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$251.18
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Product Details
- Lets you prune branches yourself to save time and money
- Measures 115 inches in length; weighs 7.6 pounds; 2-year warranty
- Extends to reach up to 14 feet
- Includes one 18-volt battery #244760-00, one 18-volt battery charger, carrying bag, blade guard, oil bottle, and wrench
- Powerful motor won't get in the way of your view
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Customer Review
The Black & Decker 18 volt Cordless 2018 Pole Chain Saw
Features:1.) Totally house current and gasoline free cordless battery operation.2.) Battery recharges in 3 to 6 hours.3.) Battery charges off of the tool, so extra slip-on batteries may be purchased.4.) Easily operated by an average strength adult.5.) Easily taken apart for transport in the included heavy duty carrying bag.6.) Smooth and quiet operation.7.) Works well for pruning limbs and branches up to 6" in diameter.8.) Rated by the manufacturer at 100, 1-1/2" branch cuts per charge (approximately).9.) Price range $150.The Black & Decker 18 volt cordless Model 2018 is my first powered pole mountedchain saw and I must admit that I'm impressed. Most pole saws are either gasoline enginepowered (too heavy and too much maintenance) or 120 volt AC driven (can't be usedaway from the reach of a 120 volt AC outlet and I don't like using 120 volt AC powercords around portable saws that can all too...
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October 3, 2005
(Sheboygan, WI) | Helpful Votes: 341 | Rating: 5
Product Description
Cordless pole saw featuring an 8'' cutting bar and chain with a cutting diameter of 4''. In line power head allows easy access and visibility between branches. Insertable extension provides an overhead reach of 14' and is easily removed for easy storage. 18V NiCd battery provides plenty of run time per change. Includes extension, battery and charger, carry case and storage bag, blade guard, oil, and wrench. 2 year warranty. Uses model Top to learn more
Prune dead branches 14 feet above head level with Black and Decker's Cordless 18-volt Pole Pruning Saw and never set up a ladder again. An eight-inch cutting bar and chain cuts branches six inches in diameter with out overexertion. A center extension slides out to reach the high branches and slides back in for lower cuts. For less downtime and more productivity, the 18-volt Nicad battery has enough runtime and power to cut one hundred 1-1/2-inch branches on a single charge. A 3-section design folds down for compact storage in the included storage bag. An extremely user-friendly tool, this saw's motor is positioned in-line with the pole so that it fits between branches easily and doesn't obstruct visibility. And, weighing only 7.6 pounds, this pruning saw is easy to handle as well. Not only does it reach high branches easily, it actually cuts them, too. The saw comes with battery, charger, storage bag, blade guard, oil bottle, and wrench. Black and Decker covers the pruning saw with a 30-day, no-risk, satisfaction guarantee as well as a full two-year warranty.
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Save money and time by tackling pruning projects yourself--instead of hiring someone else to do it--with this ultra-efficient 18-volt cordless pole chain saw from Black & Decker. Complete with an 8.0-inch extension bar that lets you reach up to 14 feet and cut high branches without having to climb up on a ladder, this battery powered saw is both lightweight and easy to handle. It features an innovative three-section design that lets you fold and fit the unit into the included storage bag. There's also a rough-and-tough plastic handle and cleverly placed, powerful motor that won't get in the way of your view. The #NPP2018 comes with a 2-year warranty and the following accessories: battery, charger, storage bag, blade guard, oil bottle, and wrench.
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Works fine... don't forget to oil it
I bought this because a professional arborist wanted $300 to prune the tree in front of the house. My job ain't as pretty, but I got it done. The saw works great on large branches. Not so much so on smaller branches that flex so it can't get a bite and ends up leaving splintered ends. For the cleanest job you'd want to use a pole trimmer on the small stuff. I'm hoping the leaves will just grow back and cover my imperfections.Two things you need to know if, like me, you're inclined to just charge up the tool and go to work. #1 the chain needs frequent re-tightening during the first hours of use. (A little wrench is included to do this... very simple.) #2 don't forget to OIL THE CHAIN... something that's self-evident to people who've used a big chain saw but not intuitive to the rest of us.
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July 7, 2005
(Saratoga Springs, NY) | Helpful Votes: 312 | Rating: 4
Be strong and anticipate headaches
The interchangeability of the batteries from B&D is a great feature. i can use the same batteries from my weedwacker, blower, and hedge trimmer, as well as all my B&D tools!I did find this lacking in cutting thicker branches. Some folks on here don't seem to have that problem, so maybe i just got a piece of junk, but mine takes FOREVER to cut through thick branches. I went out and bought a gas powered poulan pro pole saw and that cuts through things MUCH faster than the B&D.Keep in mind that the B&D batteries mostly are nickel cadmium (at least mine is) and will have a memory effect. I've had to throw out at least two batteries throughout the past two years out of 8 batteries (other tools too).The fiberglass extensions are a bit on the heavy side and while the whole unit as a WHOLE is fairly light. It's a very even distribution which actually leads to problems when you're fully extended and going far out. Your forearm and shoulder muscles WILL ache...
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February 27, 2007
(Austin, TX USA) | Helpful Votes: 126 | Rating: 3
