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Milwaukee Saw Pruning Cordless 12V 6IN 2527-20

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  • Milwaukee SAW PRUNING CORDLESS 12V 6IN 2527-20

Description

Milwaukee SAW PRUNING CORDLESS 12V 6IN 2527-20

Brand: Milwaukee


Blade Material: Metal


Surface Recommendation: Metal


Power Source: Cordless


Special Feature: Brushless


Power Source: Cordless


Other Special Features of the Product: Brushless


Voltage: 220


Number of Teeth: 6


Blade Shape: Rectangular


Surface Recommendation: Metal


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 16.56"L x 3.76"W x 9.12"H


Item Weight: 4.1 pounds


Blade Length: 6 inches


Blade Material: Metal


Brand Name: Milwaukee


Included Components: Milwaukee SAW PRUNING CORDLESS 12V 6IN 2527-20


Model Number: 2527-20


Unit Count: 1 Count


UPC: 045242563814


Manufacturer: Milwaukee


Manufacturer Part Number: 2527-20


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  • It's Not a Toy, It's a Little Beast
This is a wonderful tool. It is a little beast. Not a toy. I bought this chainsaw to use as I was rehabbing from reverse right shoulder replacement surgery. I am a wood fire potter, and I also heat my home with a woodstove. All together, I use about 12 full cords (not face cords or "ricks", Full Cord = 4×4×8 ft.). 100% mixed hardwood (maple, beech, ironwood, cherry). I needed to keep up with sourcing and stacking wood. The saw is well designed with a sturdy wrap-around handle that is easy to grip with either hand. It comes with 3 chains, and you need to keep them sharp. Changing chains, cleaning the bar and gear is easy, as is putting on a new chain and adjusting the tension. It comes with one tool (big enough to do the job and easy to see if you drop it) that firmly snaps into a holder on the bottom, out of the way. Filling the oil reservoir is easy. The saw is well balanced for use with either hand, and there are multiple places to grab and support with the other hand. At first I was using it left handed with minimal assistance from my right hand/arm. It did great. I can't say how long a battery charge lasted, but it was at least 45 min. of continual operation, cutting hard maple, cherry, ironwood and beech. I bought 3 batteries, and a charger. My cordless drill uses the same batteries and I already had one charger. Batteries for this tool are offered by many different manufacturers, and they are not all equal. I learned not to try to save $ on batteries. Invest in the quality ones. It is a drag to be out in the woods and run out of power. Always have extras. And for the wood kiln 80% Maple, Oak, Cherry, and 20% (by volume) pine and spruce. I source and prep my own wood. I have two larger electric chainsaws that I could not use for awhile after surgery because of the weight restrictions. This saw handled cutting hardwood branches and logs from 3" to 8" in diameter with ease. It would probably do fine with 10". I saved those for my 16" or 18" saw. Cutting ability: Very good. Value for money: Great. Power: I'd say it has about 2/3rds the power of a gas powered chainsaw. Much cleaner, less hassle, less noise. Gets the job done. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2025 by Mary in Northern Michigan

  • Because Lumberjacks Need Naps Too!
Ladies and gentlemen, behold the Milwaukee 2527-20 M12 FUEL HATCHET - the cordless pruning saw that's so fabulous, it makes Paul Bunyan look like a lumbering amateur! If you're the kind of person who's ever looked at a tree branch and thought, "You're toast," then this saw is your new best friend. It's a game-changer, a tree-tamer, and it'll make you feel like a lumberjack with an executive assistant. First things first, the ease of use. This saw practically begs to be used with just one hand. It's like it knows you're a multitasking genius who needs a free hand for other lumberjack-like activities, such as sipping on your artisanal coffee or taking a selfie with the vanquished branches. The one-handed operation is so smooth that it'll make you wonder why you ever struggled with two-handed saws. Now, let's talk about the cutting power. It's like this little hatchet has been blessed by the tree gods themselves. Branches that used to put up a fight are now sliced through like a hot knife through butter. It's almost like the saw is saying, "Hold my battery, I got this." Whether it's thick branches or thin twigs, this saw makes them all submit to its will. And don't get me started on the cordless convenience. No more fumbling with extension cords or searching for power outlets in the middle of the forest. With this hatchet in hand, you're like a ninja in the wilderness, silently and effortlessly conquering the arboreal world. In conclusion, the Milwaukee 2527-20 M12 FUEL HATCHET is not just a tool; it's a revelation. It's so amazing that it might just convince you to start a new career as a lumberjack, or at least give you some serious bragging rights among your friends. So, if you want a pruning saw that's easier to handle than a butter knife at a pancake breakfast, don't hesitate to add this hatchet to your toolkit. It's a must-have for anyone who appreciates the finer things in life, like beautifully pruned branches and the satisfaction of a job well done. Get one, and let the tree-taming adventures begin! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023 by Rickford

  • Unless you live on Mars or above the tree line, You need one of these
Cool, well built mini chain saw with more torque than I expected. KInda short for use in a Zombie apocalypse, but great for close combat with smaller (less than 4") trees and branches. it runs a long time on a M12 battery. stock up on an extra chain or two. Speed is good, not as fast as a Stihl, But it is a scary hand held weapon that is quieter and better for the environment that those gas fed global warmers. Even if you don' believe that stuff. Get one or two, you can thank me later ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2026 by Johnny Law

  • Reliable and Robust
Great acquisition for the m12 tool arsenal. Works flawlessly, cutting thru tick branches easily. The only upgrade I would suggest to Milwaukee would be to re-design the safety latch that needs to be pushed at the same time with the trigger to avoid accidentally turning the saw to a more-confortable position. After prolonged use, you can really feel your hand muscles fatigued. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2026 by PTY Buay

  • Bad A$$ Saw
This Milwaukee pruning saw works great. It's fun to use, and is a workhorse.
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2026 by LBC

  • Very happy with this pruning saw.
Nice saw for pruning. Not too heavy but perfect for the kind of pruning we are going to do this year. Sturdy and just the right size. It's easy to hold when it's running and working.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026 by Cubkat

  • Not a toy, it’s the real deal
Great little saw but you need to have some decent batteries to get its full potential. Absolutely would recommend to someone who doesn’t need to drag out a full size saw, quick and easy.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026 by Dan

  • Great little saw seriously.
This saw works great! Did a lot of tree trimming and this made life much easier. The only draw back i found is the trigger lock is kinda tricky ( pain in the a**) to use. You must push the release every time you want the trigger to be able to use. I understand the importance of the safety, just think this feature needs a little work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2025 by Slowpoke

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