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Greg

I run a tight ship... wreck
Admin
What's the battery life like on that bad boy?

Surprisingly good, but as you'd expect it depends on how hard you're using it. Using it off and on it'll last an hour easy. Cutting massive tree trunks and limbs, working it hard and non-stop, 15-20 min. That tree was a 30" round trunk hardwood Ash that I paid a guy to drop and I took care of the rest. The DeWalt chainsaw went thru a torture test and came out shining.

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I have 3 yard tools that share 2 batteries, if the first dies I toss on the 2nd battery. Our yard is pretty big (about an acre) and running the trimmer I can usually get by on one battery.
 

jeeper

I live my life 1 dumpster at a time
Location
So Jo, Ut
I’ve debated picking up a DeWalt saw. But it seems redundant between a gas saw and an electric sawzall.

I bet I could justify a pole saw pretty easy though.
 

Hickey

Burn-barrel enthusiast
Supporting Member
I’ve debated picking up a DeWalt saw. But it seems redundant between a gas saw and an electric sawzall.

I bet I could justify a pole saw pretty easy though.
I’ve really wanted to get the new Milwaukee top handle saw in 12” bar for limbing out dead junipers. It would also be useful on the BDR trip in two months.
 

Kevin B.

Not often wrong. Never quite right.
Moderator
Location
Stinkwater
I’ve really wanted to get the new Milwaukee top handle saw in 12” bar for limbing out dead junipers. It would also be useful on the BDR trip in two months.
I'm planning on bringing the Ego, unless somebody else brings something better.

Two months? Dammit.
 
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