BLACK + DECKER Corded Pole chain saw. Setting up & Review.
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- Full review of the BLACK and DECKER chainsaw Pole Saw 800W. Tree lobber. Includes pre use construction of fitting blade to saw. Amazon link below :
www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...
This powerful 800W Corded Pole Saw by BLACK+DECKER makes light work of cutting high overhead branches with minimum effort. This innovative tool has a chain speed of 11.5m/s which makes it effective for fast cutting, reducing the time needed to perform a task, saving you time. With a bar length of 25cm, and ability to extend up to 2.7m you can cut hard to reach branches without the need to use the ladder. Its functional pivoting head means you can angle the saw exactly where you need it for those hard to reach areas. - บันเทิง
Thanks a LOT for your good help, telling and fotos about this chainsaw... Happy gardening... ☺🌳🌳🌳
My pleasure
I recently bought this pole saw and for this 71 yr old grandma, I needed a while to install the chain and get comfortable just using the saw. Today I tackled my neighbors tree that has (had) overgrown branches that were dropping tons of leaves and these little black beans on my concrete pathway. The saw cut like butter. I was so amazed how easy the saw cut and how fast the branches dropped. Next week I am going to tackle the front -- so much better that hiring someone. Keeping this saw close.
What's the thickens of the brunches you were cutting. Tnx.
@@RenaWith around 2.5 in. Ended up tackling the front and had to hire a gardener to dump truck load of branches. This year I started to cut a branch and the chain broke so I had to buy a new one.
@@RenaWith around 2.5 in. Ended up tackling the front and had to hire a gardener to dump truck load of branches. This year I started to cut a branch and the chain broke so I had to buy a new one.
Thanks for showing adding the chain and set up…without this I wouldn’t have had a clue getting it set up and working! 😊
Glad to help!
I just used mine today, came looking for help as the instructions are as clueless as i was! Many thanks for the info 👍
Glad I could help!
AFTER YOUR VIDEO FRED .PURCHASED ONE FROM AMAZON, IT REALLY SEEMS WELL MADE FOR THE MONEY. IF THE RAIN HOLDS OFF TOMORROW I WILL GIVE IT A GO.
I still use mine. Put plenty of oil on the chain when you first start so it does not run dry.
I love this saw. I've gotten soooo much use out of it. The chain lasted a long time and spares are easy to find (as of 2023). It's very solidly built. I was going to rent one (for roughly the same price) for one weekend's work and decided to buy instead.
Just bought one on the strength of this review and it does seem a rugged beast of a saw and extremely well made . Haven’t tried it yet but I’m confident it will work just fine. Excellent review and thanks mate
Nice one. Mines still going strong and cutting the tree every year.
Thank you so much Fred in the Shed :) great video and will get for my pa.
Very welcome
Thank you very much, very helpful 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Black & Decker was always a popular tool in Canada. Black & Decker was pretty much the exclusive brand of tools that built the CN Tower in Toronto, Ontario.
i have the Titan 20cm pole chainsaw, half the price and still going strong, just in need of a new chain, which I will be buying this week, I have done a ton of work with it, I am surprised the motor hasn't burnt out yet.
Good one Fred , I bought a cheap electric chainsaw last wk and cut a 20 ft hawthorn bush , tree down at the side of my fence that was blocking light and every yr dropped loads of them little red berry’s , everywhere,,,, I skimped and got some chain oil for 3.99 From tool station and I wear glasses so just wore a cap with a peak , took me 2 hrs the cheap challenge saw did a great job cheers shane
Hi Mate. Chopping trees does become quite addictive. Not so keen on shredding all the stuff on the ground though.
Black and pole chainsaw
Another good video , here's a tip on getting rid of the weeds in between your paving slabs , I just use boiling hot water straight from a kettle , pour straight onto the weeds , after 2 days they are dead , you simply just have to sweep them up , no chemicals used at all
Cheers Andrew. I will try that as i cant use weed killer cause of the dogs.
Or you can use vinegar...
You.Saved.My.Tree! 😁 the link to this should be on Amazon and other online shops next to the product. Thank you!
Thanks. I offered this video to Amazon but they will not allow you to link away from their site.
Thanks for the helpfull review! I need it for a similar size tree as yours, and like you I figured it is already cheaper than having some guy come to prune the tree, so I went ahead and bought it.
Hi John. Mine has done two yearly cuts now so more than paid for itself. Its a good tool. Only criz is that fully extended its heavy to use.
