Remington 8" 18V Chain Saw - ???

[crash325]

Well I went & did it. Ordered this miniature chain saw. Sure hope it works, 60 day warranty (return privileges) & 1 year on battery. Brand new $50, with free shipping.

Anybody ever see one or use one????

 

[Western]

I haven't, but bet it would cut bread good Wonder what the torque drain on the 18v battery will do, or is it for small trim jobs?

 

[bullbreaker]

Well I went & did it. Ordered this miniature chain saw. Sure hope it works, 60 day warranty (return privileges) & 1 year on battery. Brand new $50, with free shipping.

Anybody ever see one or use one????

A friend of mine has 1 that he uses to cut his cheaper cigars with ! :laughing:
Howdy Jim just ribbing you like Dennis . :thumbsup:
Post pics and your experience of it when you get it.
Oh BTW make sure You don't put the chain on backwards !

 

[crash325]

It is suppose to cut 150 1/.5" limbs on a single charge. cute little guy
When stealing (semi legal) wood don't want the noise of a regular saw. Most trees around here are fairly small, just want to cut notch so it pulls down easily.
Legal to cut dead & down wood & enough for a camp fire. maybe a BIG camp fire.

 

[creekbend]

A friend of mine has 1 that he uses to cut his cheaper cigars with ! :laughing:
Howdy Jim just ribbing you like Dennis . :thumbsup:
Post pics and your experience of it when you get it.
Oh BTW make sure You don't put the chain on backwards !

Your post made me chuckle. BTW, how have YOU been doing?

 

[like2wheel]

I have a small (6"'?) B&D Firestorm 18v that works waaay better than I thought it would. Looks & seems cheesy, but I picked it up for a song on clearance somewhere. Thought it would be handier than my 18" Stihl when climbing to prune & was pleasantly surprised for a change.

So I'm thinking you'll be happy if you're realistic with that Remington.

 

[crash325]

I have a small (6"'?) B&D Firestorm 18v that works waaay better than I thought it would. Looks & seems cheesy, but I picked it up for a song on clearance somewhere. Thought it would be handier than my 18" Stihl when climbing to prune & was pleasantly surprised for a change.

So I'm thinking you'll be happy if you're realistic with that Remington.

If nothing else the little guy will be handy around the yard & property. Be real good on stuff too big for hand shears. To be seen is if it can handle dry mesquite.

 

[Gunny]

I bought the Ryobi chainsaw to clear limbs hanging over the grandsons 4 wheeling trail. It worked pretty good the few times I used it, but I found that the sawzall with a green wood blade cut faster and the battery lasted longer.

 

[jeff9366]

I found that the sawzall with a green wood blade cut faster and the battery lasted longer.

I share Gunny's experience. Sawzall is a lot more money up front but the blades are cheap and just a twist of the chuck to replace. A brand famous for hard working reliability.

 

[Western]

Sawsall has many uses too, great to have in "deer camp":thumbsup: Of course Crash's little chainsaw can probably fit in a side holster so....