Greenworks 60V 18" Brushless Cordless Chainsaw, 4.0Ah Battery and Charger Included
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Size: 60V 18" (4.0Ah)
Features
- RUNTIME: Up to 110 cuts on a single charge with the included 4.0Ah battery on 4x4 wood
- TORQUE: 20% more torque and faster cutting than a 40cc gas chainsaw
- EASY & FAST STARTING: No Prime, No Choke, No Pull with no aggravating pull cord
- POWER: 2.0kW max output
- BRUSHLESS MOTOR: Provides more power, longer run-times, and extended motor life
Description
Powered by a Greenworks Pro 60V UltraPower™ lithium-ion battery, this Greenworks Pro cordless chainsaw delivers the power and performance of typical gas-powered saws, without the noise, fumes, or harmful emissions. The battery- powered brushless motor delivers 20% more torque and faster cutting than a 40cc gas-powered chainsaw, and it features our No Prime, No Choke, No Pull - easy-starting system for fast starts every time, with no aggravating pull cord. This lightweight cordless chainsaw is equipped with an 18-inch bar and chain, pro-style side-mounted chain tensioning for easy bar and chain maintenance, automatic chain oiler, transparent oil fill window, and inertia- activated chain brake. The powerful Greenworks Pro 60V UltraPower™ cordless battery platform gives you all the power you need to tackle all your lawn care projects. Kick gas to the curb this spring and go green with no fumes, no mixing, no maintenance and no pull cords. Let Greenworks help you take the work out of yard work.
Brand: Greenworks
Power Source: Battery Powered
Item Weight: 4.3 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 37.48"L x 9.06"W x 9.84"H
Global Trade Identification Number: 93
Manufacturer: Greenworks
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
UPC:
Model Number: CS60L4R3
Brand Name: Greenworks
Global Trade Identification Number: 93
Manufacturer: Greenworks
UPC: 841821013493
Manufacturer Part Number: CS60L4R3
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Chainsaw
Included Components: Chainsaw, manual, battery, charger
Power Source: Battery Powered
Item Weight: 4.3 Kilograms
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 37.48"L x 9.06"W x 9.84"H
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Size: 60V 18" (4.0Ah)
This is an initial review as it's only day one of using the chainsaw. To begin with I was hesitant to buy a battery powered chainsaw as I didn't think it would have the cutting power, battery life or quality materials to do heavy tree felling. If you are on the fence rest assure! This particular chainsaw is an absolute unit! It's overkill for trees 25" in diameter or less. I'm positive it will handle the stated 32" diameter trees with ease. (Assuming you know how to handle a chainsaw). Let the chainsaw do it's thing don't put your body weight down on the blade. That being said I still couldn't get it to bind up or stop on purpose. The chain is very sharp out of the box. I had no issues with cutting any party of the tree. (25' misc species dead tree) The saw came fully assembled and with the chain tension set correctly. Out of the box the battery had 1 of the 4 charge bars lit. It fully charged in 30min. Mine came with a 6 amp fast charger that has a cooling fan and automatic shut off when the battery is charged. No over charging A+. It comes with a tool to make all necessary adjustments and bar & chains maintenance. Note: after 2.5 hours of cutting the chain stretched about 5mm which is completely normal for a new chain. I tightened it back up and she is ready to eat. The chain break works very well and has a very positive click when it's engaged and released. When running the saw there is a split second delay when the power comes in and rotates the blade which is nice because it doesn't jump. The trigger is variable which is awesome as not all branches require a full power cut. The saw comes with only one dog on the inside of the bar that work well but for larger logs a longer dog might work better. A replacement dog can be easily made by a Smith. They might even sell a replacement dog for it I haven't looked as I don't think I'll need it. The chain never came off the bar the whole time even with serious cutting. This saw has plenty of torque on tap and some to spare and not once did I have chain issues. A+ The bar is steel and very sturdy. The automatic oiler works perfect already keeping the chain lubed but and never getting hot. Greenworks didn't have their own chainsaw oil that I saw so I used ego premium chainsaw oil. It works perfect in this saw. I read a lot of reviews about the saws leaking while stored. (You are supposed to empty the oil out after use) It's an auto lube system. There is no valve to close when not running. Just a hole and path to let out oil. Keep that in mind. After I used my saw I emptied the oil out so I never have this problem.) The 60v brushless motor ran flawless with the 4.0ah battery. Not once did I lose power during a cut. I have read that people say the 5.0ah battery out performs the 4.0ah battery but unless you are a commercial tree logger or work in a mill my opinion is you won't need it. Plus the next bump in battery power could run you hundreds of dollars more!! I'm retrospect I should have bought the 60v 16" or even a 14" the 18" pro is overkill for my needs. If you are doing heavy cutting with logs over 32" then yeah a larger bar & chain and possibly batteries are necessary. Based on today's