5. DEWALT BRUSHLESS POLE SAW. ONE YEAR LATER (REVIEW DCPS620B)
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- An in depth review of the Dewalt brushless pole saw ONE YEAR LATER. 52 weeks ago this Dewalt 20 v Max brushless pole saw was my very first review am I still in love with it? Take a minute and find out.
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Check out my original review of the Pole Saw
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Is this easy for a lady to use?
@@beverlydemoranville468 it is much lighter and easier to use than a gas saw. With all three poles together it’s a bit too heavy but not Horrible. I just asked my wife what she thought she has used my chainsaw and hedge trimmer and has troubles with her hands but she said she would be able to use it no problem just maybe not as long as me :)
I’ve been on the fence about buying one of these for a while. “It’s the cat’s ass,” tipped me over the edge.
Four years later and it’s still going strong
I love this guy’s honesty, it’s humbling. Looking forward to the hedge trimmer attachment.
Thabks larry really appreciate that. I’m actually due to do a two year review in a month or so. Keep an eye out for it
@@TOOLMANTIMSWORKSHOP cool, I will! I enjoyed that story you told about that nice property kept by the lady, homeowner. Specially the part where you disclosed the “two hour job for $200” dude I like UNDER ESTIMATE” most of my jobs. Specially if it’s an older person, I just feel guilty charging them what I think is a lot only to screw my self in the end.
Just ordered one glad for good news
You can buy the middle extension pole as a spare. Would be good to see how usable it is with with two middle extension sections instead of one. Reasoning being that if it's still usable with two extensions (or even three), it's safer than being on top of a ladder.
I wish the pole hedge trimmer I have came with a third then I coudl have combine them if I can get my hands on another middle piece I’ll def test it out
The only concern I have is that your background reads all “Dewalt”. Thanks and God Bless.
I appreciate this because most tools are at least decent the first time using but I want to know is this tool a good investment and not a disposable item.
Well over two years in and I still use it all the time. I’ve been impressed with it for sure
My DCPS620 stopped running.. When you pull the trigger you can hear the power relay actuate but no motor action. Any ideas. Motor isn't generally available. Bought second hand so no warrranty.
Damn, your take on testing and real use review is awesome
Thanks. That’s an incredible compliment
One thing worth mentioning is a large limb can turn 90 degrees and fly two feet before landing. That surprised me. But the saw works great.
Talk about the oil system and how that works
Like the style of comparing a year later of real use had to automatically subscribed
Thank you for the support I certainly have more of those one year later videos coming in 2022 keep an eye out
Had mine for a year as well. Leaks oil terrible. Had it hanging on a wall when I first got it. Next time I went to use it the handle was covered in oil. I store it sitting flat now and seems ok.
DEWALT’S chainsaws are notorious for leaking oil I gotta come up with a solution for it
@@TOOLMANTIMSWORKSHOP I have the 16in 60vchainsaw from Dewalt. I heard about the leaking oil issue. I have just drained the reservoir and it seems to work. The only other thought I have had is to use a bike tire innertube to make an O-ring for the cap. But since I haven't had the leaking issue. Not sure if it is coming out of the cap or just leaking out of where the oil comes out to lubricate the chain. Worse case, just wrap the bar in an old towel. Also heard that 10" bars can be added to the pole saw.
Mine leaked oil right off. Were you ever able to fix it?
Great video, Wish I had a pole saw like that.
Another solid video, and this one especially because I just got my DeWalt pole saw about a month ago, I haven’t been able to do any real work with it yet. I totally agree with you about the play in DeWalt’s pole hedge trimmer head, I’m quite disappointed in its lack of robust construction for the trimmer head. I’m impressed and strongly considering Milwaukee’s Fuel pole hedge trimmer. My DeWalt 12” chainsaw leaks oil as well. Hey Tim it looks like you have the ToughBuilt Sawhorses which are great tools to have. Keep the success going!
Yeah I keep hoping they will release and updated pole hedge trimmer. The handheld trimmer is top notch but the pole one not so much. Just picked up the saw horses from princess auto cant wait to play with them a bit and do a review.
@@TOOLMANTIMSWORKSHOP I’m definitely staying tuned for your review of the sawhorses. My personal work experience with the ToughBuilt C700 Sawhorse and Jobsite Table has made me very satisfied especially with how it’s constructed as well as the versatility it provides. I’m sure you’ll be impressed with how well the sawhorses function for your work needs.
Hi Tim. Can you please do a comparison Dewalt flexvolt pole saw with the Dewalt XR pole saw blade. Which is better. Thankyou kindly
Used mine 3 times now it want do anything
That is strange take it back Dewalt is great for warranty
Hi. Can you recommend what oil to use i.e. brand, etc. Thanks!
