Anyone own a Dewalt 60V chainsaw?

[Dallasdave]

I have had the EGO for three years, very impressive. I have cut for. 90 min on one battery.

https://egopowerplus.com/16-inch-chain-saw/

I also have a EGO mower, blower, trimmer/edger, hedge trimmer. No longer need to keep up with mixed fuel and the batteries interchange among the tools.

I have the saw , blower and self propelled mower and all have been great

 

[rbstern]

We have the Atlas 40v with 16in bar. It's a pleasure to use.

 

[buttplate]

What do these saws cost?

 

[drewga11]

I've got the 20V a couple of years ago in a package deal with weedeater. I've been extremely happy with the performance for the size. I would have liked to have the bigger one, but couldnt justify the price for the amount of use it would get.

 

[Florida_Gator09]

I have the saw , blower and self propelled mower and all have been great

Same here, only my mower is not self propelled. All good, especially the chainsaw

 

[Comanche]

I’ve had the 60V dewalt saw since shortly after posting the question.
It’s a really nice too to have in the truck, very convenient and will burn through 12-16 logs like nothing.
I use it mainly for quick limbing jobs.
It cuts well because the chain is so thin and I haven’t had to replace anything on it yet.

 

[John5757]

Son has the Milwaukee and is awesome but friggin expensive! You can buy a nice Stihl gas chainsaw for what he paid (w/batteries and charger)

 

[Comanche]

I paid $200 for mine , just the saw.
I already had a couple 60 v batteries.
I get all my freaky stuff from a Craigslist guy from sugar hill.
Cool dude.

 

[KrisD]

I have about 50 Dewalt tools and about 100 batteries. Ive really enjoyed all the 60 volt gear. I will say that the batteries start to suffer after a year. You can really tell they dont hold the same charge anymore. Most of mine are from when they first came out and ill be replacing a few here soon.

 

[kf4zht]

I have the 20v swapped to an oregon 14" bar. Went to drop a couple trees at my folks cabin a couple weekends ago. ~8" sappy pine and a 9" hardwood. Was able to handle both pretty well. When we went to limb and cut up the pine I was able to do the entire thing with my dewalt before my dad could clear the flood on his stihl and get it started.

For my use its a great option. I can keep it in my camping gear, it will cut anything I would use for firewood. Don't have to worry about keeping mixed gas around, doesn't smell, can swap batteries to my impact for changing tires. Only complaints I have 1- it leaks bar oil like most saws 2- I can't find a case/bag that fits it well without being massively oversized