Greenworks G40CS30II Cordless Chainsaw
On the downside, users noted an issue with the chain lubricating oil. Any leftover oil in the tank after use tends to drain out, creating an oily mess on storage surfaces. This is due to the tool lacking an oil pump and relying on gravity to drip oil onto the chain, leading to leakage if the tank isnt emptied post-use. This design flaw, known to the manufacturers, detracts from an otherwise convenient and highly useful tool for light work.
Additionally, users highlighted that while the chainsaw's solid build and fast chain speed of 4.2m/s allow it to slice through wood effortlessly, it does consume battery power quickly. Therefore, keeping spare batteries on hand might be necessary for extended tasks. Despite these drawbacks, many appreciated its efficiency and ease of use, particularly for light and medium-duty cutting tasks.
What Owners Think
So easy and safe to use and much more gutsy than I expected. Lightweight, quiet. does the job and is eco friendly. Batteries last a decent time and I cut back overhanging trees on my driveway in no time. Delighted!
Any chain lubricating oil left in the tank after use will drain, thus making an oily mess on whatever surface it is stored. This is because the tool is not fitted with an oil pump and relies on gravity to drip oil on to the chain - and on to your floor if you don't empty the tank after use! Regrettably, this is an unwelcome feature which is known to the manufacturers. A pity, because in all other aspects it's a convenient and very useful little tool for light work.
This is a solid unit, but do keep note that it eats through battery, with a chain-speed of 20m/s hardly surprising. Slices through wood like a hot knife through butter, just remember to angle the cut just right to prevent the weight of the branch/trunk crushing back on itself and you'll be slicing like a pro.