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List Price : $69.00 Price : $66.98
List Price : $69.00 Price : $66.98
Product Description
This electric chain saw has a full wrap handle for cutting at all angles. The 12 Amp motor drives a 16in. bar and chain with low kickback. Chain Saw Type: Electric, Chain Pitch (in.): 3/8, Bar Length (in.): 16, Oil Capacity (oz.): 9, Oil Pump Flow: AutomaticAmazon.com Product Description
The Remington 16-inch 3.5 HP electric chainsaw is ideal for fast, easy trimming, pruning, tree-felling, firewood-cutting, and more. With a handling weight of only 9.4 pounds, the 3.5 HP saw gives maximum peak horsepower in a lightweight, easy-to-handle package. Several safety features are built in, including: front and rear hand guards for operator protection; a trigger lock-out; and a reduced kickback guide bar. Unlike gas-powered chainsaws, the electric chainsaw does not contribute to air pollution and requires no gasoline or oil to mix -- and it's also quieter. It also includes a an automatic bar oiler; soft-touch rear grip for reduced vibration and comfort; and steel bucking teeth for added leverage. The chainsaw comes preassembled and includes a 1-year limited warranty.- External adjustment screw for chain tensioning
- Wrap around hand guard for added protection
- Steel bucking teeth for better leverage and control
- 3.5 Peak HP motor
- Automatic oiler
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Remington RM1635W 16-Inch 12-Amp Electric Chain Saw Reviews
32 of 32 people found the following review helpful  Great for an electric chain saw, This review is from: Remington RM1635W 16-Inch 12-Amp Electric Chain Saw (Lawn & Patio) I just used this little chain saw to take down a large tree (well, large in my book ...). These chain saws are always 'advertised' and 'meant' to be used only for small trees (maybe 3"-4"), and trimming and pruning. I had a tree with about a 12" diameter trunk that I had to take down after the recent hurricane. I bought this puppy, and the tree was horizontal on the ground within about a half hour. Another 2 hours or so of cutting it into bite-sized pieces and chucking them into the woods, and I was done.This chain saw went way beyond my expectations. I always figured that an electric chain saw would bog down at the first opportunity. It didn't even come close. I was careful to take smaller chunks out, wedges, to make a large kerf, than maybe I woul dhave if I had had a large gas-powered chain saw. But this wasn't always possible, and it did fine anyway. Also, I did use it to cut directly through all of the main branches, many of which were 6" or... Read more 12 of 14 people found the following review helpful  Negative!, By This review is from: Remington RM1635W 16-Inch 12-Amp Electric Chain Saw (Lawn & Patio) I bought this tool 2-3 years ago, unsure of whether I really needed a chainsaw long term. As I have trees on my lot and feed a woodstove, I have found the tool indespensible. However, I am not at all happy with Remington's version of a chainsaw. The positive, and the negative, is simply: this tool is cheap. I liked the fact that it is quiet and emits no pollution at the point of use. The power was always acceptable. The problem comes at the point when you (inevitably) need to adjust the tension in the chain. The tensioner is worthy of a matchbox car, not a power tool. The adjuster travels a plastic track, based on your turning of a thumbscrew. The mechanism bent at first stress, and works no more. Too bad, as the motor and chain are still as good as ever. As they say, the bitterness of low quality lasts longer than the sweetness of a low price. This function could have been more robust. The tool is worth less without it. Spend the extra money to get a real tool. 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful  Junk, This review is from: Remington RM1635W 16-Inch 12-Amp Electric Chain Saw (Lawn & Patio) Bought the Remington Model 107625 about 6 months ago after a long term electric saw quit (at least ten years old and heavily used). Used this saw once for trimming up some small branches. Used it on a larger piece, making sure it was full of oil (the oil will leak out when it's being stored), and shutting it off every few minutes to keep the electric motor cool. Had to adjust the blade twice. After setting it aside for about fifteen minutes, I found it wouldn't turn on. No problem with electric service, it's the chainsaw. Having it repaired (if parts are even available) would cost more than the price of the chainsaw. It's Junk. |
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