Kobalt 80-volt Max-volt Lithium Ion (Li-ion) 18-in Cordless Electric Chainsaw

March 22, 2018 - Comment

Kobalt 80V Chainsaw Key Features Powered by the industry’s highest voltage battery to date Brushless motor allows for greater power and motor life Recommended for storm clean up and medium tree cutting Electronic chain brake improves user safety Metal wrap around handle improves durability Auto-oiler with oil view window helps maintain bar and chain life

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Kobalt 80V Chainsaw Key Features Powered by the industry’s highest voltage battery to date Brushless motor allows for greater power and motor life Recommended for storm clean up and medium tree cutting Electronic chain brake improves user safety Metal wrap around handle improves durability Auto-oiler with oil view window helps maintain bar and chain life Up to 150 cuts of 4-in x 4-in pressure treated lumber on 1 charge 30 minute charge time with 2.0 amp hour battery 5 year hassle-free guarantee on tool, 3 year hassle-free guarantee on battery and charger Kobalt 80V Chainsaw Specifications Power Source: 80V Max Lithium-Ion Battery Included Battery: (1) 2.0 Amp Hour Battery Bar Length: 18 Inches Maximum Recommended Cut Diameter: 30 Inches Operating Weight: 13.8 Pounds Current User Rating (Lowe’s): 4.4/5 Based on 41 Reviews 80V Battery: Much more power than the 40V This bad boy offers an 80V lithium-ion rechargeable battery. As a part of the 80V series of Kobalt outdoor power equipment, the battery is interchangeable with the 80V mower, blower, and string trimmer. The 2.0 Ah battery fully charges at 30 minutes, which I found impressive for 144 watt hour battery. Being battery powered, there are the benefits of less noise, no fumes, and no mixing of gas and oil compared to a gas chainsaw.

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