Amazon[amazon.com] has 5″ WORX 20V Mini Cordless Chainsaw, Battery & Charger Included for $89.67 - $26.91 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $62.76. Shipping is free.
Price $97.23 lower (61% savings) than the list price of $159.99 $53.80 lower (46% savings) than the previous price of $116.56
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Amazon[amazon.com] has 5″ WORX 20V Mini Cordless Chainsaw, Battery & Charger Included for $89.67 - $26.91 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $62.76. Shipping is free.
Price $97.23 lower (61% savings) than the list price of $159.99 $53.80 lower (46% savings) than the previous price of $116.56
Model: Worx 20V 5" Mini Cordless Chainsaw, 3.9 lbs, 22 ft/s Chain Speed, Power Share Battery, Upper & Hand Guard WG324 - Battery & Charger Included
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How does this compare to the $20 knock offs in recently? I get there are the nice dewalt $150 chainsaw pruners and $20 chainsaw that mostly work. I just don't want to get a low tier worx which is on the unhappy middle
How does this compare to the $20 knock offs in recently? I get there are the nice dewalt $150 chainsaw pruners and $20 chainsaw that mostly work. I just don't want to get a low tier worx which is on the unhappy middle
I'm happy with the $20 (though I dont expect it to last forever), for heavy duty lawn work I would go with dewalt/ego, maybe worx's build quality is slightly better and some could reuse its battery if already invested in the system, but for me its not a better deal.
I'm happy with the $20 (though I dont expect it to last forever), for heavy duty lawn work I would go with dewalt/ego, maybe worx's build quality is slightly better and some could reuse its battery if already invested in the system, but for me its not a better deal.
Same here, I have two of the Cheapo knockoffs. They get hot doing more than they are designed for, and I work them pretty hard, but they are a great value. Unfortunately, every WORX tool I have bought was only marginally better at 4x the price. I gave my worx mower away it sucked so bad.
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