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Milwaukee M18 Fuel 20" Chainsaw – Overhyped or Overpowered?

The Milwaukee M18 Fuel 20" Chainsaw has a dual battery design that aims to provide enough power for professionals to get through a full day of powerful cuts on the job. In this video, we're going to unbox and test this chainsaw to see if it lives up to the high-powered claims coming from Milwaukee Tool. For more information, here's an excerpt from our full written article: Milwaukee’s new M18 Fuel Dual-Battery 20-inch Chainsaw generates a gas equivalence of 70cc thanks to its PowerState brushless motor. For perspective, this saw outpaces the Greenworks Commercial 82V 20-inch Chainsaw and Stihl MSA 300 C-O that came out a few years ago. It’s almost on par with the Pro-grade Stihl MS 462 C-M gas saw and matches up with the power claims of Greenworks Commercial’s H.O.G. model. For a battery-powered chainsaw, this is breaking new ground. One minor drawback is that this saw doesn’t appear to be rated for bars longer than 20 inches. This will limit larger tree felling jobs, but with a 19-inch cut capacity, most common chainsaw tasks are well within reach. You won’t find any surprises when it comes to chain tensioning. Milwaukee stuck with a very traditional tensioner and included a scrench that stores on the bottom of the saw. After getting some hands-on time with this saw, I’m genuinely impressed. The brushless motor and 2-speed gearbox make this a versatile option for Pros who are looking to make the switch away from gas equipment. Additionally, its familiar controls and perfectly balanced profile make this saw easy to use and help make for a smooth transition. It is a little on the heavy side, but that seems to be par for the course with premium battery-powered chainsaws. If you’ve been on the fence about the capabilities of battery-powered equipment, you owe it to yourself to give this one a shot! #NewTools #MilwaukeeTool #M18Fuel