Looks COLD there for April! Part 2 of this video should be: What's the minimum cheap generator needed to run these cheap chainsaws?

That homelite actually looked like a decent saw for what it was. Fun story on the black and decker. About 15 years ago my dad bought one and made a huge corded backyardagain polesaw where you just plugged it in when you were ready to cut. First cut was horribly slow pulled it down and out of the box it had the chain on backwards. Hahaha

That Remington is straight up scary AF. The chain slack you see is NO joke. Its almost constantly lose requires a tightening every 3 or 4 cuts. Personal experience here! No BUY!

I would like to see five battery saw test

I rolled my eyes at electric chainsaws until I tried one. No need to bother with mixed gas if you have 120vac and the occasional limb less than 4-5in. My father who has breathing problems turned down my stihl last week and tool care of an uprooted 40ft spruce with an electric chainsaw. He cant be around the fumes of a gas saw. Also, you can use an electric chainsaw in your garage or shed if ever there is a reason.

surprised how good the aldis one does for the price would be good for a homeowner with small trees and bushes

Could you do a video on picking your first skid steer for snow removal? I.e. hp, high flow/low flow hydrolyics, maybe what you would be looking for to replace a truck with a 8 ft front plow doing a larger lot? Could partner with a dealership via zoom and cut away to different video you already have.

i cringe every time he says amp hour when hes referring to a corded chainsaw

Great comparison Stan! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

Another quality video! Portland and Homelite for the win! Id recommend trying the Bauer Cordless too from HFT. I was super surprised with it using the 3 or brand new 5 amp.hr battery! Cut many a tree with it and the battery lasts many cuts even with the 1.5 amp.hr smaller battery. Its so light I get almost no fatigue. Even though its only a 10 inch bar it cuts quick enough you can go to the other side and run it through quick in no time with up to 19 to 20 inch trees! 74.99 or 64 with a coupon or 20 off with purchase of battery and charger sold separately. Great also if youve bought their drill(also sweet deal) package or anything like that and already have the charger and smaller batt. Their pole saw is great too.

I had a cheap corded chainsaw (like $25) which worked just fine but once the oil tank cracked there was no replacement part and fixing it would cost like a new chainsaw. Now I'm running Makita corded 12" and toolless chain replacement is so worth getting not to mention I'll actually be able to get it repaired since Makita cares about having parts.

lol. grocery store chainsaws

Thanks Stanley. keep em coming, I think considering the pricing they didn't perform too bad, apart from the battery one! Don't suppose any of them would last that long, maybe the Homelite? I started using an electric saw (same size and similar power) for cutting logs at home as they are much quieter than gas so I didn't annoy the neighbours too much! Also as I use it in a clamped hinge system in a sawhorse, the blade oil filler is on the top, so can be refilled without taking the saw out of the clamp. I started with a Bosch which I thought would be good quality, it has a nylon sprocket that stripped the teeth pretty quick, I ordered a spare part and replaced it, but it did the same again .I then got a Qualcast, this has the Oregon Quicksharp system and works well. Used it for a couple of years cutting approx 5 cubic yards of various sizes (from about 14 inches diameter down to small branches. Still on the original blade, but it's on it's last legs and will have to be changed pretty soon, Both the saws cost around the £100 mark ($120).. I'm thinking of getting a 14 inch battery powered AEG, mainly because I have other AEG battery tools, so already have the batteries, and the other AEG tools are good quality..

the harbor freight one is pretty good as long as you dont run it continuously, pretty much got to give it some cool down and keep the cut length short.

I have been trying to decide on a cheap chainsaw and then I seen this video 👍. I dont need a big saw so these chainsaws will work great.

i have a remington corded saw, i have had it for 20 years,it has ben very good ,no problems, i say remington will do the best.

Can you do the cheapest gas chain saws. Also the cheapest gas string trimmer.

Keep up the head to head videos

That homelite if that to guard was off looks to be the perfect one

How about the battery powered chain saws? I don't like cheap with any tool in which I, would be using. JMTCW

Love the video 👍 think I will stick to my Stihl though

I have an aidl one and I used to cut a big stump and big trees and it didn’t suffer I bought for $50

Once those boys get that Amp Hour in ‘em

This is painful to watch lol. Nice to see Lithelli went so far to put a chain break on their's. Hate to have that monster kick back in my face.

I've used one of those Remington electric saws..... I wasn't a fan.... Makita makes a fine electric saw though.... But I own a gas powered Remington and it's not bad..... It don't compare to my Stihl by no means though lol I have one of those homilite electric saws but it's got a 16" bar and runs 12 Amps..... (They use alot of bar oil is my only complaint I have about it) I've used it to cut loads of poles around the same size you cut at the end of your video...... I've used a lot around the house and owned for years and it don't show any signs of quiting.... But you can never go wrong with gas lol

There is no amp hour on straight electricity, only Battery's has amp hours. I have a polan 16 in 3 1/2 hp chain saw, it's a monster on cutting logs (home own) saw. I have the 9in. pole saw from Harbor Fright and it cuts wood like butter. (home owner) I just got the Lynxx battery 40v 14 in. chain saw (Harbor Freight) it's a beast also. (home owner). For someone just to go buy one of these and doesn't know how to sharpen the blade, none of these saw will cut anything after you hit dirt. When I lived in a house that I could burn wood, gas was the only thing out at that time. Try battery power, the Lynxx would out power the one you had in this video. Good review man Keep it up!

What about a video series on starting a snow removal business with a skid steer on a budget. Or buying cheaper used equipment and fix them up to start a business.

