Scie à chaîne sans balais 60 V, 18 pouces (Outil seulement)
Principales caractéristiques
Principales caractéristiques
- ✓Moteur sans balais
- ✓Frein de chaîne électronique - Protection supplémentaire
- ✓Réservoir d'huile translucide - Vue claire du niveau d'huile.
- ✓Pointes de trépan en acier
- ✓Démarrage par bouton-poussoir
- ✓Graisseur automatique - Assure la durabilité et prolonge la durée de vie de la chaîne.
- ✓Poignée enveloppante - Plusieurs positions de coupe lors de la coupe à différents angles.
- ✓Opération silencieuse
- ✓Léger
- ✓Outil seulement - Batterie et chargeur non inclus
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Compatible avec :
Ensemble de poignée de frein de chaîne pour certaines scies à chaîne Greenworks
$7.00Prix unitaire /Indisponible
Scie à chaîne sans balais 60 V, 18 pouces (Outil seulement)
Description
Description
Alimentée par une batterie lithium-ion Greenworks Pro 60 V (batterie et chargeur vendus séparément), cette scie à chaîne sans fil Greenworks Pro est le choix idéal pour les propriétaires qui veulent la commodité et les avantages d'une utilisation sans fil pour les travaux de jardinage quotidiens, mais aussi la confiance nécessaire pour les entreprendre occasionnellement. des projets ambitieux, sans bruit, fumées ou émissions nocives. La puissante plateforme de batterie sans fil Greenworks Pro 60 V vous offre toute la puissance dont vous avez besoin pour affronter tous vos projets d'entretien de pelouse. Donnez un coup de pouce au trottoir ce printemps et passez au vert sans fumées, sans mélange, sans entretien et sans cordons de traction. Laissez Greenworks vous aider à simplifier les travaux de jardinage.
Spécifications
Spécifications
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Voltage60 V
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Poids9,3 livres
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Dimensions du produit assemblé37,4 po. × 9,0 po. × 9,8 po.
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Dimensions de l'emballage36,8 po. × 10,4 po. × 10,0 po.
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Poids du colis18,2 lb (8,2 kg)
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BatteriesNon incluses / Vendues séparément
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MoteurSans balais
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Puissance nominale du moteur2,0 kW
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Frein de chaîne actif ?Oui
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Longueur du guide-chaîne/chaîne18 po.
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Taille de la chaînePas de 3/8 po., Calibre .050 po., 62 maillons d'entraînement
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Système de tension ?Avec outil
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Taille de l'écrou du guide-chaîneFiletage standard M8
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Vitesse de la lame20 mètres par seconde
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Graisseur de chaîneAutomatique
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Type d'huileHuile standard pour guide-chaîne et chaîne
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Capacité du réservoir d'huile230 ml
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Temps d'assemblage estimé≈ 5 minutes
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Garantie4 ans de garantie
Manuels
Manuels
FAQs
FAQs
- Quelle huile dois-je utiliser avec ma scie à chaîne ?
- Nos scies utilisent une huile standard pour guide-chaîne et chaîne. Vous pouvez l'acheter dans votre quincaillerie locale ; aucune marque spécifique n'est requise
- Pourquoi ma scie à chaîne fuit-elle de l’huile ?
- Toutes les scies à chaîne perdent lentement de l’huile pendant l'entreposage (principalement en raison de l’écoulement de l’huile de la chaîne). Pour éviter une fuite excessive, entreposez-la avec le moins d’huile possible dans le réservoir, posez la scie à chaîne à plat avec un chiffon en dessous et la scie à chaîne à la verticale avec la tête du moteur en haut. Lors de la première utilisation, les opérateurs ne doivent remplir le réservoir qu’à moitié environ et vérifier périodiquement s’il faut le remplir à nouveau. Vous finirez par vous habituer à la quantité d’huile nécessaire pour chaque tâche. Cette procédure facilitera l'entreposage de l’appareil le plus possible sans huile et réduira le ruissellement d’huile.