@@CB-RADIO-UK I just finished the pruning of my tree with this saw. I agree it is very top heavy when fully extended and when pruning more horizontally. The chamber for the oil is also a bit small. However I'm very pleased with it. It cuts through quite thick branches like butter and it is great value for the money. Your review was spot on 👍
Thanks for the review - really helpful as I’m thinking about getting one, and I think you gave just the right amount of information
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful review. I've just bought one of these and have a few observations:
1) As stated in this review, the initial assembly instructions are basic to say the least, but I followed them with no problem. You just need a bit more time and patience.
2) The instruction booklet suggests you soak the chain in chainsaw oil for 1 hour before you first use it. There is no oil provided in the box and this process makes the initial build a bit more tricky - but it's still fairly easy.
3) You can cut through pretty big branches with this saw - I've not measured it, but I reckon at least 5-6 inches in diameter. A bonus really as I wasn't expecting such performance.
Ive used mine a few times now and iam still impressed. Your right i went through a 6" branch without any issue. My only complaint is that when fully extended its a heavy tool to operate.
How do Fred? Soz mate a long way behind on watching videos. This is a cracking idea it looks like an enjoyable tool to use lol. I have to say i dont miss the work of trimming trees and hedges at all tho. Take care mate.
Cheers Gary. Hope your well fella.
I just bought one. Have you noticed that the instructions booklet is completely missing the part describing how to fill up the reservoir with oil? (At least within the English and the French language parts). No drawing neither. OK, it seems obvious for anyone used to those kind of machines, but still, I think this shouldn't be missing from any manual of any chain saw. The only reference to the oil is when the booklet says any new chain has to be first soaked in oil for at least one hour, before installing it. And that the machine is equipped with an auto-lubricating system. But how to ensure that the system gets the oil is completely absent.
Which is very important. It will also need topping up about every 30 mins of use.
But what is the Thickenes of the brunches you can cut? Tnx
I would say about 4 inches.
can you put a longer chain and bar on this model ?
No i doubt it.
sorry to trouble you fred, but i bought a K-po Power mic Microphone NM 532 ( same as you use) for the ss 6900n, but the wiring is wrong and goes straight onto transmit :O( would it be possible for you to tell me the wiring on the plug, thanks in advance for any info you can give me :0)
Hi Arch. Mate iam sorry but ive never wired a mic to a 6900 as ive got both of mine from Knights pre wired. I am sure the wiring is out on the web. Its prob the same as the Anytone 5555 which has been out for ages.
@@CB-RADIO-UK cheers m8
Hi, I bought a vonhaus one which is similar to this. When using it I was even struggling to cut through something that is 1 inch in diameter. Am I doing something wrong?
Not sure but this version will go through a 4" branch. The chain needs a lot of oil.
@@CB-RADIO-UK thanks for your reply. Seems like i'm doing something wrong then. As mentioned the branch im trying to cut is similar sized to something a lopper can usually handle.
Did you put the chain on the right way round?
Just got one of these from Amazon and have used it this morning for the first time - perfect for what I needed and I'll be back out using it again just as soon as the rain stops. I agree that the instructions are rubbish. As you say, it's essential that the chain is never allowed to run dry and there's an auto-oiling system, but the instructions completely miss this out - there's no instruction at all to add any oil! Also, a lot of these instructions just seem to be B+D's generic chainsaw guidelines copy-and-pasted, so confusingly don't apply to the pole saw (e.g. "Do not cut above shoulder height").
I noticed that in your video you put the chain on dry and oiled it heavily before first use. My instructions advise soaking the new chain in oil for an hour before installing it which I did overnight and some people might find easier and less messy. YMMV.
Good shout on the oil. The instructions are very poor. Also the fact the saw does not fit back in the box when constructed is also not good. However the saw does work well enough.
How do I get this lid off to mount the saw?
Shown around 3:00 on the video
I’ve bought 3-4 replacement blades for this pole saw and EVERY single one ruins or warps the chain before finishing 3 palm trees.
Maybe its the type of tree. Iam still on my orig chain.
And you're sure you're not tightening the chain too much? Maybe try starting each new branch-cut gently with less pressure and with a more over-back-and-downwards, "rocking" or arched motion rather than just keeping the saw's cutting edge straight-lined from start-to-finish/top-to-bottom.
Paul G
Blades?
Count how many times you said "sort of "
Must be about 250times 😂😂😂😂😂
Very annoying I must admit!