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For a frame of reference: the 4.5kW output on this saw is equivalent to 6hp. The Milwaukee 20" chainsaw (2827) is 4.3kW output and 5.8hp. 70-80cc gas chainsaws are typically 5-7hp. That's Stihl MS 462 comparable, with torque approaching MS 500i territory. He isn't blowing smoke (pun intended) when he says there really are pro-grade battery chainsaws now.

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How are the 2nd pants in hot weather? I have the first Gen Zeros and they just weren't durable and also pretty hot in Northern Ca. Have a hot weather recommendation?

I guess I should have watched till the end of the video it was just the trial to work at night now I understand

And ladies and gentlemen you get your saw grabbed like that when you cut too high above your notch it's an accident sometimes it happens but case anybody is wondering God bless

You guys are that busy you have to run two shifts day and night that is absolutely crazy to me that's amazing for you guys definitely God bless

Just curious customers obviously don't care and neighbors that you're making noise at night time when they're trying to sleep I've never heard of this I've been cutting trees for 22 years climbing I've never seen Tree Care done at night except if it was an emergency storm damage of course

Someone got sponsored by Milwaukee.

Those lights are awesome!

Hey! Is that chain the original one that comes with the saw, or did you make some changes?

Why are American people like using numbers for everything over 200 times using numbers to explain

Prices and variety have been improving.

Better too hot or without a leg.Bigger the chainsaw,better pants u need. In any case, protection is necessary. There are chainsaw speed classes for reason.

sponsored by Milwaukee, thousands in their products to showcase their professional quality, uses Husqvarna top handle even though there is a Milwaukee top handle on site lol. Well played. Cool Video. I can see legitimately using lights for doing storm damage work or special jobs with unique parameters. Thanks for including the stuck saw and pointing it out with the freeze frame. I couldn't tell if you had a notch and you just bypasses the hinge or were just doing snap/bypass cuts on those chunks. For those wondering, if doing snap/bypass cuts, avoid the chunk from grabbing your bar by having your second cut lower than your first, or another way to phrase it is have your second cut made closer to the part of the tree that will be stationary when the cut piece moves. Then if the bar gets stuck in the kerf, its on the trunk, or the part that's not moving when the piece falls. If you are using a notch, just don't cut through the hinge. I have the Milwaukee top handle. I dig it. Just got the dual battery ground saw last week. Haven't used it much yet but from what I've seen the limiting factor will be batteries on hand, not durability of the saw. Edit: And noise ordinance? Did you not chip that material or use trucks to haul out the wood while dark? Legit curious.

Good stuff!!! Solid video work.

WOW, the quality of this video is insane. I was halve way through when I was like how many views has this video, and i was shocked when i saw it only has 98. Could have also been 1 Million

Looks like you're running more often Husky coms with a Milwaukee helmets nowadays?

White and Olive green helmets, nice colors, which do you prefer of the 3? Do you notice a difference when working in the sun? White stay cooler?

How long was the Oregon bar in the saw at the end of

The entire time im thinking how expensive all of that battery shit is compared to gas

Clogger zeros for summer. Pfanner gladiators for cold winter. The end.

Damn! Well done guys, those lights are awesome 🔥

Cool!!!

Very cool! Nice drone footage!

Nice work! Excellent film work in the dark too. That always particularly tough.

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seams like bat saws are getting there. That ash is hard. But my 462 would eat that thing. There is No way that can stand up to the power of the 462. And i put a uni filter and bark box and a Full chissle chain and full skip. Hard to compare to a 70cc. And to be honest 50cc saws are NOT cutting up dead ash trees up here in NH... They are 22 24 inches and a 50cc saw even a 60 wont have the snot to deal with that tree. I own them.... Yes they will work but your asking TOO much. The 462 will handle that work and ask for more....

On top of him, not pushing hard on the 500 eye. It's unfair to use a large saw on a small piece of wood.Cause you can't take advantage of the torque

Is there a headlamp slot in the front. If there is how wide is it?

Hey Andy. I too am between sizes. What size do you wear in Clogger Defender Pro and SIP Canopy Air Go?

Battery saws are awesome. I own a 40 acre timber stand and am always cutting leaners, storm damaged, and diseased trees. I also cut 4 or 5 cords of firewood a year. I have a wall of chain saws, 3 of which are electric. I have a Milwaukee hatchet that I use for pruning. I like its convenience especially up in trees. That is where battery saws rule the day. The hatchet has an awkward trigger that I hate so I am happy they went with a traditional trigger for this saw. My current goto saw, that lives on the skidder/tractor and on the logging winch is a gen 1 echo 16" 56v saw. It was the best saw at the time but has flaws that all new battery saws have corrected (like plastic dogs). I hate having to grab the 460 magnum 32" saw. It is a work horse, but I am 70 with some arthritis so starting it and felling with it is a task I dread. So, I am in the market for a new battery saw, in the 20" range. Looking at this Milwaukee (have lots of M18 tools), the greenworks 82v commercials, ego 5000, and of course the msa300.

Wait there not connected with Sena???

That saw is dull I can tell if someone has enough experience or skill by the way they start a chainsaw There is no way the pole saw could beat a well maintained 500i

Produkt ist sehr schlecht, nach 10 monatigen Nutzung als Baumpfleger kann man Gerät nicht aufladen. Funktioniert nicht sauber auf der Baustelle, Probleme mit Kopplung bei mehreren Nutzern, Mikro rauscht. Repraraturkosten sind nicht in Reklamation inklusive. Reparatur über 100€. Nicht empehlenswert!

Yeah, but it’s done after that cut or at least the next cut.

The problem with batteries is we wont have electricity forever 😅

Great video guys, I have been agonizing about getting a new chainsaw and this one has my attention. I already have Milwaukee M18 tools and had not thought about a electric chainsaw until this AM. I'm 82 and my 056 Stihl is getting hard to start, it has been a dream to buck with, the only saw I've had that would saw threw a pinch most of the time and I really hate to give it up. Maybe I'll give it to some young fellow like you who doesn't know his own strength.. I don't saw that often and this battery operated saw would solve a lot of problems about getting the saw going. It looks like it would pair up well with my arborist saw for trimming. Thanks for the comparison/pros and cons Gents !

Im a contractor with Milwaukee fuel tools. So i do not mind having more batterys for me i think this saw is amazing value duel perpose...jobsite and chainsaw work

"Back pocket on zeros will not come" 👀 Lets see a review on the new zero ultra!

lol that 500i cuts way faster then that lol.

Dose this saw leak oil like the previous single battery Milwaukee? Also could you show the bar mount/sprocket setup on this saw?

Just got mine in? Super easy pairing two but the third will not pair. Maybe I’m doing something wrong. I’ve contacted Husqvarna but that hasn’t been any help unfortunately. If you have any suggestions on how to pair the 3rd set that would be awesome!

I just like not having to deal w gas oil mix and the fact that battery is gonnabe used by now than just a chainsaw

Try it on a 4 foot stump..

As soon as I can afford it I’m gonna put the money towards a 462

Chains blunt on the 500i

Picking mine up today!! time to see what this hype is all about

I'm a contract climber myself, have a fire breathing ported 200t, 201TC, yadda yadda. They sit on the shelf now that I have the Milwaukee top handle saw. 2 years in and it's been absolutely flawless. I have ×2 12AH batteries and they are plenty for a days work. It DID replace my gas climbing saw. Took a bit to get used to, mainly trying to choke it or pull start it 😂 but yeah battery stuff is here and I'm here for it.

Dawg iv been cutting wood for 16 to 37 my 391 rips get out my face😂

Why not cut normal pieces of firewood!