- Quelle taille de branche/bûche puis-je couper ?
- Si vous souhaitez couper des bûches en un seul passage, la bûche doit être environ 2 pouces plus petite que la barre. Cependant, il existe de nombreuses techniques pour utiliser une scie à chaîne pour des coupes plus grandes.
- Quelle est la durée d'exécution ?
- L'autonomie d'une scie à chaîne est mesurée en coupes par charge. Le nombre de coupes par charge ou « autonomie » que vous obtenez dépend de la charge agissant sur la scie à chaîne (c'est-à-dire l'épaisseur et le type de bois à couper), car la scie à chaîne utilise plus d'énergie de la batterie sur des objets plus durs et plus épais à couper.
- Comment savoir si la chaîne est suffisamment tendue ?
- Les chaînes doivent être tendues avant utilisation. Vérifiez de temps en temps tout au long de chaque tâche pour vous assurer que la chaîne est correctement tendue. Une chaîne correctement tendue ne doit s'éloigner du guide-chaîne que suffisamment pour insérer une pièce de dix cents entre les dents et le guide-chaîne. ***NE TENDEZ PAS UNE CHAÎNE APRÈS AVOIR TERMINÉ D'UTILISER L'OUTIL. LE MÉTAL CHAUD SE DILATERA. SI LA CHAÎNE DOIT ÊTRE TENDU LORSQU'ELLE EST CHAUDE, LAISSER REFROIDIR, LE MÉTAL EN CONTRACTION POURRAIT ENDOMMAGER LA CHAÎNE, LE GUIDE-CHAÎNE ET MÊME L'APPAREIL. ATTENDEZ LA PROCHAINE UTILISATION (OU AU MOINS JUSQU'À CE QU'ELLE SOIT REFROIDIE) AVANT DE TENSIONNER***
- Puis-je utiliser une autre marque de chaîne ?
- Oui, mais elle doit correspondre aux spécifications de la chaîne d'origine (calibre, pas et maillons d'entraînement). Ces spécifications peuvent être trouvées dans votre manuel d'instructions.
- Quelle taille de fichier dois-je utiliser pour affûter la chaîne ?
- Nos chaînes peuvent être affûtées à l’aide d’un fil ronde de 5/32 po.
- Pourquoi ma chaîne ne coupe pas ?
- Si le bois brûle/fume, cela indique que la chaîne est montée à l'envers. Une autre raison peut être que la chaîne est émoussée et doit être affûtée ou remplacée. Remplacez la chaîne si : • La longueur des bords de coupe est inférieure à 5 mm. • Il y a trop d'espace entre les maillons d'entraînement et les rivets. • La vitesse de coupe est lente. • Vous affûtez la chaîne plusieurs fois, mais cela n'augmente pas la vitesse de coupe.
- Pourquoi ma chaîne continue-t-elle de tomber ?
- Les chaînes de scie à chaîne peuvent se détacher pour de multiples raisons, telles que des guides-chaînes usés, des pignons usés et une tension de chaîne mal réglée. Veuillez vérifier la tension de la chaîne et l'état de toutes les pièces avant d'utiliser l'appareil. Si l'une des pièces est usée ou endommagée, remplacez-la avant de l'utiliser à nouveau. Remplacez le guide-chaîne si : • la rainure ne correspond pas à la hauteur des maillons d'entraînement (qui ne doivent jamais toucher le fond). • l'intérieur du guide-chaîne est usé et fait pencher la chaîne d'un côté.
- Vous cherchez une pièce ou un accessoire compatible avec cet appareil?
- Vous pouvez trouver les pièces et accessoires connexes dans notre outil de recherche de pièces en cliquant ici.
Vidéos de produits
Customers praised this 60V 18" brushless chainsaw for its "plenty of power" and ease of use. Many noted it cuts through hardwood logs effectively, with one saying it "cuts like a hot knife through butter." However, some reported issues with chain jumping, limited battery life on smaller batteries, and concerns about oil tank durability. A few mentioned chain sharpness decreases over time.
