I got the GW 60V 20" version and to me it feels like it's up there as a close 2nd to the 82CS34. It's easily a step above my Kobalt4080, which was the same generation as the 181. This latest Gen leaves me wanting for nothing power-wise.
I really like the dcs5000 as you stated time to charge battery is about 1hour 15 min. Compared to Husqvarna at 4 - 5 hours Then cost of battery dcs is almost half price to other, Now, I cut mostly hardwood with mine, and slices really nice ,I can also cut, fell 22-26" spruce at 40+ ft in length, and junk it at 18"- 20" lengths one battery! Over an hour or so use, by the time I'm done the other battery is fully charged, you only need 2 batteries and can cut all day Che charger is also heavier duty compared to Husqvarna! It's got this flimsy thin cord on charger and that wasn't appealing for long term, I've had it now for 10 months, and fell, cut trees dead winter no problem, I'm in Northern Canada, -18- 26 c and it works great ! No regrets,
Thanks for doing all these great comparisons!
Thanks for making these videos, You steered me in the right direction. I'll let you know how the greenworks performs.
Great! Glad it was helpful!
I got the GW 60V 20" version and to me it feels like it's up there as a close 2nd to the 82CS34. It's easily a step above my Kobalt4080, which was the same generation as the 181. This latest Gen leaves me wanting for nothing power-wise.
I really like the dcs5000 as you stated time to charge battery is about 1hour 15 min. Compared to Husqvarna at 4 - 5 hours
Then cost of battery dcs is almost half price to other,
Now, I cut mostly hardwood with mine, and slices really nice ,I can also cut, fell 22-26" spruce at 40+ ft in length, and junk it at 18"- 20" lengths one battery! Over an hour or so use, by the time I'm done the other battery is fully charged, you only need 2 batteries and can cut all day
Che charger is also heavier duty compared to Husqvarna! It's got this flimsy thin cord on charger and that wasn't appealing for long term, I've had it now for 10 months, and fell, cut trees dead winter no problem, I'm in Northern Canada, -18- 26 c and it works great !
No regrets,
I looked into it, and there is a better charger available for the Husqvarna, but of course, you have to spend more money to get it.
Husqvarna sells 3 charger maybe you got the slow charger
I definitely did. I think it's about $100 or so to upgrade. I did some research since I posted the video.