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Customers love it. It has paid for er self several times over. Another way I can tell which saw is getting used the most is to open the saw box on the truck. The one in front is more likely the one most recently used- and that's always this one! love nick

It's the saw the guys grab first. If we are talking 12 inch limbs then yes- it's 200T time. But the battery powered saw is quieter, easy to start (just pull the trigger), and as much as you might tell yourself you love the smell of exhaust in your face- the truth is, it's great not having to...

6 months prior we had bought the blower, battery and charger already. So buying the saw for $350 was fine since we already had charging supplies. But yeah, the batteries are like $150 and I think the charger was $99! Regarding how long it lasts- quite a while. Way longer than a tank of gas...

Two that I know of. The one pictured is a 12" bar. The next one up is 14. No tools needed to adjust chain tension! I might not have fuel fumes to get high off, but when cutting camphor I have to take it outside the garage. It makes me super dizzy!

Power? In what unit of measurement would you like me to report that? This thing is not loud at all. I'll report back with a decibel report later today...but I'm a stickler about hearing protection and I don't use it when using that saw. You can have a conversation with the operator while...

One lady told me she hired us for a super easy $900 removal specifically because she read that we don't use gas powered blowers. It really struck a cord with her and the job was ours! love nick

Took this pic today. Been using the battery powered saw for about 6 months now. It great if used appropriately. This was an approximate 10" Eugenia (I believe that's syzygium paniculatum if I spelled it right) love nick love nick