I have had this for a year and it is quite weak at cutting through trees of any sizeable diameter and have used it about 10 times. I think the chain is also not as sharp compared to other chainsaws. I have a corded electric chainsaw which goes through real trees much better. I would suggest this Greenworks chainsaw is really only good for pruning.
Hi Lee. We are very sorry to hear that the 60V chainsaw has not met your expectations. We understand your disappointment. While 60V chainsaws offer significant power, they may still need multiple passes or more effort for extremely large or hard wood. This is because the chainsaw's capacity is limited by factors like bar length, motor power, and wood density. Chainsaw models with 16-inch or 18-inch bars are well-suited for felling small to medium-sized trees and cutting them into firewood. The Chain Blades may need to be sharpened every few months, this does depend on how often the unit is being used. It is recommended to inspect the chain annually; however, proper care and maintenance will prolong the shelf-life. The chain will need to be tensioned periodically during use as sawing is a high friction use, high friction causes materials to heat up, chain is metal. metal expands when heated, chain will need to be re-tensioned to account for this. This unit requires 5/32 round file to sharpen the blades on the chain.
Please check out the following videos for our 80V and 60V Chainsaws for some helpful tips:
Replace Chain: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW5oj_UvKkQ
Cleaning Chainsaw: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
We are grateful that you took the time out to share your feedback with Greenworks. Customer satisfaction is our top priority, and we thank you for giving us the chance to help or make things right!
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Simple quick powerful. I have been using chainsaws my whole adult life and this is nice. Runs well and operates as per specifications
The saw has a fantastic chain speed meaning it cuts pretty fast. Definitely comparable to a decent sized 18 gas saw a co-worker uses. Used for trail maintenance in a state park so light weight is important. A 4AHr battery can make around 8-10 cuts in a 14 inch oak log. Typically also carry a Greenworks pole hedger and another battery so the batteries can be shared.
I was worried going to a battery operated saw but I love I more then my gas powered already!
This saw is such a relief from the old 2 stroke gas powered machines. Quiet no starting problems no storage worries. It did shut down once due to high temperature but that's not surprising given the day's 90+ degree air temp and going nonstop at some big hardwood logs.
Works well but you need to put oil in the new one and remove the bar and chain and run it until the oiler is primed. I had to put oil on the bar for about 20 minutes before the oiler started to work...
Plenty of power and tons of convenience make this the perfect chain saw for my residential use. I purchased this after great success with my 10 Greenworks pro pole saw.
Easy to start and use
Great and powerful! Zipped though 4 trees the day it arrived!
Lightweight and easy to handle
The saw is awesome but if you jump the chain off the bar just one time it's toast. I have a pile of blades that no longer fit in the groove of the bar after coming loose just one time never had that problem with any of my other saws. I love the saw the very first one cut many trees until the chain jumped and no longer fit in the bar groove then it jumped again and the sprocket got damaged. I got a replacement sprocket but don't have the tool to replace the sprocket so i purchased another saw and after 20 minutes of using it the chain got loose and jumped the bar and no longer fit in the grooves so I had another on the shelf put that on and used it for another 20 minutes and the same thing happened. My echo saws have never had this issue. love the saw but hate the chains.
Great saw! Got is just in time to deal with the aftermath of a wind storm and it cut surprisingly well. So happy I got an electric
Gets the job done
Handy tool for the price. I can't say it's as high of quality as a few other brands but for the price it does a nice job.
Excellent product I needed to cut down some trees and did so with little effort.
