Electric Pole saw, Cordless Pole Saw Battery Powered, Pole Chainsaws for Tree Trimming, 15Ft Reach Power Pole Saws with 2*MAX Batteries

I never thought I'd say it was a joy to use a chain saw. This little thing rocks. Light, powerful, long battery life. My first session with this was about 5.5 hours on and off, mostly on. Except for felling the tree (9.5x12" oval at the cut), and then cutting the trunk, every other cut was made with this little 6" blade. (when you see the little 6" bar, you may think you will be disappointed...you will not) The big cuts were made with a horrible Ryobi saw, but was big enough to cut the trunk. Battery dies per each 7-10 minutes of use. Meanwhile this little Jovant plugged away for the entire 5.5 hours on one battery (maybe 1 hour total break time...for the saw...not for me...in 95 degree/100% humidity...not for me...for the saw.) This tree was about 28-32' tall, maybe 20' diameter foliage. I cut more of the leafy twigs/branches off than necessary because...it was just fun to use. Just smoothly slices through it all - the little 3/4" - 1" sticks, up to the (larger than recommended) 3" - 6" diameter branches you see in the second photo. Before felling the tree, I cut the lower branches with the pole attachment, which also works flawlessly. A couple days later, I cut a bunch of low hanging branches so I can get under with my tractor/bush hog - maybe 2 to 2.5 truckloads full - oaks, sweetgums, etc, all with the pole attachment...a couple times with it extended to max length. It is a bit more touchy, because you have the weight of the pole on the saw, so it may seem to bog or bind. That is you, needing to hone your technique...not the saw. Let the saw do the work. With the pole attached you may need to focus on keeping weight OFF the saw, and don't twist your wrist. Once you do that, it works perfectly. Its so nice to use, you can forget to push the bulb to keep the chain and bar lubed. Don't forget...push the bulb to keep the chain and bar lubed. Check the oil level regularly, and of course, keep some chain oil on hand. It doesn't seem to leak oil when stored(as does the aforementioned Ryobi) as long as you keep it oriented "upright" such that you can read the oil level thru the see through site glass (plastic). Also, this nor any small saw can cut well thru spanish moss...it just wraps around the blade, bunches up, and one time, made the chain slip off the bar. Again, my bad...but the thing is easy to take apart, remove the moss, reassemble) So, move the moss outta the way before making your cuts. For stuff on the ground with spanish moss where I need to cut, I just keep my machete in left hand, chain saw in right. If its about 1" or less, just machete-whack it (keep yer machete sharp). If its more, I use the machete to move/cut the moss away, then cut w/chainsaw. Its more efficient, plus you feel like bad, bad LeRoy Brown wielding both those things in the sweltering heat. Just be careful of where your arms and legs are as relates to path of saw and blade, of course. Admittedly, only about 8 hours total on it, but it still performs as new. We'll see if it holds up as well as a real Makita, but so far, for the price, (even regardless of price) far exceeded my expectations. I don't normally "fan boy" out on a product like this, but absolutely recommend without reservation.

Instructional video: 2 videos in one showing eas of use and how easy it is to attach a new blade (helpful since you'll want to clean out debris before you put it away (side note i did not remove the battery while I did this but you definitely should just to be safe) Amazing, cuts great through the 4 to 5 inch branches I cut, probably can handle larger. Tge batteries came charged so much that after trimming an entire tree in my yard its still not drained (the aforementioned tree is in the pictures). Easy to use, easy to change the blade/change, has a spot for oil tp go into, comes with 2 extra chains. 0 regrets, this is an amazing find. Perfect size for the handheld I used, and tge pole seems pretty sturdy, i just haven't used it yet. Additional info: The batteries didn't just last long to drain them, they also last quite a while after I fully charged them. It was about 45 mins to an hour of battery life each from full.charge to dead, amd they only take anout 30 mins to fully charge, makes it easy to finish a job without stopping since it comes with 2. The chain is very easy to change out as well (still on my first chain but I wanted to test it). This purchases will save me thousands in the long run considering how much tree trimmers charge. Edit after use: I upload a video of how well this cuts through a fairly thick branch, and I shot it myself so I was using it with one hand (safetly of course). I also wanted to show how thick the weeds entrangeled in my tree are so I also included a couple pictures of the stump of weeds im working on as well as the bottom of one of those very large stump pieces. To give a better idea the pictures ive uploaded are only from working on that tree 2 times, I wish I could have shown a before pictures as the entire tree was at least 5ft back on my roof before I trimmed. The batteries alone are worth the price of this tree trimmer, but the performance is without equal.

