Battery power chainsaw options (long winded, sorry)

I’m out y’all! I’ll report tomorrow with the decision.

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The whole time I’ve been on this thread I’ve been watching Curb Your Enthusiasm on split screen. Thank God my wife isn’t home or she’d be so annoyed with how much I’ve been laughing.

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Good luck amigo! Let us know. Fingers crossed they can do something non invasive! Don’t want you to turtle up in front of the cute nurses. Holler if you need anything!

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Get er done buddy. Be safe. BTW , The open part of the gown goes towards the rear. Don’t freak out the nurses pal. Good luck

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Nighty night gentlemen!

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Welp, I’m late to the party but this was a good read…:joy:
Best of luck in the morning @SchertzServicesLLC

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Soooo… no on the battery chainsaw?

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Still worth just getting one to try out…

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I’d get it out of curiosity. Chris swears by it ,that’s good enough for me.Plus you get it for cheap, And your thread went a muck ,So I feel that you owe us that at the very least …

Surgery scheduled for Thursday! Pretty excited to get this thing out of me.

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I would go with the ryobi.

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Good luck Chris!!


While your testing battery stuff , get one of these to beta test please with degreaser, HF acid ,And bug release, I’ll send you the sample chems… don’t think Sthil has one yet @Donut…
Thanks, from your friendly neighborhood rubber scrubber.

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Somebody needs to make a battery operated air displacement sprayer with all PVC, kynar, and kalrez components. That would be bulletproof.

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Gonna buy the Ms 170 off my buddy for $75… prolly pickup a cheap Ryobi battery blower for $130.

Lwts hope its win win and that 170 will start, or he will give money back… he doesn’t take great care of gas engine stuff.

Good choice man, your gonna like it. Nice and light, with plenty of power to spin that 16".
Throw seafoam in that puppy as soon as you get it

Negative… 16” way to much for that saw.

Ill keep the stock bar/chain but will go to 12” and more aggressive chain. Like u said lightweight, but will be a Holley tree saw /rescue saw when i dont wanna deal with fueling slightly bigger saw.

Interesting ,Mine came stock with a 16" ,runs great. but what ever floats ya boat.
Be nice and compact with a 12"

Talk to me about seafoam… ive read up on it but never used.

I normally drain anything with a carb when storing