The saw arrived in new and intact packaging. I had bought the tool only as I have several other tools and batteries from the 60V system already. Through a special offer I was able to receive an additional 60V 2.5Ah battery as well. The saw has an adequate oil reservoir with a semi-lucid window to help check the level. It came with a 100 ml bottle of chain oil enough to get you started. Both of those are nice extras. When loading the saw with a 2Ah or 2.5Ah battery it is well balanced. It feels substantial and has a large kickback bar/chain brake with clear labeling on it as to its purpose. When triggering the saw without a load i.e w/o cutting wood the noise coming from the motor is a fairly high-pitched whine but still not loud enough to reach for hearing protection. The pitch lowers when putting the motor under load. When cutting smaller branches the saw slices through them like butter. However I noticed that when I was cutting larger material such as a 5-inch log some kind of protection mechanism kicked in and stopped the chain even with what I would consider mild downward pressure. This did not happen when I let the saw do all the work i.e. only allowed the weight of the say to press down on the bar. So no speed sawing here...Battery life for the 2 or 2.5 Ah batteries leaves something to be desired particularly with large pieces of wood. When using a 5 Ah battery that isn't so much of an issue however the saw then is not well balanced making it a bit more difficult to find the right pressure to not trigger the protection mechanism. Bottom line: an excellent tool for light intermittent use such as yard cleanup and the occasional larger log to dispose of. However I won't retire my Husqvarna 550 just yet because on 11 Acres I occasionally have mature oaks down and wouldn't want to be caught turning one of those into firewood or logs with the Greenwood tool.
Absolutely great chainsaw! It’s solid quality built saw. A must have if you have a few or multiple trees to maintain on your property. Great saw to add to any Greenworks 60volt yard tool set line up. Would definitely buy again!
Great Chainsaw! Quality built!!! Must have for any yard!
I have a greenworks lawnmower with 60V battery. Getting the compatible chainsaw was a good plan. Fortunately the Chainsaw has great power battery life and easy to adjust. I have used it on several projects palm tree removal as well as some very tough plants that it cut through easily
Powerful I love it
Power at your command! Quiet? You bet it is! Better still there is little to no vibration. I have nothing but good to say about my Greenworks chainsaw.
Easy to use and cuts right through whatever I nee it to Better yet no tinkering to get it started
Everything am electric tool in year 2022 should be!
Saw has plenty of power for what I need and battery life is acceptable
Chainsaw really impressed me with the torque and ease of use. Took down an entire hill of tan oak trees on 2 4-amp batteries. After 1 year I noticed a tiny leak in the chain oil tank but couldn't locate the issue. On my latest use suddenly oil dumped out of the tank and I found that the white plastic was crumbling. It easily flakes of when touched and has rendered the chainsaw useless. I stopped using it immediately to keep the chain from burning up. Calls to customer service have not replied to and I can't find a replacement tank anywhere. I have a mower string trimmer leaf blower hedge trimmer and power station from greenworks that have been holding up fine and thankfully don't use an oil reserve like the chainsaw.
Unfortunately this saw has been a nightmare experience for me despite good experiences with several other 60 volt tools. I had the 16 model from about 2.5 years ago that was awesome … ran maybe 30 mins on 2.5ah battery but the oil tank cracked to pieces and I didn’t register when I bought it so out of luck. I decided to upgrade to the newer model and also step up to 18 with $279 MSRP but has been on sale for $199 for months rather than the older 18 model for $249 MSRP/No Sale. I had seen a fair number of similar complaints afterwards on this newer model but most reviews are pretty positive at this point so I feel like maybe I just got a lemon. None of my 2.0/2.5 ah batteries would work for more than a few seconds and my 5.0 ah would work for maybe 5-10 mins… until that battery mysteriously stopped working altogether. This last part isn’t Greenworks fault directly but unfortunately the shop I was told to bring it to Nottingham MD was awful. Never took 2 mins to hear me explain the problem that I had discussed for about an hour with Greenworks support. They had my saw my killed 5.0ah a ‘working’ good enough 2.0ah to turn it on but not to use it and a charger. Over 6 weeks later I went in and just got everything back because of them having done nothing but incorrectly order a replacement charger when mine was fine. They literally put the 2.0 battery in the saw and it came right on… AS I TOLD THEM IT WOULD. Shame on me for not fighting to have them send me the older $249 one or at least another of $199 Sale Price one. I should have known better than to bring this kind of problem to an old school small engine shop.
Works great so far.
