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<blockquote data-quote="adamsredlines" data-source="post: 4153576" data-attributes="member: 40561">Finally got to use the pole saw for the first time and a little more use on the chain saw yesterday. They&#039;re cutting machines! Getting rid of dead limbs from trees on the neighbors side of the property line that overhang my property so I don&#039;t have to deal with them in the winter. I got what I could without a ladder and sectioned them up so I could haul off in a few loads with my little trailer. Used the same battery for both saws and had more than enough juice to blow off my sidewalks with the blower from mowing earlier. My only complaint, and it may be operator error, is the regular chainsaw chain seems to want to loosen up. It&#039;s easy to retighten but it loosened up twice on me. Also setting the chainsaw on its side with the fill cap UP and it had no leaks. Had been sitting that way for a few weeks. That seems to be the answer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="adamsredlines, post: 4153576, member: 40561"] Finally got to use the pole saw for the first time and a little more use on the chain saw yesterday. They're cutting machines! Getting rid of dead limbs from trees on the neighbors side of the property line that overhang my property so I don't have to deal with them in the winter. I got what I could without a ladder and sectioned them up so I could haul off in a few loads with my little trailer. Used the same battery for both saws and had more than enough juice to blow off my sidewalks with the blower from mowing earlier. My only complaint, and it may be operator error, is the regular chainsaw chain seems to want to loosen up. It's easy to retighten but it loosened up twice on me. Also setting the chainsaw on its side with the fill cap UP and it had no leaks. Had been sitting that way for a few weeks. That seems to be the answer. [/QUOTE]

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