New trimming saw

[jtheise4]

Just picked up a Stihl MS150 C-E today for trimming trees at our new house. Can't wait to try it out.

 

[mountainlake]

How does the little saw cut, how much does it cost. Steve

 

[square1]

Can't wait to try it out.

Come on up this weekend. I'll give you plenty of opportunity to try it out (for free too!)

 

[jeff9366]

I use and enjoy my Stihl MS261 often, but for trimming a $400 Milwaukee battery powered Sawzall cannot be beat.

No pulling to start.

Easy blade changes, blades are $1.50 and relatively insensitive to dirt.

Much safer to use than a chainsaw.

One battery packs lasts me all or most of one day. Twenty minute recharge.

 

[Tollster]

I use and enjoy my Stihl MS261 often, but for trimming a $400 Milwaukee battery powered Sawzall cannot be beat.

No pulling to start.

Easy blade changes, blades are $1.50 and relatively insensitive to dirt.

Much safer to use than a chainsaw.

One battery packs lasts me all or most of one day. Twenty minute recharge.

That's the tool of choice on tree roots I can't get out with my BH..!

 

[Grateful11]

Nice saw. I picked one up in the dealership other day and it felt like nothing, lightest rear handle saw in production I believe. I about dropped it when I saw the price, $510. My little MS180 is light but not that light. Have fun!