Yeah, I was looking around for them a while back and couldn't find any reference to them anymore. They seem to have disappeared after Covid like a lot of other business did. Darn shame too!
Yes--that third paragraph is something I've not seen mentioned anywhere in any threads about battery saws! It is very true also. Hot, spent batteries "need" to cool down before they'll accept a charge. Not a problem for me as I'm an occasional user and have several batteries but it is a...
CalG, Good to see the lil fellow works well! Also good to see his bigger brothers to back him up if needed! I've only got one bigger for backup but I rarely need it. I see the opening at the muffler spot - did you use one of the beefed up mufflers? If so which was your choice?
Yeah airbiscuit, that's about as long as I let them go - no further though, and maybe a touch sooner. Nevertheless, that's getting every last bit of life from a chain!
Learn something new daily it seems! I just went and looked at my chains in the garage 12/16/&18" length, Oregon chains and no markings on them. I will be sure to look at any future chains I might buy - but Oregon chain seems common and has served me well for many years. Although it kind of...
And aren't you lucky! I've found the same problem with my Greenworks Pro battery saw! The oil fill is a flip cap and it always takes a pair of pliers to loosen - always just finger tightened upon fill. It's a PITA for sure - yet I do like everything else about that saw!
Thanks for that info Dftodd...Makes sense for the pilot car (didn't think of that) controlling the swivel trailer - they can see exactly what it needs to do. That still is awesome to watch though!!