I have used what’s whatever brand is cheapest if you live in temperate climate get a medium weight and if you live in a cold climate get a light weight for winter and heavy weight for summer
Mine leaks oil. I have to store it empty. Otherwise I like it fine.
It has been an ongoing issue with them the “oring” seal is just a plastic fin and it tears easily when I talked to customer service they said they could fix it
great idea to do a review after one year, like you said all the others I've watched are done after 20mins of use, I was weighing this up against the makita which is a lot more expensive and uses 2 batteries (more powerful tho 36v). Probably get the De Walt as I would use it infrequently.
Tim, safety glasses and a hard hat would be advisable when cutting overhead limbs.
Hi I have the pole saw ..I have noticed my saw will stop during cutting as if the battery has died but if I wait for a few minutes It will start again but will stop …not sure what’s going on.. can you help ?
Hey Hector thanks so much for reaching out, I appreciate you joining the Workshop Community. It is getting harder and harder to find small diesel generators. Another one that is smaller in capactity is the XD5000E from generac its running wattage is aroudn 5000 watts but its expensive in the $4000 range and weighs just over 250 pounds and is on back order until the middle of Dec at least. www.electricgeneratorsdirect.com/Generac-6864-Portable-Generator/p50700.html
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Can two of the 3 foot extensions be put on a saw for extra length?
Yes it can. Although I haven’t looked to buy just the middle extensions by them selves, it’s certainly doable. I have the pole hedge trimmer as well and it only comes with the top and bottom pieces and I use the middle piece from the pole saw with it.
@@TOOLMANTIMSWORKSHOP thank you!
Same question...old dudes shouldn't be on high ladders.. lol..
Trust me I know I have had three or four close calls on a ladder like that and once fell off one with the chainsaw in my hands
Used my pole saw for a big brush cutting project over 3 days last week. Color me impressed. I did find that the smaller batteries I had more binding stalls. When I switched to the big battery the stalls ended. Then I had a few stalls and found the connection was loose. Snugged it up and no more problems. I have a lot of work scheduled for this tool on our property. Lots of branch trimming on Spruce Trees. I am wanting a shorter version of the pole saw. I picked up some used pole saws and my intent is to cut the saw pole down to about 8 inches. I think it will fit my needs perfect being shorter. I found myself in the thick of the brush having to reach way back to turn on the power... OR... It might be easier to make the Battery end 8 inches... I will still have a full length one and I got another center pole so two center poles will give me options. I also have the weed wacker version and looking to buy some used ones and see if I can put a metal blade on it for flush cutting brush. Lots of adventures in store for this tool.
I’ve had my eye on the weed whacked version as well. Thanks for sharing your experience
@@TOOLMANTIMSWORKSHOP Thanks for your reply. After I made this post I went hunting for the weed wacker version... I have a 20 volt at my brother's house that I never used. I have a bunch of the 65 volt worx weed wackers found cheap that I love for grass work. Have 5 as I went through 3 batteries on a project once and it started to smoke... And as a electronic guy I know that HEAT will kill this motor... So now I rotate worx wackers never letting them get hot. So the reason for my post is that I found Dewalt makes TWO flavors of weed wackers... A 20 volt that I have and a 60 volt. The 60 Volt is a DCST972 and is just like the generic gas weed wackers that you can SWAP tools. It has the 60 volt motor in the handle and a shaft does the driving of a massive 17 inch string head. SO the surprise of the night is that Generic Accessories will fit on the battery head... I have collected on sale a few of the brush heads over the years so I have what I need to do battery blade cutting... I have a big brush problem here I am dealing with and both of the Dewalt tools are just what will work. :)
Flexible branches like oleander..? interested in extending it, if needed. Privet hedge? Just rough cut.
In the resting position mine leaks oil all over the place completely draining the reservoir right out of the box
Depending on how long you have had it I would call Dewalt regarding warranty as it’s a know issue
@@TOOLMANTIMSWORKSHOP thank you
To follow-up, DeWalt customer service was awesome, the saw was purchased from Amazon November 2020. I used it about three times pruning a Mesquite tree and then it's been sitting for a few months after my first oil addition and use, they said that when I saw is not in use for a couple days or a week or more you should always drain the oil out and loosen the cap in between uses, which seems very painstaking and inconvenient but whatever... they also quoted me a service call price of $48 if I wanted to have someone look at it
Just bought mine, tool only. It will not run with my 3 amp hour battery from my drill.
That’s seems strange I will check mine out when I go out to my shop tonight. So will it not run at all or just does quick
@@TOOLMANTIMSWORKSHOP it will not run at all
@@7715402 I think you have a defective one. I just ran mine on a 2ah battery
@@TOOLMANTIMSWORKSHOP I returned the one I bought yesterday and got a new one. It works great
Awesome glad it worked out.
Want to buy this saw but looking for some more info.
Not sure if you saw my post but here is my original review as well hope that helps
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