Greenworks80V 18" Brushless Cordless Chainsaw (Great for Tree Felling, Limbing, Pruning, and Firewood) / 75+ Compatible Tools), Tool Only, Black & Green

I bought saw alone, I had batteries and chargers from my other products; mower, trimmer and blower. I really like the performance and the battery duration and ease of chain adjustment. Plenty of power.

Strong and powerful. A little heavy for a smaller person.It does an incredible job on 8 inchTrunk. We'll worth the price.

Once my last yard tool with a gas engine finally dies I was in the market for replacements. I decided on the Greenworks 80v product line. One of the first I put to use was the 18 inch chainsaw. I had a dead ash tree to take down but the gas engine saw I had wouldn't start. It was always a problem since I only used it once every few years. This isn't a problem with a battery power saw.So using a 4ah battery with a full charge we got the tree safely on the ground. It was about 20" wide at the base. One full charge got all the branches and limbs cut up. I recharged while we had lunch. Another full charge to get the trunk cut up. Job done.This is a great choice for a home owner, small farmer, or property manager who doesn't need to run a saw full time. Its always ready to go when you need it.

This arrived fully assembled, as delivered the chain was tensioned way too tight. It ran fine, after adjusting the chain tensioner. Much less noisy than my gas-powered saws, saw noise only sounds like gear whine and chain buzz, so working more quietly will be great. With battery it weighs about as much as a Stihl MS310, with battery it’s a little tail-heavy.It’s been said that the stock bar bends easily. The stock bar has thinner plates than ones on my gas saws, so I could see how the stock bar could get bent. So stock bar got put back into the shipping box not even used. Stock chain looks like a Picco-cutter low profile one. Note that the chain oil outlet feeds through the top tensioning hole in the bar.Closest replacement bar was one with an 8mm-slot and with top and bottom tensioning holes, like-sized at same distance from the slot as on the stock bar. I used a Tsumura 3/8 .050 bar from one of my Echos, and a Stihl 63PS chain couple of extra links longer than what the Tsumura spec’d (there’s some extra distance between the sprocket and bar mounts).It’s also been noted that the stock chain tensioner may 'malfunction', so that was replaced with a OEM Stihl 1123-07-1000 assembly - with two alterations. The Stihl helical gear inner boss needed to be shortened to match the depth of the stock gear, and the Stihl tensioner peg needed to be shortened and squared-off to match the height of the stock peg. Should be less likely to break.And the sprocket cover bar nuts were replaced with standard 8mm flanged 19mm-head bar nuts. Yeah, maybe the warranty may be voided because of my changes, but I’m not returning this saw anyway.

Love this. "Cuts like butter," my wife says. Easily tackles 8-10 inch diameter trees. Battery power is good. I already had the 80V battery and charger for my leaf blower. Great to be able to power both with the same battery. Never going back to gas-powered.

I have used saws for 45 years and have a whole gaggle of them from a Husqvarna 288, Stihl MS271, Husqvarna 455 Rancher and a host of smaller saws too. I cut a lot of firewood and do a small amount of tree work for myself and friends. I know chainsaws.This is my first electric saw and it has its pros and cons.Pros: It is quiet, obviously, and allows for cutting on Sundays or if needed, at night for a quick cut. Also, if I need to trim a log or cut an overlength stick of firewood, I simply grab this saw and do the job less having to check the fuel, add oil and then crank up a noisy machine.Cons: It most certainly has its limitations. First and foremost..... you CANNOT push this saw. You must allow it to cut at its pace and no more. If you reef down on this saw, it kicks its internal breaker and turns off. You then have to stand there and wait 15 seconds, plus/minus, and then turn it back on and go back to work. I have learned to work with this saw and now it's not an issue. With that said.... it's not the fastest cutting saw either. You let it do its thing and the job gets done but a gas saw cuts a LOT faster. Nextly, it has a weird built-in safety button on the handle that is a bit of a PITA. It's a good idea, especially for the amateur user, but it drives me nuts. Lastly, the batteries hold up for a fair amount of time and typically will allow me to delimb and cut up a small size (less that 12") tree, but you need to haul around two or three or four of them for a sizeable job. Lastly, Lastly...... for the performance... it is a heavy saw that weighs nearly as much as my biggest performance saw.In Summary: I like the saw, like the quiet and love the fact I don't have to mess with mixing fuel and hauling around gas and oil for a little job.It has its place and when used in that place...... it is Highly Recommended. I will be buying a small one soon for climbing tree work.

Purchased saw 2/21/25. Saw used < 5 times. During used 4/10/25, saw quit and will not restart. All it does is click. Saw no longer eligible for Amazon return and Greenworks states that cannot help is as purchased through 3rd party vendor. We are stuck with a non-functioning product.

We love this saw! It's very easy to use and has an amazing cutting ability. No more pulling a long cord. The battery lasts long enough for every job that we have and recharging is super easy.