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Another boring Yuppie obsessed with chasing a lil white ball. When you figure out how to cook that thing after hunting it all, let us know lol

@@broncobrian2344 you're not supposed to eat the golf balls my dude.

@@skidzgonemad620 I’m merely pointing out , no one thinks you are suave and sophisticated coming on a chainsaw demonstration video to talk about your boring golf game. Go chase your little white ball anonymously. And again when you figure out what to do with the stupid little ball after wasting your day chasing it, let us know.

What is this

Whistling DieseJL?

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Grass cutting isn't any safer, statistically speaking more people get injured or die in lawn care injuries every year then falling trees

Yep, i felt the same, things go wrong very quickly.

Don't use the fast charger, it'll kill the batteries faster. I alternate 3 7.5 amp batteries with the slower 210w chargers and have cut 20 cords no problem. If you've got a bunch of their tools it's no problem to cycle them, the 5 amp can't take as heavy of abuse or milling, rather save those for lighter work.

@@Thesaltyseafish what evidence if this do you have? Typically fast charging is detrimental to lithium batteries because of heat generation. Heat kills batteries. EGO, uses air circulation and thermal materials (ARC Lithium) to keep the batteries cooler. Furthermore, EGO batteries are comprised of many smaller cells (batteries) and sophisticated management circuitry. The Speed isn't harmful where the volume is. EGO has also taken this into consideration as it doesn't allow its cells to be fully charged. There is slack to preserve longevity. EGO gives a 3 year warranty on each of its batteries. That warranty doesn't stipulate that the user must only use one type of EGO charger. Nor is this some arbitrary number, EGO'S engineers have thoroughly tested and calculated every aspect of the batteries. It would be highly cost inefficient to promote and sell a product that would cost the company money in warranty replacements.

If you convert all you're equipment to EGO, then you can share the batteries.

@@kewlztertc5386 I do.. I have 2 chainsaw, weed whacker and blower. 3 batteries... but the extra batteries alone are expensive and I’m retired on a fixed, not so great, income. The reason I bought EGO is I have arthritis in my hands and gas powered equipment vibrate more and cause me pain

@@mikerobbins5049 yes the batteries are expensive. But that's true for any lithium batteries. I bought a few used batteries, and my lawnmower came with a new one. Alternatively, You can find new in box EGO batteries on Facebook market place cheaper.

@@mikerobbins5049 They also make after market batteries for EGO now, especially if your looking for 5Ah batteries for under 150 bucks, also try acmetools for reconditioned bundle deals that come with batteries. The EGO blower backback comes with a 5AH for around 200 bucks.

@@coreyharrell9079 Yes, I knew about that aftermarket batteries.... Just not sure about their quality. Read several bad reviews on them. I’ll check acme tools...

Copy and paste this comment on every video? 😆

did you sharpen the chain?

Got 5k in ego equipment during covid all of it broke in some way or another. I couldn't get in touch with ego for over a year calling every other month. I finally got through and they told me my commercial warranty was expired so I said I couldn't get in touch with them because they didn't answer the phone during covid and the told me tough so now I'm 21 tools out and messed over by ego. I had to get in touch with BBB just to get any reply back from ego.

Exactly what i was thinking! Their lack of knowledge is what gets people killed

I know, I felt so sad for them- butchered 🙁

I don't have experience with it myself, but from what I've seen it seems to be a pretty sizeable upgrade over the 16" (which I have and love). It has quite a bit higher motor speed and it uses a larger chain. You could always try it out and return it if you find it unsatisfactory.

@@baddriversofcolga we ended up buying a Stihl MS 311. It’s a great chainsaw and complements the smaller Ego.

The last two Stihl’s I had were terrible and constantly breaking down, very unreliable.

Were you using a 2.5 ah battery or a 5 ah?

Yeah lol I have never cut a tree in my life but looking at this and literally watching 1 video on KZfaq seen someone screwed up and should have watched a YoutUbe video lol

For sure. Back-cut was far too high. No hinge left.

Wtf seriously he's going to get some one killed

When I saw how high that back cut was 😮 I got a little scared for that saw