I used this for the first time yesterday but could only work for about an hour or so before we had to go out. First of all as far as the performance goes, it cut through everything like butter. I expected it to work well but it worked better than I expected. Secondly as far as the battery goes, when I brought it in I planned on charging it to continue the following day. When I pressed the power button it showed that it still had four bars. I opted not to charge it and see how it plays out the next day. The next day I finished cutting down the overhanging branches in the back of my yard. It probably took about another hour or so. When I was all done, prior to putting it on charge I checked it just for the heck of it. It still had three bars left. I was pleasantly surprised realizing that I have two batteries and after using the first one for 2 hours I still had three bars left. Granted it's not being used continuously but... the performance and efficiency, in my opinion, are top notch. I have no reservation about recommending this product. I would buy it again in a heartbeat. If you are looking for a product like this, just buy it, you will not be disappointed.

Much better product works well. The chain does not fall off and it has teeth and the bar much easier to use

I actually look forward to using this tool for my orchard and overgrown shrubs! It’s light, efficient, powerful, versatile and the battery (s) life is several hours. I bought a battery pole saw five or six years ago from a different manufacturer and it performed well with the exception of the single supplied battery. It was not possible to get another spare and the unit just quit recently. New batteries are greatly improved now and even charge much faster. This setup is wonderful with an extra battery, chain, bar, bar cover and even a carrying case. Even if I just get a few years use out of this saw it will be a great value for the $. Makes all the minor trimming I have to do annually quick and easy. Limits my time on a ladder. Very little leakage with the bar oil reservoir, my other was awful. My only criticism is the instructions. Although I think every effort was made by the supplier I think doing instructions to a different language would be a problem for me also. It appears the chain must be fed bar oil manually by pressing the push button on the top and it’s not automatic like all other chain saws I have or have used. Chain seems to run dry often but time will tell. They supply contact info that I seldom ever get around to however. Great buy regardless. Glad I found this battery tool to add to my collection of battery tools that are so easy to use.

I was very impressed when I received this electric chainsaw. The packaging was good and the included carrying bag was truly next level. The bag was good looking with a secured spot for everything. It even included and extra chain and safety glasses. Nice touch y'all. I'm not normally someone who reads instruction on something that should be basic but I decide to go ahead and read them. I read the "fine" print about checking the chainsaw oil before usage. My first thought was it's new so why should I need to check the oil? I decide to go ahead and follow what was listed in the manual only to find out that the chainsaw had ZERO oil in it. There wasn't any signs of leakage in the bag so the chainsaw simply never had oil put into it. Nor were there any WARNING stickers on the saw to add oil first. Nothing in the sales description about oil not included. How could a ball like this be dropped? I wonder how many units have been damaged by consumers using it and not even think about a NEW chainsaw not coming with oil/checking it.

I've used this little saw on a regular basis since I purchased it about a month ago. I've cut through hundreds of branches larger than my arm, and many that were greater than 6" in diameter. I've filled at least 10 truckloads of sticks and logs that were chopped up using this saw. It's super easy to use, doesn't weigh that much, and gets the job done. The power is good enough to saw 30 foot long branches off of a live tree, and cut through everything I've tried to cut with it. At this price, it's worth every dollar.

Great saw.I have the 6 inch model.And it cuts through A 6 inch branch like it was butter.I did lose the lock nut and pin.So I emailed customer support at Jovan.am now waiting for a reply to get replacement part.Update. Jovant sent me a new locking latch and nut.Their service is excellent and they value their customers.And they kept me informed throughout the process.