I see Milwaukee has a new top handle coming out that claims it’s faster than a 35cc gas saw. I’m interested to see the price, I’ll probably grab one did they’re priced reasonably.
I’m not impressed with Milwaukee’s testing with petrol equipment. From the tests I’ve seen, it’s always so biased. They’ll use poorly tuned petrol equipment, purposely so it runs slow and rich. Dull chains, poor use of the tool by the operator.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Techtronic_IndustriesJust an FYI for those that might want to know- Milwaukee is fully owned by the Chinese corp TTI- it's no longer an American company. Same for Ryobi and Ridgid.
Why cant you the price ,dont forget to calculate new batteries in because when they die it will be costly. Have you seen the prices of those lately?I’m actually not worried about the speed. If it’s priced right and balanced I’ll probably pickup one with the 12” setup. I had an echo 303t and sold it. I didn’t use it a lot but it was very handy at times. I can’t justify a 201c and I’m a big stihl fan.
I won’t use it enough to spend the 201 money. I already have the batteries, I know they’re not cheap. I’ve also been looking at the pole saw as well. I typically used my 303t for trimming sticks of firewood that were too long for the stove or cutting small blocks of smoking wood for the grill. I shouldn’t have sold the 303 but I did. My stove is a top loader that will fit a 22” split when empty but 18s are better to fill it with. My tree buddy that does the takedowns that I can’t do doesn’t know what a 18” round is lol. His stove is a front load north south stove that will take a 26” split, He forgets that everyone else doesn’t have the luxury of it.Why cant you the price ,dont forget to calculate new batteries in because when they die it will be costly. Have you seen the prices of those lately?
https://www.homedepot.com/s/48-11-1812 M18 REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ HD12.0 Battery Pack?NCNI-5
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