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Style: Electric Pole/Chain Saw
Features
- [UP HIGH OR DOWN LOW] Its really 2-tools-in-1: A pole saw for trimming branches from trees, and a regular chainsaw for projects on the ground.Please refuel before use, but oil is sold separately.
- [POWERFUL MOTOR] At 8 Amps, youll get consistent performance and reliability from this streamlined machine. Rated Voltage: 120V~60Hz
- [AUTO CHAIN LUBRICATION] The automatic oiler will always have the chain operating at peak efficiency, for faster, more controlled cuts
- [COMPACT and LIGHTWEIGHT] At only 10 lbs., this saw is designed to be held up high and to be maneuverable once it gets up there
- [DO IT YOURSELF. DO IT BETTER. DO IT WITH WORX.] WORX tools are engineered with cutting-edge technology, and above modern efficiency standards, so you can build a cost-effective tool collection thats been designed to last
- [AUTO CHAIN TENSION] This system prevents over-tightening, keeps the chain running smoothly around the bar, and places less stress on the motor
- [TOOL-LESS INSTALLATION] The pole attaches quickly and offers up to 10 feet of reach, so you dont have to stand on a ladder to trim branches
- [INCLUDES] 8 Amp 10 Chainsaw, 8-foot Extension Pole, Chain, Chain Bar, Blade Protection Cover
Description
Chainsaw
Brand: WORX
Power Source: Corded Electric
Horsepower: 1.5 hp
Item Weight: 10 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 42"L x 8"W x 9"H
Manufacturer: Positec/Worx - Lawn & Garden
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Brand: WORX
Power Source: Corded Electric
Horsepower: 1.5 hp
Item Weight: 10 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 42"L x 8"W x 9"H
Manufacturer: Positec/Worx - Lawn & Garden
UPC: 659223133967 845534012583
Part Number: WG309
Item Weight: 10 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: WG309
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: 9" x 8" x 42"
Color: Orange and Black
Style: Electric Pole/Chain Saw
Material: Plastic, Metal
Voltage: 120 Volts
Wattage: 960 watts
Item Package Quantity: 1
Blade Length: 10 Inches
Speed: 2800 RPM
Special Features: 2 in 1, light weight
Included Components: (1) - 8 Amp 10" Chainsaw, (1) - 8-foot Extension Pole, (1) -Chain, (1) - Chain Bar, (1) - Blade Protection Cover
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: July 23, 2014
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Style: Electric Pole/Chain Saw
I put chain oil in it the same day I got it and cut down one whole tree and trimmed down two more, and the next day I cut another whole tree. Seems powerful enough to take care of anything, but you have to consider the diameter of what you want to cut, and for a 10" chainsaw, it's pretty sturdy and has plenty of power, with that said, the tree trunks that I cut were about 10" more or less in diameter. Dragging the cable behind can be annoying, but I'd rather adjust to that than to have to be adding gas all the time or worrying that I forgot to charge the batteries, and since I only need it for the house, a 35' extension works great and it's just consistent power flow and all you have to do is add chain oil here and there. At full pole extension it does become a bit wobbly and more difficult to keep steady, and you get tired and have to take breaks more often, since it's top heavy, but I'm going to attach a shoulder strap as close to the front as possible and maybe that will take care of that. Overall, I really like this little pole saw.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2023 by joey
Style: Electric Pole/Chain Saw
The Worx WG309 chainsaw has been a solid addition to my toolkit, and it performs admirably for the most part. Its power and versatility make it a reliable choice for various cutting tasks. One of the standout features is its ease of use. The toolless chain tensioning system is a real time-saver, allowing quick adjustments on the fly. The chainsaw feels well-balanced, making it comfortable to handle during extended use. However, my experience with the WG309 has been almost perfect, with one minor hiccup. During larger cuts or when tackling thicker branches, I've encountered instances where the chain tends to slip off. It doesn't happen frequently, but it's enough to be a slight inconvenience when it does. That being said, the chainsaw's overall performance, especially for lighter to medium-sized tasks, has been impressive. It cuts through branches and logs with ease, and the automatic oil lubrication system ensures the chain remains well-maintained. In summary, the Worx WG309 is a versatile and user-friendly chainsaw that's almost perfect for various cutting needs. Its one minor flaw is the occasional chain slippage during bigger cuts, which can be a bit frustrating. However, if you're primarily using it for smaller to medium-sized jobs, it's an excellent tool to have in your arsenal. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 by Anonymous123
Style: Electric Pole/Chain Saw
This is a powerful little saw! I used it to remove a number of broken tree branches after a heavy, spring snowstorm. It arrived within 2 days of ordering, securely packaged. Assembly was easy. As noted by others, it is top-heavy with the pole fully extended, or when held horizontally vs. more vertically. I recommend using it standing on a step ladder, without the pole being extended, for really high branches. Easily cut through branches 6-8 inches in diameter. I love that you can quickly detach the pole and use the saw to cut up/trim removed branches. While a corded saw has some mobility limitations, its lower price and reliability make it a good choice!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024 by Jim B.