Cheap it up dude! 😋

What is the guage of the extension cord, looks like you have a lot of wire strung out there The wire could be limiting the chainsaw performance, if not sized right

I used the Portland corded saw to cut several med-small trees and was pretty impressed with it so I went and bought the new gas powered Portland from harbor freight, I'm hoping it's decent

It's odd how we rate electric chainsaws by watts your rate by amps Cool video.

Can we see the best gas chainsaws Stihl Echo Husqvarna Jonsered McCulloch Poulan

$27 chainsaw and you guys light up. If you’re ever bored come up to Duluth and I’ll show you what a good home inspection is like. Keep up the good work!

let the smoke out...

I can smell those motor windings heating up, just watching this.

Nice one.

Best Cheap trimmers, sawzalls, and cheap tablesaws possibly

What do you recommend for nonprofessional hedge trimmers?

I would like to see Milwaukee, Stihl and Ego chainsaw head to head test

Did you use the coupon for any of these?

so battery powered amazon special was the junk one of them all? go figure you get what you pay for on amazon.

wow, you guys got some cheap chainsaws over there in the states, here in sweden 40-50 dollar range only get you toys, the cheapest i can find goes for 84,36 dollars, on a sale it goes for like 70, it's a HURRICANE HEKE 18-35 35CM 1800W. and thats after looking thru the online catalog of almost every store that sells chainsaws in my country that i know off.

The cheapest chainsaw you can get is a handsaw. you just gotta be quick enough.

I can see some of those motors burning out after major usage. Battery does not out perform electric.

grocery store chainsaws, lol. what in the heck? thought iv seen it all.

I've used an electric chainsaw for years now because I have a bad back and can't yank on a starter cord. People make fun of it and I tell them make no mistake that electric chainsaw will cut and if you forget cut just as fast as a gas one. It's perfect for what it's designed for, that is trimming around the yard, less maintenance, and, if you give it time it will cut through medium-sized trees. It won't cut faster than a gas and it's limited by electric cord length but then again that's not what it's designed for.

Remington chainsaw was actually the first chainsaw I bought, chainsaw itself is okay but the only real issue is the tensioning system on it. It is absolute crap! In my advice to anyone buying a chainsaw is just bite the bullet and get a professional chainsaw I've had my Husqvarna for a couple years now and I really like and recommended it.

Just Letting you know if you are buying a chainsaw that jonsered chainsaws are the same as husqvarna saws

I love battery but they never have the torque

more!

He’s making alot of serving trays with these chainsaws

Test yes. Maybe better equipment

A decent comparison, but .... can such a saw last for the 10-15 years, as a, for example, Husqvarna gasoline saw?

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Thanks for the entertainment though stan, my polsky buddy.

its a shame homelite is a zombie brand they used to make some really good stuff. I have a super xl chainsaw from the late 60s that thing is a monster

What about the cheapest battery powered chainsaw and weed eater

we know what you mean

First are you sure non of them were manufactured by fisher price? I wouldn’t even cut kindling with them! I know my Chainsaw is not the best, Poulan pro 5020, but at least it can cut 18” wood!

cheap gas powered chainsaws pls

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Mernards looks like buar

I dont really think ANYBODY would buy an electric chain saw for ANYTHING that big. Id say anything over 4 inches would be hard on these. Maybe good for trimming weeds??? lol

Twig saws.

First!... This is really funny! 🤣

Thanks for the review. But you need to learn the difference between amp and amp-hour (and watt and watt-hour for that matter), these are completely different things. It makes absolutely no sense to say something has an 8 amp-hour motor, that's simply not possible. What really matters is how much power the motors have, which is measured in watt, not to be confused with energy which is measured in watt-hour which also makes absolutely no sense when you talk about motors. What-hour is however very important when you talk about the batteries. The power (of e.g. a motor) in watt is the amperage multiplied with the voltage. Since all the corded saws run on the same mains voltage you can get away with just comparing the amperage instead of the power (in watt) since you are always multiplying with the same voltage constant (120 V in the US), but if you are going to compare it with a battery-operated model running on a different voltage (36 V nominal - not 40 Vmax in this case) you need to compare power and not amperage. For gasoline and diesel-powered engines, the power is still often measured in HP instead of W or kW, a leftover from the old days, but you can easily convert between the two by multiplying with a constant. These are just two different units of measure for the same thing. That being said, to quote Wikipedia on Horsepower: "There are many different standards and types of horsepower. Two common definitions being used today are the mechanical horsepower (or imperial horsepower), which is about 745.7 watts, and the metric horsepower, which is approximately 735.5 watts."

"Homelite's a good saw" . . You're joking right???

If it doesn't burn oil I don't want it.. I do see a place for the electric saw for sertin people.

pronounced Oregen not or-gone

compare an ego lawn mower to a cheap battery lawnmower

Gaspowered cheap chainsaws??? Maybe you have already done this but: impact wrenches, half and three quarter inch?????

154 lol

Take away never ever ever ever buy a electric saw over gas ever.

If you had that much wood to cut why would you buy a electric chainsaw for, in my opinion is your just wasting your money.

Your aldis has chainsaws...

FYI... electric motors are "motors", and gas engines are, "engines". There is no such thing as an "electric engine"...

Bwahaha

I had to jump to the end way too painful to watch

Stan that battery saw was a joke the most useless pile of crap Frankie could probably saw faster with a hand saw than that sorry excuse of a saw

I have seen other channels test 'cheap' equipment and felt the same as this test of cheap chainsaws. Why did I waste my time watching? Anyone who buys the cheapest whatever is not going to be watching a review of the cheapest whatever. Let them buy based on color, design, or however they choose. Test stuff that you or I might want to buy that will get the job done. It does not have to be the most expensive nor the biggest. Please don't test junk again. Leave that to the channels that are failing.