I have a Craftsman 18", 43cc chainsaw. Is that enough to power through a cut?
190950
You will burn a lot of fuel and chain oil. I have a 20" saw and it works well, just don't force the cut
190951
The recommended minimum is 20" and 50cc. You're close and might be sufficient for smaller logs and softer wood.
552771
As far as I know all 16 in. chainsaws carry a standard blade. If the electric models are different than the gasoline model it is news to me. Check with the Poulan mfg. They should answer the question quickly.
1932244
I used it to power a 10 inch compound saw and a small oil less compressor, both from harbor freight. The saw does no cut as well as when it is hooked up to normal ac power. A sharper blade would help.
2012090
it is a chain saw, it will do the same as any other chain saw of it's size. So yes it will . I cut a tree down, and cut it up into manageable pieces.
584109
Rogelio, I can't say for sure, as I have a 20" Poulan Pro, but I'm going to guess that the 3/16" is the one you need. You may want to call around first to Home Depot, or a local chainsaw shop that sells your saw and ask them, just to make sure. Best of luck with it.
819576
Although I don't know enough to give you a definitive answer, I know that when I bought my chain saw, it came standard with a 16" bar, so I upgraded to an 18" bar, and I don't think they had to do anything different except put a larger chain on. So, it could work, but I can't say for sure. Best to ask someone in the business.
1040830
YES! I, also, purchased a 100' cord so I could reach just about anywhere on my 1/4 acre lot! Purchase a lot of chain oil right from the start. I bought a gallon and I cut down a lot of trees this last year .... I still have quite a bit left! It's a GREAT saw! My wife has no problems using it, too!
465968
As long as your extension cord is .The cord on the saw is just long enough to attacch the extension cord.
2001215
Absolutely, it's just a mini chainsaw on a pole so whatever you can reach you can cut. I have personally found it a very useful tool for general trimming around the house !
684116
It depends on the battery and blade on the saw you're using. With only two XC batteries I have worked a full day framing and sheathing a new house. I haven't run a "wear it out with one cut until it's dead test"... But if that is your need get a worm drive saw and an extension cord.
2220032
Hello Michelle, good afternoon. The best way I can answer your question would be to ask the specs of your chainsaw. If it is for 16" then the blade I would think would fit but to be sure, the manufacturer typically states the chain saw make/model that are compatible to their blade. I hope my explanation did not disappoint you too much. Oni
272069
I'm sure it could. I've cut through 2 x 4 stock (which is 1 1/2" thick) many years ago with a very much lower powered and lighter weight jig saw. Just go slowly, use a sharp blade, and let the saw do the work without forcing the cut.
945591
Its hard to say... With chain saws you cant go by what the packaging says. On the bar should be #'s that tell you what chain it takes. D70 or h65 or ??My chain saw uses this chain D70 20". The D70 is the drive gear cut. If the bar is not numbered you can take the chain to local store and they can identifi it for you. Lowes has a picture ID in the chain section. Hope this helps.
1764558
I would not recommend this tool for the job....not enough power. Blade has a back on it so the angle of the cut would be too shallow. Use a skillsaw or table saw or band saw with infeed/outfeed table or rollers.
992921
The saw is strong enough. Make sure you get a long pruning blade (6" to 8") for the job. The pruning blades work great.
334434
I have only used it on a generator or off 110 ac, best chain saw I've ever had. It is amazing what it will cut. I've owned Stihl, McCllough, Homelite and a few others, but this is a really nice saw.
1902984
yes you have moor power than what you needI rune my drill power saw and much moor GO FOR IT . K ENGEN RONING.