Style: Electric Pole/Chain Saw
Hot this to remove a lot of branches from a huge tree I have in front of my house, I did use it to cut some branches that were slightly over 8 inches or more, I know it is not meant for that but it is safer than climbing up there with a regular chainsaw and much easier than a manual pole saw. Just need to be careful with how you cut I got it stuck twice in the trunk cut, but wiggling the limb got it unstuck, not the safes thing to do. Also it is not the lightest so don't expect a feather.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024 by Francisco
Style: Electric Pole/Chain Saw
This thing performed WAY above and beyond my expectations. When it arrived I took maybe 5 minutes to assemble it and fill the oil reservoir, then went right to work. First up was trimming the high branches on a mesquite tree also known as ironwood. With both poles attached and the pole nearest the chain saw fully extended, I was able to use all of my 6' frame and cut branches a good 12 or 13 feet off the ground. And not just skinny branches- this little gem cut through tough branches up to 5" in diameter. Lifting the weight of the saw on the end of the pole requires some upper body strength, as expected, but luckily the Marines made me tough in my 20s, and I've stayed in shape ever since. The cuts themselves were swift and effortless, since just the weight of the saw is ample to allow the blade to slice through the branch. One tip- as the saw nears the bottom of the branch and weight of the branch becomes too much for the remaining uncut wood to support, the bottom of the branch will tend to rip as the branch falls before the saw has completed it's cut. This results in a stump on the tree that is neither aesthetically pleasing nor healthy. The simple solution is to make a cut about a foot further from the trunk than you ultimately want the branch to end, then go back and cut off the last foo,t. Since there will be no branch weight pulling down the stump, the second cut will leave a smooth perfect end. And since the saw goes through even a thick branch in seconds, this is much less difficult than you may think. Also- watch out for the weight of the saw coming down at the end of the pole as the branch falls. Again, some upper body strength will be needed. Nothing an average guy in good condition can't handle, though. I cut down several dozen branches off of various mesquite and palo verde trees, maybe 60 or 70, then dragged them all into a pile. Once there, I converted the pole saw to a chain saw, snugged up the chain, and went to work slicing them into shorter lengths, suitable for loading onto a trailer for disposal. The chain saw is light, agile, and powerful. I have absolutely nothing bad to say about the job it did. Even working in the 100 degree Arizona heat, I actually enjoyed the work. So much so, in fact, that I decided to completely removed a dying palo verde tree outside my fence. The chain saw was even more amazing for this job, slicing through the multiple trunks easily. Some of these trunk were about 10 inches in diameter, and none took more than ten seconds to completely cut through. Through all of this the automatic oiler worked flawlessly, keeping the blade lubricated while throwing only a tiny bit of oil (something that any chain saw will always do if properly lubed). My takeaway- if you're in the market for a corded chain saw, do not hesitate. Just hit Buy Now. You won't regret it! In fairness, I do have one CON to mention. On my particular saw, the automatic chain tensioner did not work at all. Looking at it, I cannot see how it could possibly tighten the chain. That would require some sort of spring loaded mechanism to automatically extend the chain bar, which this saw does not have. It can prevent the chain bar from retracting, but as the chain stretches, it will inevitably loosen. I do not consider this a reason to deduct a star, however, since manually tightening the chain every 10 or 15 cuts kept everything working flawlessly. Snugging the chain is pretty simple- just loosen the big orange knob that holds the chain bar in place and hold the (unplugged!) saw by the chain bar, with the motor part hanging down. The weight of the saw will pull the chain to the perfect tension, and with your free hand you can tighten the orange knob again. Takes maybe ten seconds.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2016 by The Browns
Style: Electric Pole/Chain Saw
Worked as expected. No issues with a tough first day on many different tree types. A bit heavy at full extension but that’s to be expected.
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024 by Robert
Style: Electric Pole/Chain Saw
Good price. Works great. I didn't think it would last thru the big nasty mesquite tree I needed it for. It did. It stayed sharp. And cut larger branches than stated. Follow the safety precautions though
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024 by MJoe