performance I could have cut easily five 25' trees with 13" diameter trunks and a 25" palm tree stump of one 4.0ah battery plus chopping everything up to fit in trash cans. The only con I have that is more on me than on the saw haha is the chainsaw is 20.7lbs it's heavy! I lugged it around for hours and I'm sore haha. With health cutting though you need that weight so it's not a big deal. All in all I would buy a dozen more of these saws if I had the need haha they are great. I'm a believer now. No more gas chainsaw issues and maintenance. This saw is easy to clean and run. The size is perfect if not to big for the homeowner's need. This pro version is probably more for a professional tree service company. Running the saw produced no smoke, very little flying saw dust it shoots downward. Greenworks 60v 18" 4.0ah brushless chainsaw is a beast!!! So far, as I said this is a day one review. I'll update the review if anything comes up. Don't hesitate buy one! No I'm not paid to say this! I didn't wright reviews unless I'm overly happy with a product. Cheers
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025 by nicholas arrietta
Size: 60V 16" (2.5Ah)
Got this chainsaw today, I already have 4 other Greenworks tools so I had high hopes this would be good quality like my edger, trimmer, blower and lawn mower. I was not disappointed one bit. It performed as well as my gas operated saw. I cut down a dieing willow in about 10 minutes, This is a beast of a machine. I love it and plan on getting as many 60V tools from Greenworks as possible.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026 by Jean Lavalley
Size: 60V 18" (4.0Ah)
This is a very powerful, quiet, and capable saw. I was concerned that 18” was more than a battery chainsaw could handle, but I have been impressed with its ability. First the drawbacks. It draws down the battery in short order. 10 minutes of hard cutting, but in that 10 minutes it produces. If you don’t have more than one battery, prepare to multitask. The high draw makes the battery very hot, which delays charging. Fortunately the supplied Greenworks charger has built in battery cooling, which speeds recovery. I really recommend multiple batteries (4-5ah). The challenge here is that the motor also gets hot during consecutive battery uses leading to thermal shutdown. Long story short, this is not a replacement for an equivalent gas saw that you wish to work continuously hard. The advantages: no bad gas, no gummed carburetors, no mixing, no leaking, no trips to the gas station, no pull-starting, no doubt as to if it will start. Very powerful , and with a good chain is the perfect saw for the home, where there is seasonal cleanup, trimming, firewood cutting, or especially just to have on hand in an emergency. If you already have the Greenworks 60v family, this is a great addition to your tool stable.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025 by Edgar N. Courtway
Size: 60V 18" (4.0Ah)
This is my fourth saw in my shop. I have two electrics and two gas. I cut 2-4 chords of wood a year for our wood furnace. The saw is light, has plenty of power to drive the 18" chain through 16" walnut logs, and (so far) is durable. The 60v battery has enough charge for me to cut wood till my back hurts, which, of course, is relative. This assumes I set the saw down and stack and prep more wood for cutting in between sawing. Did I mention the top benefits of an electric saw? No gas/saw stink on your clothing. No hard, stiff compression pulls to get the saw started (i.e. instant on), no having to mix and store gas. The saw comes with a heavy duty, fan-included charger. This thing is serious. It will charge the 60v battery in 45 minutes, maybe less. One note buyers should be aware of: The 60v battery packs a punch so the charger has special protections built in, such as temperature checking. If the battery/charger is cold, below 6 degress celcius, it will not charge. You need to bring it in the house and warm it up, but that doesn't take long.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2026 by Concerned Consumer
Size: 60V 16" (2.5Ah)
This chainsaw is defective! I went through two chains. The first one came off after about 10 minutes of use. Greenworks warranty department concluded that “the cover bolts must have been loose.” Not covered by warranty. Second chain, I made sure tension was correct and cover bolts tight. 15 minutes of use and the chain fell off again. Greenworks said cutting a branch of 2 inch diameter was too small and therefore caused the chain to fall off. Therefore, not covered by warranty. Greenworks arbitrarily finds no defect. By the way, each time the chain fell off it bent the chain, and the chain will not sit on the bar properly. Two brand new chains ruined. If a chainsaw cannot cut a limb of 2 inch diameter without ruining a chain, what good is it? Greenworks will not do anything to hlp identify the defect. They just ask questions and look for something like, “a 2 inch diameter limb is too small” for the chainsaw, and refuse to consider that the particular chainsaw is defective. It cost too much to challenge them in small claims court, so really you are at their mercy, and renders the warranty and the chainsaw useless. I have purchased many Greenworks products with no issues, however, after this experience with the claims department, I will never buy Greenworks products again.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025 by Carole Rendon