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Sharp saws use a lot less power and battery,,,,, just sayin.

Kris and I have been talking about doing some landscaping clean up on the back side of our small, park like back yard. We got a couple estimates to remove some over grown and/or out of place pine trees and just generally clean up the layout. I was amazed at the $10,000.00+ prices! Today I decided to start on the job myself. I tackled one of the smaller, out of place blue spruce trees at the back of the lot. It was about 8" di. at the base and 25 feet or so tall. My Bauer(Harbor Freight) 18V 10" chain saw made short work of felling, limbing, and sectioning the evergreen. One 5Ahr battery still had 2/3 charge after it was all said and done. I'm thoroughly impressed with this inexpensive tool that I bought as a onetime use item for pruning a 40 year old apple tree last spring.

No prohlem. I’m in Ohio. Just let me know.

i replaced my bolt washers when i checked n did my valve adj along with new gaskets. 50 or 60 thousand miles ago, no leakage. i found out that honda uses the same valve shims as the venture does. went to my local dealer n they just traded shims with me. no charge. reason i did my bolt washers was valve covers were just starting to leak. good luck!!!!😉

The cordless electric tools are getting better and better, but I ain't there yet when it comes to chainsaws. Besides....It just wouldn't seem right without the NOISE !!!. LOL Glad it worked out for ya.

Not really newer but definitely not worn out. This one is for sale locally, he started out around $7k several months ago. I’m not looking for one but if the price keeps dropping I may have to. I just don’t want to start over since I’ve gone through mine and preemptively fixed all the known issues and added all the extras I wanted. And yes that is the correct mileage 6700.