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Yes, the tool itself is very light. It's the pressurized hoses full of hot hydraulic fluid that weigh so much and restrict movement. With a chainsaw you can reach and adjust the saw angle with your hand(s). With hydraulic tools you need to turn and twist your entire body to adjust the saw angle...

avoid them. Heavy and expensive. The attached hydraulic hoses will restrict your range of motion. It's like attaching two pressurized garden hoses to the back of your chainsaw and trying to move it around. Brett has an old set with low hours rotting away in his shop, last time he mentioned them...