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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful: By This review is from: Remington RM1415A 14-Inch 8 amp Electric Chain Saw (Lawn & Patio) A recent severe ice storm left most of Louisville without power for days. Trees were down everywhere, including my front and back yard. Fortunately for me, my power was out only a few hours, but the large tree limbs littering the yard sent me in search of a chainsaw. Since I have a 100 foot, 12 gauge extension cord, I went looking for an electric. Most stores had nothing on the shelf, but I finally found a Lowes that had some of these Remington 14 inch saws left in stock. At $44 I figured I would grab one quick. First, the box label defines the purpose of this saw: It is a "limb and trim" saw, and designed with that purpose in mind. Mine was fully assembled in the box. Basically, it was add oil, plug it in, put on leather gloves and safety glasses and get started. I have cut up most of a pine tree in the last two weeks, and this saw has performed perfectly. Most of the limbs I have cut up are between 2 and 6 inches wide, with a few that were 8 inches or so. No...Read more 11 of 11 people found the following review helpful: By Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Remington RM1415A 14-Inch 8 amp Electric Chain Saw (Lawn & Patio) The saw will do what it's meant to do but remember, it's not a 16" gas powered Stihl. Don't push down hard: let the saw do the work. Keep the oil reserve full. I just cross cut a 9" cherry log so it does cut. I sharpen the chain after every other use. It's especially important to do that with these light-powered saws since there is no horsepower available to push a dull blade thru wood. If your expectations are realistic it will do the job. 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful: By Nigel (Austin, TX) - See all my reviews This review is from: Remington RM1415A 14-Inch 8 amp Electric Chain Saw (Lawn & Patio) i bought this saw in 2000/2001 on sale at home depot for $30-$40. I only intended to have it for 1 project (I assumed I would destroy it) which included removing 12-15 medium size trees in order to put a privacy fence in our yard. not only did it do a fine job of cutting the trees...i also cut thru random pieces of chain link fence (by mistake), ran the chain into the dirt/rock to cut stumps below the ground level and generally misused / abused this saw....again...i intended it to be somewhat disposable after my project was finished. it's now 8/9 years later and while i have replaced the chain 3 or 4 times...it still works like a champ. i am marveled by how well this thing has held up over the years. highly recommended. |