litefoot
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Anyone see significant gains modding the muffler?
Finally! A cordless chainsaw!
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JeffandJess4806
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I wish i seen that befor i got my Dolmar 7900 damn damn damn:censored:
LarryTheCableGuy
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How long will it take Gary to say it needs a 10" bar and Troll to say it needs a 6"? 
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Khtsr44
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I thought all saws where cordless.
Erick
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I'd be interested in trying one of these. It might turn out good for trimming my dad's apple trees. Most of the time he's cutting branches that are 1/2" - 2" in size.
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Battery powered chainsaws aren't new, though, are they? I sharpened a chain on one about a year ago, I believe it was McCulloch branded.
chowdozer
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Maybe you don't want that one in particuliar. The one in the picture has that quality Chinese plastic look. LOL
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JeffandJess4806
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I bet the EPA loves these
Piped cordless has been around for a while....
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Kogafortwo
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It doesn't say "cordLESS", it says "cord FREE". So you get the cord for free.
Edit: it also says cord LESS power - so you get the cord but with less power.
All my stuff has cords on it. I have to pull them a bunch of times to get the motor to spin around and go bzzzzzzz.
Edit: it also says cord LESS power - so you get the cord but with less power.
All my stuff has cords on it. I have to pull them a bunch of times to get the motor to spin around and go bzzzzzzz.
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LarryTheCableGuy
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Piped cordless has been around for a while....
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Hey, wanna help me build a pipe for my cordless drill? It's reverseable so it will need a big suckback preventer.
Our cordless phone is next!!
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Don't you guys know about hand saws?
They've been around for hundreds of years.
Yup. A handsaw would cut through 1/2-2" limbs before you can locate the battery pack on that cordless saw. And a Silky costs way less.
Don't you guys know about hand saws?
They've been around for hundreds of years.
Yeah, that's what we use now. Of course, I also know about two man saws and axes, but I still use a chainsaw to drop trees.
maveric944
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All of mine are.....
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not true, what about the pull cord!?:jawdrop:
l2edneck
Small Job Specialist
What will they think nof next?Cord free flashlights?
