Worx WG323 20V Power Share Cordless 10-inch Pole Saw/Chainsaw with Auto-Tension
tool free chain tension system, the Automatic chain lubrication system, 10 Inch Pole, 40V tools, the oil level indicator, no gas
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About Worx WG323 20V Power Share Cordless 10-inch Pole Saw/Chainsaw with Auto-Tension
Overall Feedback:
71% positive
74% appreciated the bar length
I am comfortable cutting branches at a certain height with the pole and chainsaw. If I had to cut higher, I would not be comfortable unless I have on a sturdy ladder.
85% liked the engine power
I have taken down 1' diameter trees with the chainsaw, even though I am not a chainsaw person.
It gets the job done, but it doesn't cut through wood like butter as a full-size gas-powered chainsaw would.
88% were satisfied with the noise level
I found that the chainsaw is quieter than a gas-powered saw, allowing me to do breakdown and cleanup work without disturbing the neighbors.
70% liked the safety features, though 30% found them inadequate
I suggest a design change in the chainsaw where the left-hand handle and guard can be removed to save weight when the pole is attached, but it may pose a safety issue if not on the pole.
80% found it easy to maneuver, while 20% raised concerns
The chainsaw is easy to setup and use as either a pole saw or stand alone 10 inch saw.
I found the saw comfortable to use with only minor jitters as it bit into the branches.
The chainsaw at the end of a long pole gets surprisingly heavy when extended all the way. My wife can't do it at max extension either.
78% highlighted the chain type and sharpness
I can cut through Elm, Mesquite, Pine, and Cedar without any problems with the chainsaw.
I was able to cut through 8 inch diameter branches with relative ease using the 10 inch blade of the chainsaw.
