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Greenworks 80V 18" Brushless Cordless Chainsaw (Great For Tree Felling, Limbing, Pruning, and Firewood) / 75+ Compatible Tools), 2.0Ah Battery and Rapid Charger Included

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Size: 18" (2.0Ah) 1.8KW Motor


Features

  • 18'' CHAIN AND BAR : Perfect for professional users
  • BRUSHLESS MOTOR TECHNOLOGY : 2X more torque. Provides more power, longer runtime, quiet operation, and extended motor life
  • AUTOMATIC OILER : Delivers proper chain lubrication and increased productivity
  • EASY ADJUST TENSIONING : For easy bar and chain maintenance
  • POWERFUL PERFORMANCE : Get up to 150 cuts on 4x4 lumber on a single charge and comparable to a 42CC gas chainsaw
  • EASY TO USE : Push button start, no gas or fumes, no carburetor, no spark plug, and no starter rope

Description

greenworks is starting a revolution in outdoor power equipment starting with its greenworks Pro 80V li-ion Max system. Combined with our digital Brushless motor, this is the highest voltage, gas equivalent, commercial grade cordless outdoor power tool system in the industry. Featuring the simple electric start, light weight Designs & quieter motor, professionals & heavy dyers can now tackle tough jobs through variable terrain without the hassle of gas, fumes, heavy gear or delicate maintenance needs of gas powered engines. The evolution of greenworks lithium-ion technology & designs have made it possible For professionals to get their jobs done by simply snapping in a battery & pressing a button while delivering high performance power & longer run time to get the job done. greenworks Pro 80V li-ion Max system features a jet blower, 18" Chainsaw, hedge trimmer, string trimmer, lawn mower. With greenworks, we understand that it's not just a tool. It's your life.

Brand: Greenworks


Power Source: Battery Powered


Horsepower: 3.5 hp


Item Weight: 2.05 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 18"L x 7"W x 10"H


Chain Length: 18 Inches


Global Trade Identification Number: 87


Manufacturer: Greenworks


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Brand: Greenworks


Power Source: Battery Powered


Horsepower: 3.5 hp


Item Weight: 2.05 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 18"L x 7"W x 10"H


Chain Length: 18 Inches


Global Trade Identification Number: 87


Manufacturer: Greenworks


UPC: 841821014087


Item Weight: 2.05 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: GCS80421


