Milwaukee Electric Tools 2727-21HD Chainsaw Kit - Powerful Cordless Chainsaw with Included Accessories

Easy2017: I got tired of cutting before it did. It lasted for about four hours of work. Not four hours of continuous cutting, but four hours of cut a little, clear a little, stack a little, cut some more. This isn't a lumberjack special, but plenty of power for what this property owner used it for. I read reviews of people mentioning chain coming off of track and it did for me a few times, but every time was because of me not a saw defect. It's just a little heavy, but definitely managable and no where near as heavy as my gas powered. Just a tad bit pricey, but worth it and I'm happy with it so far.

United States on Aug 04, 2021

S. Johnson: I have been using a Stihl MS250C for years, always a chore. Takes forever to get through a tree. This thing kicks ass - cuts like butter. The chain is narrower - thinner kerf - which means less wood to cut. SO easy to use, no messy fuel, mixing hassles. Really, really satisfied. I like that any of my other batteries will also work - so when limbing small branches, I could easily use a 4.0 or 5.0 - no problem. When Milwaukee makes an electric car, I'll be sure to check it out!

I have M18 metal shears, impact driver, drill, hackzall, vacuum, light, heat gun, and now the chain saw. Never had a problem with any of them. Highly recommend these tools.

United States on Jul 04, 2019

L. P: The media could not be loaded.  Heavy. Great battery life. Powerful. I used it today first time. Cut trails, cut 3 trees off trails for about 4 hours. Chain came off once. My little gas saw chain came off more frequently. You have to tend to the chain and bar. You gotta tighten the chain - especially at first when it’s getting broken in. This little saw rips! Amazing battery life. So much better than gas. This is great when your blazing trails or clearing trails. Don’t have to start it up every time. It’s fairly quiet too. The greenies aren’t going to be all over your business when your using this.
——UPDATE——10/12/2019—-
So I’ve used this a lot over the year. Still working great. BUT you have to drain the bar oil out if you store it. Otherwise it will drain out - no matter how you have it oriented. That’s my only complaint. Again, you have to...

United States on Mar 26, 2019

DeekVon: I’ve used chainsaws my whole life and this is a godsend. No messing with gas, oil, annoying multiple pulls to get it running and NO NOISE. Just squeeze and go. The blade stops moving real quick once you release the trigger too. It eliminates so much of the things me and hassle of the d gas saws. And it cuts like a charm. I’d say it’s actually better than any gas saw I’ve ever had. My Echo hasnt Ben touched since I got this. Battery life is awesome too with this. All around game changing, excellent tool.

United States on Feb 16, 2019

Raymond K.Raymond K.: I want to preface all my Milwaukee M18 reviews with a disclaimer that I do not and have never worked for Milwaukee, nor have I ever accepted anything form them. I Just started switching my 15-20 years of electric tools collecting over to, almost all, Milwaukee 18V. I studied Quality in Manufacturing and have experience in many different construction fields of work that have required lots of different tooling. These tools, so far, for the price, have excelled in the many aspects of quality, upon first use. I have had a couple of defective's sent (different tools, and from eBay, but was refunded immediately), but every single one that has worked out-of-the-box has been great. I am reviewing several Milwaukee items, as I am switching over from the rare 20V Craftsman Professional Red/Black/Silver series (one of the only real 20V sets) that, I believe, was unbeatable when introduced, for it's price point, but was only manufactured for a few years. See below for this tool's review. I'd also like to add to my reviews that every lawn tool has improved my quality of life with outside upkeep much since I have back pain that is easily irritated by 2 strokes and other...

United States on Oct 23, 2018