The MILWAUKEE M12 FUEL HATCHET 6" Pruning Saw delivers unmatched control & access, has the power to cut 3" hardwoods, and delivers up to 120 cuts per charge. This electric pruning saw is designed to meet the ergonomic, performance, and durability needs of landscape maintenance professionals. Weighing less than 5 lbs and featuring a compact design, the cordless pruning saw gives users increased control and maneuverability in tight access areas. The POWERSTATE Brushless Motor delivers the power to complete cuts in demanding hardwood materials. The REDLINK PLUS Intelligence enables full-circle communication between the tool and battery, providing users with unmatched levels of performance, protection, and productivity. The advanced electronic package also delivers an instant throttle response and a variable speed trigger for ultimate control over the power range. The M12 REDLITHIUM XC 4.0Ah Battery (sold separately) delivers best in class run-time and performance. This pruning saw features a full house chain, easy access chain tensioner, automatic oiler, metal bucking spikes, and onboard storage for the scrench. The M12 FUEL HATCHET 6" Pruning Saw is part of the M12 System which is fully compatible with over 100 solutions. In addition to the Pruning Saw (2527-20), this product includes (1) Oregon 6" Bar & Chain, (1) Scabbard, and (1) Scrench.
Product SKU:
336303450
UPC:
882346324725
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I have the M12 and the M18 version of the Hatchet. The M12 version is great for getting into tighter spaces (due to its 6" bar) and due to it's light weight it's great for pulling off overhead cuts. However, it will bog down when attempting to cut thicker branches.
The M18 model is significantly more powerful but heavier. I converted my M18 Hatchet from a 8" bar to a 10" bar (by purchasing a MW Quik-Loc pole saw bar) which increase the differences and utility between the two. Make sure to use a Forge M18 battery to take advantage of the extra power the battery provides to the Hatchet.
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I have the M12 and the M18 version of the Hatchet. The M12 version is great for getting into tighter spaces (due to its 6" bar) and due to it's light weight it's great for pulling off overhead cuts. However, it will bog down when attempting to cut thicker branches.
The M18 model is significantly more powerful but heavier. I converted my M18 Hatchet from a 8" bar to a 10" bar (by purchasing a MW Quik-Loc pole saw bar) which increase the differences and utility between the two. Make sure to use a Forge M18 battery to take advantage of the extra power the battery provides to the Hatchet.
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