by Black & Decker
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| Sales Rank: | 125 (lower is better) |
| Shipping: | Free Shipping on most orders over $25* |
| Availability: | Usually ships in 24 hours |
| Release Date: | 2006-09-25 |
| Label: | Black & Decker |
| UPC: | 028877578712 |
| Binding: | Tools & Hardware |
| Published By: | Black & Decker |
| ASIN: | B000GIKXXU |
| Category: | Home Improvement |
Black & Decker 18-Volt Cordless Electric Chain Saw #CCS818 Features
- 8" Cutting Bar & Chain Allows for a Maximum Cutting Capacity
- 18 Volt NiCd Battery Provides up to 150 1-1/2" Diameter Cuts per Charge
- Lightweight Design For Ease of Use
- On Board Oiling with Window to Gauge Oil Level
- Wrap Around Handle Gives Multiple Gripping Positions
Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions
Product Description
18V, Cordless Chainsaw, 8" Cutting Bar & Chain Allows For A Maximum Cutting Capacity, 18V NiCd Battery Provides Up To 150 1-1/2" Diameter Cuts Per Charge, 6.2 LB Lightweight Design For Ease Of Use, On-Board Oiling With Window To Gauge Oil Level, Wrap-Around Handle Provides Multiple Gripping Positions, Lock-Off Switch Prevents Accidental Start-Up, Replacement Chain Model #RC800, 2 Year Full Warranty.
Customer Reviews
Black and Decker Chain Saw Convenience - Reviewed on 2008-07-04
When I got this chain saw, it was much smaller than I expected. However, for its size it cuts through fairly large pieces of wood. I have the Black and Decker Lawn Center so I now have four units that use the same 18 volt battery. That is just outstanding convenience. I use the batteries all of the way down and then put them on B&D's better charger When they are fully charged, I take them right off of the charger. From what I know of this older battery design (like a cordless phone), that is by far the best way to use them. Also, the 'oiler' mechanism on the chain saw doesn't seem to work very well so I use a separate oil can with an adjustable spout to keep the chain and chain bar lubricated. You can hear and see the difference when you keep the cutting mechanism well oiled. Not having to use a gas/oil mixture (or fuel at all!) or drag a cord around is very very liberating, and I now plan ahead to do all of the different chores in one shot instead of making an ordeal out of cutting the lawn, edging, trimming, blowing off excess, etc.
I had two very large, overgrown and browned-out bushes to take out. The gardener that I spoke to said that it would be about $75.00 to cut them down and take them away. It cost me $90.00 for this chain saw, and now I have the tool for the future. Plus one neighbor helped me take down the bushes and the other used a cart on the back of his car to take them away. A little bonding goes a long way. They also know that I will help them in the future with clearing away bushes or trees. Not bad for a $15.00 difference.
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