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Originally Posted by Cajundaddy
On my last property I had about 20 trees that needed regular pruning and cleanup. I got a 120V corded saw and it did a fine job for about 95% of the work. When one tree became diseased I needed more tool so I rented a gas saw for a few hours and got it done. This approach has worked well for me and I passed the 120vac saw off to my SIL when we moved.
Only small trees at this place so a few years off before I need another chain saw but it will probably be cordless. I currently have cordless drill/driver, impact driver, sawsall, light duty snow blower, leaf blower, string trimmer, tire inflator. All have exceeded my expectations and they are very quiet.
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If your property is small enough that 120V works, I have to think that they will be far more powerful than a battery powered saw of the same age. Since I'm on almost 6 acres, running a cord wouldn't really work for 95% of what I'd need cut.
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