are chainsaws sold in CA. any different than saws sold in other states, I.E. emmission standards?
1958951
No there is no difference. Husqvarna 2 cycle equipment is EPA approved in all 50 states until 2017
568152
It's made in China, however, the saw-chain is an Oregon brand and that is made in USA.
785848
good question.... why not look at the specs.... the chainsaw works great for me
760513
It looks like a Prop 65 label... thanks to California. Just about every tool made has this somewhere on it... not sure why it's listed as a "feature" though (maybe just a warning to avoid any issues?).
1537374
Call Oregon, they'll be glad to help. That's what I did to make sure I got the right one for my saw. It's a great system, although initially a little expensive. I've been using it for a few weeks and it's worth the money. A 5 or 10 second touch up and the chain stays sharp. And that's cutting really well seasoned (standing dead) oak which can dull a chain fast.
1948999
They are made in Japan ,best chain saws made ,mine still running hard 4 years old no problems 1 pull start, 9 chain changes ,8 filter changes, 2 spark plugs. I use for a business. you must take care of it look on my early post back in 2008 .very good investment Thanks
1515309
The chain for this saw is OEM from Oregon Chain' and meets ANSI standards for "low kickback".who makes better chain//
802692
I'm not sure where it is made, but as a commercial General Contractor in California we cannot "legally" use gas powered saws indoors and this saw has been great. Very powerful. We use it almost exclusively for cutting concrete slabs abs have not had any regrets.
871465
electric. I have never seen a chain saw with both electric and gas motors. It certainly would be heavy. Good saw. I have trouble with chain oil flow at low temps. If you plan to use it at low temps, would buy the bar oil for lower temps. regular oil is not good since it does not cling.
1356406
Although originating in Sweden, Bahco (now a subdivision of Snap-on) makes most of its tools in Europe; this saw, and its blades, are made in Portugal. Hope this helps; bottom line, when they call this 'the human chain saw', it's no joke. I've felled and cut up several 50 foot trees on our property, and this saw, and its 24 inch cousin, have never failed to deliver excellent results. Larry
381069
I did a little research! Found a Web site that said Electrolux is the same in chainsaws, that mtd is in lawnmowers! I bought a 450WA little over a year ago,I am very happy with it! I think in this day and age look for what you want to do with it, and in your budget, and the warranty! Base your decision on that! Shop Amazon,I did got the saw with no frt.charge or tax!
259085
No. but your chain can be purchased here: http://www.loggerchain.com/91PJ033X-superseded-Oregon-chain-91PX033G-for-Chicago-pole-saw-91PX033G-X.htm
736257
I'm not able to verify this at the moment, but it seems I recall reading about replacement chains for the 20312 chainsaw in the product literature that came with the chainsaw. I don't see this literature online, or I would link it for you. I describes the low kickback type of chain, and the specs. But I don't think it was specific to Greenworks chainsaws. I would guess the same is true for the 20672 polesaw, but I don't own that one.
286365
I think all chain saw blades are standard...only the size: I. e. 8inch, 14inch, etc...
739947
I can't answer that. I only have the chain saw. But if they are like every other company, an 18 volt battery is standard for any their equipment which uses an 18 volt.
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.
1751092
Go to Oregon's web site and put your model saw into their "chain finder' search. http://www.oregonproducts.com/homeowner/lookups/selguide.aspx?BusId=CONS&SellReg;=USA&LangId;=ENG They will give you the right chain and part number for your model saw. Then you can find & buy it here on Amazon. Good luck!