So, what say you?.
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure, answers here on ODT regarding which saw is the “best” is
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He's not looking for professional grade. A lot of us just need to cut some **** down and call it a day..
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure, answers here on ODT regarding which saw is the “best” is
I have a dewalt 20 volt and keep a 20-60 batterie in it,keep it in truck Incase tree falls across rd at hut club. Very satisfied with big battery never run out of juice in saw.i also have a dewalt limb saw I use same battery for.
I have a 10" corded pole saw that the saw is removable. This thing is great. Just a pita dragging drop cords around the back 40
How reliable are the 20V in the 60V saw?
I personally go with whatever tool battery set up I use for other things, for example, if you have impacts drills and other power tools that are dewalt. Get the dewalt saw...etc. I buy Milwaukee...so when I need a new tool I don't have to buy more batteries, I can just buy the bare tools. If you aren't attached to a brand for other tools yet, look around and see if whatever brand saw you are about to buy has other tools you may need down the road....nothing is more of a pain than having to deal with multiple brand chargers and batteries.
Anyone w/ experience running 20V battery in 60V tool? Will it even power it? Worth the time to even bother?
This dude is the law on testing- Dewalt won first test, then Echo destroyed it in the follow on video.
That said, I run a Ryobi, uses same battery as my lawn mower, fine for small stuff up to 10" or so.
That said, I run a Ryobi, uses same battery as my lawn mower, fine for small stuff up to 10" or so.
