Scabbard
- Operator's Manual
Features:
- Powerful motor provides the ability to cut limbs up to 4" in diameter with a 6" bar and chain, ideal for light pruning and limbing
- Over 50 cuts per charge using an 18V ONE+ 2Ah battery; Make 175 cuts per charge using an 18V ONE+ 6Ah battery (Batteries not included)
- Compact design provides access into tight, difficult to reach spaces
- Experience exceptional performance with just the pull of a trigger, without the hassle of gas or cords
- Oil-free design for hassle-free cutting with less mess
- Make easy adjustments with the tool-less chain tensioning system
- A variable speed trigger gives you maximum control for a variety of applications
- Chain guard to protect against any kickback
- Feel secure when making cuts with the guarded handle design
- Premium full house chain delivers faster cutting
- Compatible with A48CW02 6" Replacement Chain
35 Comments
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For a small chainsaw I'm actually considering a small gas one so I can zip through cleanup of downed branches.
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The small one-handed design really saves me the pain of having to carry a full-sized chainsaw up a ladder to cut off some branches.
Unless you're gonna be cutting tons of branches from multiple trees in one sitting, this brushed model does the job just fine.
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Did you use it to cut something rotten, or dirt?
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These don't have an oiler. You'll want/ need to oil the chain to keep it from just turning to trash immediately. Chainsaws consume oil. If you feed it oil it'll last, if not it'll dull.
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For a small chainsaw I'm actually considering a small gas one so I can zip through cleanup of downed branches.
There's an 18v brushless powerhead that is fine for small jobs if you aren't already in the 40v ecosystem as well.
*edit* unless you are using it for tiny jobs.
dumb question, whats the proper to oil this thing? just lube the chain itself? what kind of oil do i use? thnaks.
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I've never been able to find a good replacement chain. They're all pretty bad (half as many cutting teeth), so I just get the really cheap ones on Amazon.