Perhaps a 20inch 1/4 pitch panther bar on the rear handle 540i would be good for falling

Just a scam, no matter how you look at it. This world has endured far worse then any human can ever inflict

There’s too much hypocrisy. Diesel emissions screams hypocrisy. Creating a “cleaner” burning engine while creating more emissions to build the parts and using more fuel, adding a plastic jug full of urea etc. The list goes on and on. There’s clearly an impact we have but trying to “fix” it on the end consumer level is ridiculous while corporations and the big guys seem to be exempt. Buying an electric car or tool or anything makes you far from an environmentalist. What happened to your old car, did it just evaporate into space? Rant off. I love my battery huskys! The 201t gets used about two tanks a year now! Edited to add urea

@@gamingsqaud22 politicians don’t have common sense. Prove me wrong 😂

@@BrendonVorio current administration proves your point incredibly well....

I've taken chaps to the wood pile and they've stopped all of my battery saws just like a 2 stroke saw. If you really think about it - if chaps COULDN'T stop a battery saw, then it would also never have a stalled chain when cutting.

Did you ever get you a good battery husqvarna yet

Ben in my mind the best. Saws I own are stihl 200T.. the echo 2511 looks interesting. The stihl 150 is nice. I find that top handle saws have a balance that I really like. The small gas top handle echo and husky saws are not that expensive and can be with you a long time. The battery husky top handle could be a do it all saw for a homeowner. A good friend only buys stihl pro saws. 261 and 361 size saws.. i cant run a standard handle without a wrap... my friend loves to use my battery pole saw. And my stihl top handle 14 inch with lightweight bar... 99 or 150 dollar homeowner saws can be fine if you use them very little , but the feel of them is not something I like. Dont like the plastic feel or vibrations or odd balance. . So buying one small saw that is well made can be a good 20 or 30 year investment.

Yeah,, but who likes a Stihl 😂

No

just got mine the other day, thing rips. I'm not a professional arborist but it's a pretty impressive saw IMO.

For light pruning…

Yeah if you can work without attracting attention. There is a very minuscule remote chance that a spark could come from the chain going across the bar and cause a fire but as far as I know they are legal.

well its aviable in the UK (590$). So its more tempting than 540i (1450$ from dealers around me)

the 2511s works real nice with mods. cant mod the electric one. it´s real good for pruning but no where close to the 540i in bigger wood. the german UKpostsr "Bades Baumdienst" has a comparison video with basically all releant electric saw videos.

@@valentinvogel5843 very cool

Good to hear. I always get some pretty negative responses when I open up my trap LOL… on UKposts that is.

youtube has some vids on that already. spoiler: - the chain stops. (in all the demos I have seen)

The same effect as gas. I did see one video where he used a corded electric chainsaw and it didn't stop as fast.

What did you ended up buying?

@@dummerdum4714 Hit pause on purchase, but it’ll be the Husky when I do.

Im on the east coast jax fl, depending on what side of town you’re on, there’s anything from rebar to chain link fence poles and angle iron in some trees

I spose

@@AugustHunicke google offered to translate your reply to English!

Hahaha

I really don’t know how to answer those types of questions. I only I am an operator and notice results.

Hey brother, are you able to get the Echo DCS-2500t yet?!

@@deesestrees yes. Its good for pruning. Its verry light, but also not the strongest. Greetings

Right, I saw your Video with comparing and you were a little bit angry with Stihl 😅. But perfectly right. Gruß aus Heilbronn 👍

Or 2 batteries…

@@AugustHunicke Guessing it's easier to store a backup battery on you vs a tank of gas. I'd think the nicest part of either of the saws is not pulling to start while handing up in the tree.

@@briananderson7497 depends on the saw. Starting a well working saw is easy. Especially the 2511. Plus, I just leave it running. . .that said, the Nicest benefit to me is the quietness between cuts, Plus the 540 has loads of power.

Whites Lineman

Yeah because it has nothing to do with stopping power theyre supposed to bind the clucth with the fibers running straught up and down compared to sideways on normal clothing

I don't get it on chaps and electric chainsaws? Electric saws stop the second you take your finger off, and don't keep spinning a chain/clutch like gas powered. I just don't see how you could cut yourself, unless you are really drunk and think cutting your leg off is a good idea? I almost always wear chaps running a gas saw, and have hit my left leg twice when the tip hits something in high brush and knocks it back into my leg, when moving to the next cut. I have a hard time imagining the electric saw could ever cut you, unless you are holding something, and cut into yourself.

I don’t have one

Husky I’d say more torque. Not that 160 tho

Nope

Topsaw

Nothing happened to it.

I’m wearing pants.