Update: This very popular front page deal is still available.
Seesii-US via Amazon has
6" Seesii Mini Cordless Electric Hand Chainsaw w/ 2x 21v Batteries & Accessories (CH500) on sale for $39.59 - $19.80 (50%) off when you apply promo code
BSMM2F7U on the checkout page =
$19.79.
Shipping is free.
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Includes:
- 1x Mini Chainsaw
- 2x Rechargeable Battery
- 2x Chains (1 mounted on the chain saw)
- 2x Chainsaw Files
- 1x Oil Bottle
- 1x Gloves (pair)
- 1x Charger
- 1x Nut Driver
- 1x Screw Driver
- 1x Case
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1. Batteries. Makita 18V batteries will work directly on Seesii chainsaws. If you're a Dewalt user like me, you can use DeWalt 20V batteries by adding a DeWalt-to-Makita battery adapter. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BQR8R2JC
2. Oil. The mini-chainsaw is a low demand lubrication use and almost any oil will do for oiling the chain (cooking oil, used engine oil, transmission oil, WD40). My recommendation is to use the cheapest bar & chain oil that you can find at your local hardware store. Again, because this is a low demand lubrication use, you can lubricate the chain sparingly - you can run the saw until the chain is almost dry. Typically, I can get by with lubricating the saw at the start and then again upon finishing small jobs.
3. Chain tension. The most common mistake is that people attempt to tighten the chain by manually forcing the bar tight and then tightening the retaining nut down. That won't work. You need to (1) loosen the retaining nut until the bar is ever so slightly loose, (2) turn the adjusting screw clockwise to tighten the chain or counterclockwise to loosen the chain, (3) re-tighten the retaining nut. DO NOT SKIP STEPS!
4. Periodically (at least once every other session), open up the chain cover and clean the sprocket area. Cuttings tend to accumulate in the back pocket, especially if you happen to be cutting a lot of green wood.
5. Replacement chains. I own the model advertised here, the 6" Seesii mini-chainsaw, Model CH500/550+. It uses the following chain: 6" chain, .043" Gauge, 1/4" LP Pitch, 36 Drive Links. (Be especially careful to check the number of drive links on your order, many of the replacement chains are spec'd out with 37 drive links. That won't fit this Seesii model.)
Compatible replacement chains:
https://www.amazon.com/Chiansaw-R...B0C5ZH77HP
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0D8Q7V63H
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CSMWZ7H4
6. Chain sharpening. The 3mm round and 3mm triangular files included in the Seesii kit are EXTREMELY POOR QUALITY. Do yourself a favor and buy new ones at your local hardware store (or Amazon) to avoid the frustration of trying to sharpen your chain using inferior files. And if you've never sharpened chains before, check the price on replacement chains … they are reasonably cheap, cheap enough for you to think about treating them as disposable. A new set of chains will probably cost you less than the cost of the files.
7. Common sense reminder. Always remove the batteries before adjusting/replacing/sharpening your chains.
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GOT one now and got one last .onth for $26.
Great little saws
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For $22, I'm not expecting it to last like a big-name brand, but if it helps me take down 30 trunks over its lifetime, that's a win in my book.
Now it's down to $19?? That's just nuts. Grabbed two more—one for my dad and one for my brother.
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