Milwaukee M12FHS-0x 12v Cordless Pruning Saw Fuel Hatchet Body Only in Case

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This mini saw is quite unique in that it has a bar and chain oil reservoir that must be topped up before use. Most mini saws require this to be done manually with a small oil bottle. This saw is fabulous! It makes cutting such a simple pleasure. It's called a Pruning saw but does far more than that. No more hand saws or SawsAll for larger branches or wood. Beats the hell out of the larger corded Homelite electric chain saw I have. There's no contest. Up to 180 cuts in 10 x 10 cm cedar on a full M18™ HIGH OUTPUT™ 5.5 Ah battery charge for outstanding productivity Includes : 20cm (8") saw chain, 76ml chain bar lubricant, climbing scabbard, integrated lanyard loop & chain tension adjustment tool It has really good handles, with one for each hand for greater control and the ability to apply pressure when cutting.

The Milwaukee M12 Hatchet Pruning Saw is one of the premium mini chainsaws – in fact, it even costs a fair amount more than the Stihl GTA 26. The unboxing and setup happen at about the 5-minute mark after a rundown of all the specs and features. And don't get me started on the cordless convenience. No more fumbling with extension cords or searching for power outlets in the middle of the forest. With this hatchet in hand, you're like a ninja in the wilderness, silently and effortlessly conquering the arboreal world. There’s a variable speed trigger to control your cutting speed up to 984 fpm. Practically, it’s not only much faster than a hand saw, but it’s also much less fatiguing. Designed to meet the ergonomic, performance, and durability needs of landscape maintenance professionals.It has a 6″ blade, making it a bit bigger than most of the best mini chainsaws that tend to only have 4″ bars. One of my mini saws also has a 6″ bar, and I must say it is nice to have the extra length from time to time (I can swap the 4″ and 6″ around). The Milwaukee Hatchet doesn’t seem to bog down as much as competing products, and the battery power looks good. It certainly gets longer run times than many out there. Instead of using a tool-free chain tensioner, the Hatchet uses a single-stud design that requires a scrench. The upside is a more secure hold on the bar, so you spend less time re-tensioning over the course of the day. The scrench stores onboard, making any adjustments you need to make more convenient. M18 FUEL™ HATCHET™ pruning saw delivers outstanding power and torque to cut hardwood without bogging down Yes, it only has a 6-inch bar, but besides that, there is a bit of weight behind it. It comes in at just under 5 lbs, making it almost as heavy as a regular light chainsaw like the ECHO CS-2511T which weighs 6 lbs.

Designed to meet the ergonomic, performance, and durability needs of landscape maintenance professionals As stated in the video above, these tools are excellent for getting into tight spots and ordinary chainsaws cannot. Up to 180 cuts in 10cm x 10cm cedar on a full M18™ HIGH OUTPUT™ 5.5Ah battery charge for outstanding productivity. M18 FUEL™ HATCHET pruning saw delivers outstanding power and torque to cut hardwood without bogging down.Weighing 2.3 kg and featuring a compact design, the cordless pruning saw gives you increased control and manoeuvrability in tight access areas The M18 FHS20 FUEL HATCHET pruning saw delivers outstanding power and torque to cut hardwood without bogging down. Designed to meet the ergonomic, performance, and durability needs of landscape maintenance professionals. Compact design for increased control and maneuverability in tight access areas. Flexible battery system: works with all MILWAUKEE® M18™ batteries.

For runtime, Milwaukee tells us that you can make up to 120 cuts in 2-inch oak on a single charge of the 4.0Ah battery that comes in the kit. Paired with a hedge trimmer for branches up to 3/4-inch, a chainsaw for branches over 3 inches, and the Milwaukee M12 Fuel Hatchet for everything in between, one battery is plenty to get through a full day of landscaping. What About Using a Reciprocating Saw?The M12 is also quite a bit heavier, but when you see it in the videos below, you’ll understand why – it’s bigger!