RYOBI 40V HP Brushless 16 in. Chainsaw with 4.0 Ah Battery and Charger $239 at Home Depot

Wattson

Yesterday 07:06 PM

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WattsonYesterday 07:06 PM

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If you need a chainsaw now, buy it at $250. It's a solid homeowner saw (storm cleanup, limbs, small trees).

If you're patient, Ryobi Days (May–June) sometimes gets close to $200 effective price with battery promos.

^^ AI generated summary of this deal based on historical pricing

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NathanielB6815

Yesterday 07:23 PM

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Joined Nov 2016

NathanielB6815Yesterday 07:23 PM

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I've got the 14 and 20 inch versions of these. You might not be able to go all day on a tree crew with these, but they handle some pretty big stuff. I've had no complaints in 3 years that wasn't me doing dumb things.

mbywaletz

Yesterday 07:52 PM

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Joined Jan 2007

mbywaletzYesterday 07:52 PM

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I've got the 16" and it works great

dirtyb

Yesterday 07:54 PM

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dirtybYesterday 07:54 PM

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Quote from Wattson

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If you need a chainsaw now, buy it at $250. It's a solid homeowner saw (storm cleanup, limbs, small trees).

If you're patient, Ryobi Days (May–June) sometimes gets close to $200 effective price with battery promos.

^^ AI generated summary of this deal based on historical pricing

Is this summary accurate? Searching on slickdeals I can't find any comparable deals for <$200

kfer

Yesterday 08:06 PM

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kferYesterday 08:06 PM

489 Posts

If you already have a couple 40v batteries this thing is real handy, but chews through power fast. It's nice to just plug it in and go.

ponch007

Yesterday 08:34 PM

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Joined Sep 2008

ponch007Yesterday 08:34 PM

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Have the 14" version, does well for homeowner use.

QueensGambit

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Yesterday 08:52 PM

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QueensGambit

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This chews through batteries very quickly. I prefer gas powered unless you're just cutting down smaller logs/trees

cgronewold

Yesterday 09:26 PM

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cgronewoldYesterday 09:26 PM

85 Posts

I have the 14 inch version and I've been very happy with it. I have a larger gas chainsaw when I need something bigger but the 14 inch version works great for smaller stuff. Like others said I have a couple batteries it goes through them.

CreditGuy

Yesterday 10:12 PM

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CreditGuyYesterday 10:12 PM

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Quote from QueensGambit

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This chews through batteries very quickly. I prefer gas powered unless you're just cutting down smaller logs/trees

I have a Hart version and I think it's pretty similar and yes they go through batteries quickly. However I've found that I can find extra batteries for good prices on eBay and they work great. I use mine for firewood and my place where I use it is 20 miles from a town of 400 people and so I hate having to always remember to get gas and oil, the battery solves this. And it always is ready to run, vs having to try to start the gas ones after I haven't used them for sometime. Gas are great and are irreplaceable for some, but for me the battery power along with a couple of extra batteries and mine works great.

RYOBI 40V HP Brushless 16 in. Chainsaw with 4.0 Ah Battery and Charger $239 at Home Depot

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