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Death of the small gas chainsaw?
Size: 18" (2.0Ah) 1.8KW Motor
I've used nothing but Stihl, Husky and Echo saws for decades and finally decided it was time to try one of the new electrics. After suffering sticker shock upon seeing the prices of both Stihl and Husky electrics, I sort of gave up on the idea. That is, until I started reading all the positive reviews of this 80V Greenworks and figured I'd give it a try. I expected some sort of wimpy slow-cutting saw that would drain the battery after 10 or 15 minutes of cutting thin branches, but the power, cutting speed and battery life really impressed the heck out of me. I tested the Greenworks on a variety of hardwood limb sizes and found it to cut almost as fast as a 14" limbing chainsaw. I ran the saw about a half-hour and still had a full bar of charge (out of 3 bars) remaining. The next day I switched from the stock safety chain it came with to an OREGON 91VXL062G 62 Drive Link Long Top Plate 3/8-Inch Low Profile Chain, and the cutting speed was even faster This replacement Oregon chain is not a full safety chain (like the original that came with the saw) but there was no noticeable kickback using it. As long as I didn't nose dive into a thick stump - something you shouldn't do anyway with such non-safety chain - it just cut faster and didn't kick. I cut down, limbed and sectioned a dead 35' beechnut that had a base diameter of over 12". I did that on a single battery charge and still had some juice left over when I finished. The benefits of using a battery operated chainsaw are: ~No more pull-starts ~No plugs to replace ~No failure to start due to old gas, a fouled plug or flooding ~No loud noise (well, there's some but nothing like a fully revving gas saw) and neighbor complaints ~No more spilled gasoline ~No more mixing 50:1 ~No more paying for gasoline (I use high octane for saws and it ain't cheap) ~No more breathing in stinky and harmful exhaust fumes ~No more burns when changing out a chain ~Extra safety mechanisms including a traditional chain brake, an interlocking trigger, and the idle saw will shut itself off automatically after about 15-seconds. Additionally, an electric stops moving as soon as the trigger is released - unlike most gas chainsaws. ~Another safety feature; no more dieselling (the continuation of ignition even after the switch is off) due to incorrect carburetor adjustment, bad gas mix or hot spots on a plug. I actually have a 20-stitch scar on my leg from this happening to me with a saw I had turned off. ~No more carbon buildup on the head ~No more excessive vibration that really can tire out your hands and arms ~No more emptying and running out gas in the saw when storing for the season. ~A fraction of the cost of an equivalent Husky or Stihl electric - and with a better (2-year) warranty. I also think it cuts faster than those 2 saws. ~Automatic overload protection. The saw will turn itself off if you push it too much. I saw this in videos but when I used it in thick wood, the saw never overloaded. Just don't push it too much, which is good advice for a gas saw too. However, it just requires pressing the on switch to resume cutting. Of course nothing's perfect, so here's some downsides: ~The saw with it's battery installed isn't exactly a lightweight - but then again it cuts as fast as an equivalent midweight gas saw. ~The battery doesn't last very long in use, so you really need 2 or more of these expensive things with you (about $150 each). I figure to get about an hour of cutting with 2 batteries. The Greenworks quick-charger doesn't take long to recharge a battery, but you can't do that in the field. ~The safety electric shut off kicks in a bit too quickly - at around 15-seconds of idle time. That means you have to press the electric start switch to turn it on before resuming cutting. Just a slight PITA. I have already called Greenworks and asked them if it would be possible to increase this time to 30 or even 45-seconds on future models, so that you can swing the saw from limb to limb without having it turn off unexpectedly. I figure the trigger interlock switch and chain brake are enough for safety. ~It is an electric, and an 80V battery is nothing to disregard. So, don't use it to cut holes in a frozen lake the next time you go ice fishing. Water and electricity are just a bad combination. ~If you fill the bar oil tank up and park the saw, it will slowly bleed oil. The fix to this is to simply store the saw on its side with the bar oil port facing up. It's awkward, but it stops the oil from leaking. My expectation for this battery-electric saw is that it spells the demise of the small and medium chainsaw - for most uses and users. No, you can't use a battery saw on a giant redwood (at least not yet), and all day cutting is really not practical unless you have a nearby charging station. But. for arborist work and chainsawing around the home, this saw can't be beat. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2016 by robosolo
    • From On-The-Line to True Believer
Size: 18" (2.0Ah) 1.8KW Motor
Background: I was not sure about this purchase as it seemed a bit crazy to try to use a battery powered chainsaw. The reason I was interested is because I was tired of dealing with all the issues that came with my gas chainsaw (18 inch 45 cc). I had replaced the plug, the air filter and a gas line and was dealing with another issue where the chainsaw would not idle properly. I had to turn it off each time I had to adjust position since it would keep spinning. I had enough. I made the best choice to buy this GreenWorks chainsaw. The Good: It works as well as the gas chainsaw. It has the power to take down real trees and clean them. It is safer (in that it stops when you want instead of a potentially shaky idle) No more pull start. You push a button then a safety with a trigger. Awesome! The battery charges fast. It is very quiet. I would guess it is about 1/3 the noise of a gas chainsaw (not scientific, just a guess). When you take the side-cover off the bar you can clean the area real easy. There is nothing there except a wheel for the chain, the oil dispenser hole and the bar and chain. The Not so Good: The battery (so far) gets through about one ash tree before dying. You may feel like it is not as dangerous when cutting because it is so quiet and simple, but it still has the same risk and should be treated that way. Notes: I find I can clear a tree faster because it cuts on and off instantly. I do not mind the battery dying as it gives me time to rest, but may get a second one to keep going when I need to do so. Overall: This is one of the best purchase decisions of my life! I am sold. I only wish I had bought their lawn mower (bought one about a month before this purchase). I am convinced in this company. I will try to give an update after I finish clearing more trees (got hit by the ash-bore). Update: Since first posting this review, I have cut down many more trees and have purchased the weed trimmer. That had the same battery so now I can use the chainsaw while the second battery is charging. I still love this as much as the day it first arrived. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2017 by Derek Cadwallader
    • Cuts up trees with plenty of power
Size: 18" (2.0Ah) 1.8KW Motor
I would give this a 5 Star except for the chain tends to pop off the bar almost with every battery charge. Not sure if mine is miss aligned with the bar and sprocket. This is a bit annoying when you have a large job to cut up as you then have to take the shield off and rethread the chain onto the bar and loosen and tighten the chain. The chain saw has plenty of power to cut down trees up to 40" in diameter but with that size you should have several batteries as you would not want to have a tree partly cut and have to wait to charge the battery to continue. I have used this quite a bit and would buy it again even with the issue mentioned about the chain popping off. I have the 80 volt 18" greenworks chainsaw. Greenworks if you have a fix for this one issue please let me know what it is, as this is a very fine tool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by RDS

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