can the chainsaw be removed from the pole and used as just a small chainsaw?
286900
No, the only part than can be removed and the unit still function is the middle pole.
286901
I looked at the male end that has the battery end and took off the middle part where the two ends meet to the chainsaw and shorted it to one long part of female to male ends and you have a 4foot range to the chainsaw. But there noway to take the chainsaw , to make it work like that. like a normal chainsaw would. the exstra 4foot is better on your back anyway.
286902
the shortest you can make it is with one section about 3 feet. even at this length it is easy to use. I have used this a lot and works great, goes through bar oil so keep stock. some people have complained about battery charge length, I can tell you if you hold this above your head for a 1/2 hour your arms are tired. I usually cut a bunch for 20 minutes or so and while it is charging do some clean up. hope this helps.George
286903
No, with the pole removed you end up with two female ends without a way to connect the batter with the saw
286904
No, you have to use at lease two of the pole extensions because the battery is attached to one and the chainsaw to the other. you may use it with out the center pole.
1752623
Yes. Once you get the saw extended it becomes a little difficult to handle. If you keep the saw almost vertical it would work but then the branch might fall on you. I wouldn't let my daughters use it. Try going to Home Depot or Lowes and try one from display.
529557
You could, but it's not what the tool is for and I would highly recommend using it strictly for the purpose it is intended for or you may have a short life span on the tool
1119476
Removing the pole does not look possible to me. The on/off switch is located on top of the pole and I don't see any other option for power.
1943292
It's not as easy as a regular chainsaw - mine has been beat up so much (only because I use it like crazy) I now just stick a screwdriver in the chain to maintain tension, as I tighten the cover screw. I've had a couple different pole saws, this one has been the best thus far. If you keep it oiled and dont try to cut down a 50 year old oak tree... the tension stays pretty well for a couple hours without needing any attention. Hope this helps, Carl
1636119
I suppose you could do it with a chain, but this tool is really for metal T posts. It does have a chain hook on it, but it would take an awful lot of muscle power to pull an 8' ground stake. I just don't know if it would work.
1142449
I think you can, but this may be more than you need for a single yard project. There are cheap non sliding 10' chop saws that may not be much more heavy.
1467889
Not sure about a chain saw, but certainly an axe. If you're thinking of hanging the chain saw by the handle grip - possibly (depending on the opening, angle, etc.) I've used these at my place of work to hang first aid responder bags. As long as they are properly anchored, I don't see why you could not hang an axe. Just be sure to check the weight limitations from the manufacturer
2277169
Yes u can break it into smaller pieces just use gloves. U might need a plastic knife to cut it n u can throw knife away
1054049
I wouldn't see why not. From the look of the pictures it seems you can simply move the chain links up some.
956607
The only way I think you could do that is if you put a sacrificial piece of wood mounted to the piece to screw to the head stock and then cut it off. I would not recommend that though. Best to use the right tools, you always get better results.BTW, this is a great little lathe, I've used it for over a year now. No issues. First one shipped damaged, no issue with the return and shipment of another.
330297
You will be able to remove the blade but I don't think you will be able to buy it without the saw blade attached. The telescoping pole is very high quality.
673010
Yes it can, you can use a small saw, but be sure to measure the height you need before doing it (there's no going back). Also, be sure to do it in a straight line, or the rubber base won't fit propperly afterwards.
1391460
No, but can be used to cut off small limbs! Mostly used to cut wood projects like a hand saw but it does the work for you!
773294
No it can't be removed. But if you are looking for an all-in-one, GoPro recently came out with a pole that can be either short like this, extended or used as a Tripod [legs fold out of the bottom].
1785000
I wouldn't recommend it; the blade requires some type of handle to be safe to use and is longer than a typical pruning saw would be. The blade that came with mine was very dull due to poor packaging, too; and would be hard to push and pull through most tree limbs without the extra leverage the polls give you. You could likely use it as a hand pruning saw in a pinch, but I think it would be risky to do so.
736252
This cutter was design to cut small branches only. I never try to use this cutter fit through a chain link fence. Good luck if you want to try.