Greenworks 24V Cordless 10-Inch Chainsaw - Battery Not Included (2000102)

AmeliaAT: I bought this for tree timing and cutting down smallish trees. We have my dad's large chainsaw, which takes gas and oil, but I'm "petite" and also not experienced, so didn't want to use such a heavy saw. This one is perfect. It's large enough and powerful enough to do what I want to do, but it's not too heavy for me, and I don't need to mess with gasoline. I bought a small bottle of chain oil, and to it of when I need to.

United States on Dec 03, 2023

Amazon Customer: Great product.

United States on Dec 01, 2023

Susan : I love love this chain saw. A lit if safety features and so easy to use!! I cut my own firewood to supplement what I buy. The battery lasts thru 30-50 cuts. I can ever saw through large timber more than advertised. Very happy!!!

United States on Nov 07, 2023

Trish Jones: It cuts good and does the job without being heavy and having to pull start

Canada on Oct 31, 2023

Gene Beall: I use the 24v 4ah battery and has plenty of power

Canada on Jun 10, 2023

Colton Robinson: Saw exceeded any reasonable expectation, and even managed to outperform a ridiculous task for it to be used for; a 60 foot tall pine tree. As to be expected, the battery did need to be charged after dropping it and a few other decent sized trees. Saw performed flawlessly though and extremely pleased with the purchase

Canada on May 30, 2023

Alonso G Bastida: Muy bien producto. Es fácil de manipular y su corte es suficiente para lo que necesito. La batería ha disminuido su rendimiento pero es ocasional el uso

Mexico on Nov 23, 2022

Murray : Trimming fruit trees

Canada on Jul 13, 2021

RWG: I have been skeptical about cordless outdoor equipment like chain saws, trimmers, and blowers. My bias kept me from even considering cordless
equipment for my outdoor work for years. I ordered this chainsaw since I could not find a reasonably priced gas powered chain saw that was 10". This Greenworks chain saw has changed my mind. I have over 100 trees (walnut, hazel nut, pine, black locust) to prune every spring. Over the last 2 days I 'tried out' this little marvel. I was not tender with it. It has worked flawlessly with power I never imagined a cordless tool could generate. If I had gotten this gem a couple of years ago, I could have saved about $500 dollars and still gotten my work done. If it holds up, this will be the best piece of equipment I have ever bought.

The chainsaw is light. I can maneuver it into very difficult places for equipment without effort. Part of what makes this so easy is that the machine is not running, unlike my gas powered saws, while I position myself to prune 'tricky' branches in a crotch of the tree.

The chainsaw only runs when I want to prune. My gas powered machines are always running as I move from 1 location to...

United States on Mar 11, 2018

M. Schwager: 4/3/18 Update: Unit passed an extreme durability test!
We were affected by the wine country fires which decimated our trail system. We have been using this unit as our go-to chainsaw for trail repair as it is small and light and works great for cutting steps and side stabilizers as well as clearing downed trees up to 8 inches or so. We were traversing a gnarly section of destroyed trail over a very steep slope. I set the saw down for a second to clear some debris and it slid off the rock I had set it on. It proceeded to bounce end over end 80 feet down the 55 degree slope before disappearing over a set of cliff bands. I was pretty sure I was going to need a new saw. We headed up the canyon and made our way down to the creek where I found the saw wedged in a stump. The blade was a bit bent, not surprising after its 150 foot tumble over rocks. I disassembled the blade and tried the trigger. It fired right up! I then pounded the bar flat with a rock (you do what you can :-) and reinstalled it. I proceeded to use it for the rest of our trail work that morning. Unbelievable. I think I will treat it to a new bar and chain though!

Original review:
I just...

United States on Aug 22, 2016