Recent content by ernemats

Was there any indication of it getting weak before it broke?

Where did you get it from ? Looks nice.

I would go a little larger depending on the type of wood and also the battery chainsaw. My Redback 120 volt saw will do 12 inches easily but my Ryobi 40 volt saws I can do 8 inches easily.

I have a solution on how to save on gas and get exercise at the same time.. lol

Why is there a glove on top of the battery? Nice job on the conversion.

I have been doing both in the past week, mowing grass one day and shoveling snow several days later

For the 40 volt Ryobi chainsaw I would use at least their 4 ah battery, lesser ones will work but the runtime is not too good

What kind of speed do you usually get from Starlink?

Do they make any chainsaw chaps that will work with battery chainsaws, I have looked on line and I cannot find any ?

I own 2 Ryobi 40 volt chainsaws and I really like them. They are good on logs up about 10 inches in diameter also work on larger but battery life is a lot less and they are slower cutting on the larger logs. Use battery powered saws for cutting my firewood. I also have a Redback 120 volt...

On my 1845 I have had issues with the starter solenoid 2 or 3 times and ended up replacing the solenoid .

list it on tbn marketplace

I just found out yesterday that a location about 3 miles from me had received their Starlink dishes. About 6 families in that location got theirs the same day, so I'm hoping soon

What netgear router do you have?

I just got a Nighthawk mr1100 lte mobile hotspot router and the speed improved from our Verizon dsl some but not by a large amount. Download speeds from3 mbps to around 20 mbps on occasion but the upload speed is usually less than 1 mbps, it seems that the faster the download the slower the...