DEWALT DCCS620B 20V Max Compact Cordless Chainsaw with Brushless Motor, Tool Only
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Features
- Cordless chainsaw comes with low kick back 12-inch bar and chain for construction and outdoor cutting applications
- Compact, lightweight design (just 9 lbs. with battery) of the battery chainsaw for maximum user control
- High-efficiency brushless motor of the battery powered chainsaw maximizes runtime and motor life
- Up to 90 cuts per charge on 4x4 pressure treated wood (using a 20V MAX* 5Ah battery)
- Tool-free chain tensioning and bar tightening knob for proper bar clamping force
- Part of the 20V MAX* system of tools
- Bare Tool: Battery and charger not included
Description
The 20V MAX XR Compact 12-inch Cordless Chainsaw works with your existing 20V MAX batteries. Gas-free operation eliminates the cold starts, fumes, carburetor issues, and maintenance involved with gas-powered chainsaws. This battery operated chainsaw is built to work hard. Use it for tough construction and outdoor jobs like cutting beams, demolition work, and managing tree limbs. The lightweight design maximizes user control. Brushless motor technology delivers extreme runtime and long motor life.
Brand: DEWALT
Power Source: Battery Powered
Horsepower: 3.5 Horsepower
Item Weight: 8.8 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 25"L x 9"W x 9"H
Chain Length: 12 Inches
Global Trade Identification Number: 56
Manufacturer: Dewalt
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Number of Items: 1
Model Number: DCCS620B
Brand Name: DEWALT
Global Trade Identification Number: 56
Manufacturer: Dewalt
UPC: 885911524056 699996646264
Manufacturer Part Number: DeWalt - DCCS620B
Item Type Name: DeWalt - DCCS620B
Included Components: DeWalt - DCCS620B
Power Source: Battery Powered
Horsepower: 3.5 Horsepower
Item Weight: 8.8 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 25"L x 9"W x 9"H
Chain Length: 12 Inches
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I would have preferred to get a saw with a longer bar, but I wanted to stay within the Dewalt 20V product range because I have a suite of other Dewalt 20V tools and chargers. With only a 12" bar, this isn't the saw to use on logs greater than 10" in diameter. I did a few cuts through 18-20" logs by cutting from both sides, but the saw bogs down and a couple of times the saw wouldn't start up again until it cooled off. It didn't seem to suffer any lasting effects from that, but I stopped trying to use it for the big cuts. We had a professional drop about six big dying alders on our property recently and I have been doing all the limbing and bucking on the downed trees. The Dewalt 12" is fantastic for cutting up the limbs, and gives a lot of cutting on one 4 or 5 aH battery. I have used it day after day for hours at a time; each battery lasts long enough for a swap battery to charge up on my Dewalt fast-charger unit. The pro had an electric Stihl cordless limbing saw that I'm sure is a better tool, but costs twice as much and would require a different set of batteries and chargers. Dewalt also has the 60V 16" chainsaw, but that would also require moving to the FlexVolt batteries. The chain tension is easy to adjust, and the oil fill easy to get to. Since my chain oil is clear, it is very difficult to tell the chain oil level without opening the fill cover, but that is simple to One fill on the chain oil lasts just about the same amount of time as a fully charged battery, but sometimes a bit less. I've gotten a sense for when to check the oil, and when it is time to add oil, I just go ahead and swap to a new battery. The unit does leak chain oil when sitting, which seems to be pretty common for all chainsaws. Make sure you store it on something that will absorb the leaked oil, or drain out the oil before storage. Summary: I was a little disappointed at first about the short bar and inability to cut large logs, but have been thrilled with the overall maneuverability, power, and battery life.
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Style: Chainsaw Bare Tool Only
Nice simple and ready to go with the insertion of the 20V battery. This is going to be drawing a lot of juice so I recommend charging your battery so all the cells are at the same internal voltage. This is a type 3 that replaces the type 2 I had. The 3 types all sue the same case and only the motor controller is different inside these units. Easy to use and easy to adjust. These saws are noted for leaking bar oil If you are going to store it for a while I suggest draining the bar oil (sawdust is an issue. keep it clean) of setting it on a pan or old cookie sheet. Some suggest laying it on its right side. Seems it still likes to leak oil. A liitl oil leak is ok with me as I DON'T have to yank a cord. Also have the 60V Max volt saw. good combo for light trimming with the 20V and medium duty on the other. These are not logging saws. Work well for limbs up to 12 on the 20V
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