That first tree was heavily infected with a fungal organism called Hypoxylon Canker.  Be advised that you must sanitize the saw with a 10% bleach solution, or isopropyl alcohol (flammable), before trimming a healthy tree.  Otherwise, a year or two later, the previously healthy tree may be severely damaged or die.  Looks like a good saw, though.  It did cut solid, cured oak as seen in that final cut at the basal flare.  I’ve been considering one because my personal saw sits around too long and gets gummed up.  I’ve gotten old and lazy because my crews do most of my cutting for me these days.  But now and then, when I’ve got that one errant branch or nuisance volunteer tree that hinders my back swing when casting on one of my ponds, it would be nice to just flip that switch and go to cutting.  Great video!  Thanks.

I also got one of these over the summer. I love the thing. I wish the batteries were cheaper but whatever. I dont use a chainsaw enough to justify a gas one.

Those guys at Lowes hooked you up for that extra battery at $60! The only other place I’ve seen them for is on Amazon for $110 with shipping.

Go getter of a saw!

Impressive. I have the 40 volt version and it is a bit of a struggle to cut anything bigger than 8 inches thick.

Excellent detailing Kenny on the Kobalt, The Greenworks seems more robust in according to reviews. Looked for both, found the Greenwork. I found it at Amazon, http://amzn.to/2oagE5a and the battery is cheaper there too http://amzn.to/2oQpovH . I can’t find much on the Kobalt, is it a lowes branded or rebranded?? pop me a link.

I bought my father a greenworks 80v and he loves it. I believe you are right about the saws being the same. I’m sure greenworks makes them all… they even make a 60v version for snapper. My one complaint about these saws is that I find the “auto off” is to quick, and I’m constantly pulling the trigger to find that the saw had turned itself off…lol I wish it had a little longer of a time before it shuts itself off. Dad’s got two batteries and it works well for constant cutting as long as you have a way to charge the depleted battery. Don’t worry about pinching your bar, happens to the best of us. Even professional hockey players sometimes slip a skate and fall down! Nice tractor, I have a 1025r tlb.

Kickback brake recalled https://www.greenworkstools.com/important-safety-notice

Nice!!!

nice saw – i bet it will work great in the cold….no pulling to get it started! was that the saw giving a warning horn at 6:38

Kenny Just wanted to say thanks for your service to this country. God Bless you my friend.

I have one of these and it cuts really good. For some reason Lowe’s doesn’t sale the 80 volt anymore, just the 40 volt.

Great deal on that battery. They had the 4.0 Ah 80V but couldn’t find it, Lowe’s don’t even have the 2.0 in stock. Same as Greenworks except the batteries are not interchangeable. Sucks as Greenworks at times with deep recounts. Lowe’s 40V was like a toy, 80V is more commercial – difference like night and day.

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I’ve used a Greenworks 40 volt chain saw for 4 years now and it works Great!  I do all my wood for the house with it and save a ton of money on fuel because I charge it with solar power!  The 80 volt must be fantastic!  Great video Kenny!