The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 16 in. Chainsaw delivers the power to cut hardwoods, cuts faster than gas, and delivers up to 120 cuts per charge. The unit is designed to meet the performance, durability and ergonomic needs of professional landscape maintenance and power utility. The POWERSTATE Brushless Motor maintains speed under heavy loads without bogging down to outperform small gas engines and higher voltage systems. REDLINK PLUS intelligence ensures maximum performance and protection from overload, overheating and over discharge. When paired with the M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT HD 12.0 battery, the unit delivers unmatched run-time in all applications. M18 FUEL technology allows the unit to reach full throttle in under 1-second providing ultimate control and productivity.
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45242534357
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I cut down a 50 foot hickory tree with this. You will need at least 2 of the 12 amp batteries.
It does leak oil when not in use, do some research on which position to store it to prevent or reduce leaks.
That would have been nice to know. I have the other model and the pole saw and they are both leaking like crazy in storage
That's the story with every chainsaw. The oil is from the chain oil reservoir. They are made to dispense oil as you run the saw and they don't seal (on purpose). You should empty the oil out when not in use. And yes, they make chain and bar oil which is generally more expensive than just a quart of cheap motor oil. I've used a lot of old motor oil that my dad bought and stored and when he passed I had no use for it other than to use it as bar and chain oil. I spoke with a lot of arborists who told me they have no issues with motor oil, as long as it's new, not used.
That's the story with every chainsaw. The oil is from the chain oil reservoir. They are made to dispense oil as you run the saw and they don't seal (on purpose). You should empty the oil out when not in use. And yes, they make chain and bar oil which is generally more expensive than just a quart of cheap motor oil. I've used a lot of old motor oil that my dad bought and stored and when he passed I had no use for it other than to use it as bar and chain oil. I spoke with a lot of arborists who told me they have no issues with motor oil, as long as it's new, not used.
bar and chain oil has tackifiers so it doesn't sling off.
I bought this saw (model 2727) in 2019 and it cut hundreds of trees in these 7 years. It's finally starting to die a little (spontaneous power cutoff 1-2 times a day). If it dies, I'll probably buy the same one but new. I have the newer top handle 2826 which is fine but it's very loud and awkward for ground work. The new double battery 2827 is a heavy monstrosity. I'm not wielding a 20 lbs saw. Husqvarna 542i XP and 550i XP are nice, but triple the price! I honestly didn't find a new rear handle affordable electric chainsaw with all metal drive components and metal bucking spikes that is still somewhat lightweight.
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It does leak oil when not in use, do some research on which position to store it to prevent or reduce leaks.
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