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[Amnorrageordie]

Not as powerful, so depends what you’re cutting down and dragging a cord around is a pain.

But they are lighter which is a bonus.

And there’s something about the smell of a two stroke engine.

With castrol r in it.

 

[ErichZann]

Be careful

 

[PTR]

Bought a titan electric one off screwfix. Hopefully use it at the weekend.

 

[Keith S30S]

Chainsaw.

Was looking to hire one but thought it's possibly more cost effective to buy one.

I've got a few trees/shrubs to remove along my back fence.

Cordless or petrol powered rather than corded.

Have a look on facebook marketplace. You can get nearly new ones for £30ish. I've bought a jigsaw (electric not a puzzle) and a 19" monitor for a fiver in the last few weeks.

 

[Silkyces]

Bought a cordless last month and it's great, starts first time and no cord to get trapped, cuts through 4/5 inch branches no problem. Qualcast 36v. £85 ish.

 

[Richy Fingers]

Chainsaw.

Was looking to hire one but thought it's possibly more cost effective to buy one.

I've got a few trees/shrubs to remove along my back fence.

Cordless or petrol powered rather than corded.

Whatever you buy make sure it's a Stihl.

Pro & Domestic Garden and Power Tools | STIHL GB

 

[Wilfy]

Few murderers outing themselves on this thread. @Lambchops get the register updated.

 

[Stubbs ftm]

Bought a cordless last month and it's great, starts first time and no cord to get trapped, cuts through 4/5 inch branches no problem. Qualcast 36v. £85 ish.

Reckon it would go through a truck about 8 inches?

 

[Silkyces]

Reckon it would go through a truck about 8 inches?

No, i think it would struggle if there was lots of them, i took down a area/copse but they were saplings abou 4/5 inches.