Milwaukee 16-Inch 13-AMP 2.25 HP Electric Chain Saw #6215
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- Easy-to-operate 13 Amp electric chain saw
- Features a 2.25 HP motor, 1800-feet-per-minute chain speed
- Includes automatic oiler, adjustable clutch for longer performance
- Handguard-actuated brake and resettable lock-out switch for safety
- 16-inch bar length; 5-year warranty
Amazon. com Product Description
Milwaukee 16-inch 13 Amp 2 25 HP electric chainsaw is equipped with a guard of the handbrake on and lock-out adjustable switch that closes the device in case of mishaps. The oil tank 6-1/2-ounce-capacity automatically chain mechanism providing one hour of continuous operation. The 16-inch bar runs in a 1800-meter-per-minute chain speed, and its adjustable clutch protects the motor and mechanism to bind harmful. The device is Lightw. . . Read more>>
Robert B. Ruh, Jr. said:
Mar 15, 10 at 12:51 pmI bought the Milwaukee Electric chain saw five years ago, because I will not keep gasoline anywhere in the house. Milwaukee, like any other product, is excellent, and this works as well as any model of gas of similar size. And ‘certainly lighter in weight compared to any type of gas to similar effect. For use in an area you can cover with a cable 100 ‘of extension that point is excellent. The car is quiet, powerful, and does not generate smoke and heat!
a bad thing: it’s electric, and cable can be a difficult Are you up to your life between the branches. Also be sure to determine the appropriate chain of previous generations – even the house wider range instrument does not have a replacement of equipment. (Oregon S57)
For home average working around your home on even the largest trees so this is a good bet. If you’re out in the woods cutting firewood definitely a gas, then the best choice.
Luigi Buono said:
Mar 15, 10 at 2:42 pmI bought this chainsaw in March 2001 and immediately noticed the oil spill. I said a representative from Milwaukee, who said that a small oil spill was normal, but if the petrol tank was empty when I had to take to a service center. In the end I did this time, I was convinced it was losing too much, and after waiting for about 4 weeks I was informed that the necessary parts were still in arrears. In return my problem I have a new chainsaw. Unfortunately, this new chain saw will do the same. I put a poll on this issue for Milwaukee, but still have not heard back.
I am very happy with the way in which this chain of sawmills and easily cut large logs.
LBuono
H. Ford said:
Mar 15, 10 at 3:40 pmI only had problems with gas saws. I decided I’d rather pull my generator, a machine behind my tractor (or stack of several hundred meters of the spinal cord) to undergo another Chinese-made gas chain saw with their meticulous tend not to start or ping crap out when they do. So I bought the Milwaukee know that I will have a thick American-made saw. But that is no more than a fly Fanny says she saw “Made in Japan”. I suppose it is a name-brand Tanaka and SHINDAIWA. Recently I also discovered that Milwaukee is now a Chinese company, owned by the same conglomerate that owns Homelite (if that gas chainsaw Chinese gave me adequate) and Ryobi. But striking the hands of my father’s Remington electric chainsaw down, and I think that I have real complaints about it.
Leonard Wayne Lowthian said:
Mar 15, 10 at 5:35 pmwhen it was time to have a new chainsaw saw Milwaukee made an electric motor. With the advent of portable generators, it made sense. Milwaukee power chain saw cuts everything goes against. The security features are great and not to hinder the “average” Guy trying to get a job “done.” Its robustness, reliability (as a generator), and cut all its gas-powered “cousin” will be without all the fuss. “
Old Dude in Florida said:
Mar 15, 10 at 6:55 pmUnit very well constructed. I have owned several other brands (cheaper). All wood cutting for a while ‘. This is one of the products.