The Cheapest Battery Stihl Chainsaw - MSA 120 C Lithium Powered Chainsaw Full Review

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While looking at gas-powered backpack blowers I ran across this small Stihl battery-operated chainsaw. The price of this saw blew me away. It is so much money for what you get compared to gas. I had to dive in and see what this was about. I wanted to go much larger, but the thought of dropping over $1,000 for a battery saw was hard to take.
I was very surprised at the extended run-time of this saw. Stihl opted for less power and good runtime! For a homeowner who does not want a lot of power, it will easily give them 25 minutes of cleanup time!

[@scottfoster2487]

Sharp chain and a light touch these little saws do awesome. Great saw for storm clean up work. Be a great saw for carrying on a quad to clear trails.

[@hunterm4188]

I have one and it’s a great little saw to strap onto your quad to go clear some trails or keep in your pickup. I’ve had mine a year and I am very impressed with it, definitely not meant for commercial purposes but I think it’s above the typical home owner grade saw.

[@Janisg616]

If you already have battery tools Makita, Milwaukee, Dewalt etc. And want a chainsaw to be used around the house, get a chainsaw that can use batteries you already have. You will have lot of batteries when you need them with no additional cost.

[@jrandom2995]

Thanks for the great video. I’m looking at this saw for the small clean up jobs that typically use my recip saw with a pruning blade. This little stihl looks great, but for my application recip saw is prob a better fit. Easy to throw a fresh blade on and I already have a number of batteries. Great video and info. Thanks again.

[@ianbusby2845]

These tools are great if you have more than one type in the range as then you can just use one battery for all!
Great video!

[@freeheeler09]

I’m thinking of getting an electric chainsaw for brush clearing and limbing for wildfire prevention. Over a day, you spend a quarter of your time cutting and most of your time dragging the brush to your burn pile. Premium gas for a chainsaw is expensive, and with the solar panels already on my house, the power for an electric saw would be free

[@WorkshopAddict]

IMHO, if you do that, but a tool brand saw so you have use of the batteries when not sawing. Dewalt or Milwaukee make good saws that you can put smaller bars on. I'd you pay the premium price for battery, you might as well be able to use the battery year around.

[@Harmussin]

Great saw for hanging out next to the chipper

[@mustang2433]

You should do a test with that chainsaw and the stihl ms170

[@WorkshopAddict]

In the works.

[@abelesparza6059]

Looks like a very nice chainsaw for the homeowner. But didn't you recommend against buying a battery powered OPE that did not work with power tools batteries like Milwaukee, DeWalt, or Makita?

[@WorkshopAddict]

I did, and do. I am playing around with the cheap ones that homeowners would buy. I have gone over the other tool ones. Just trying these. Soon it will be 300 bucks in battery vs 300 in gas.

[@MrSupernova111]

Pretty cool!

[@jeffarnold1983]

I'm going with what you have said hundreds of times. Buy something from a power tool company so you might already have the batteries or can use the batteries in something else.

[@GWAYGWAY1]

Problem with it is the chains, you need to buy new as they are so tiny it is virtually impossible to grind.

[@sureshgandhi2124]

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[@IAMSatisfied]

I'll pass... my 6 year old 58v Echo smokes that saw in hardwood.

[@aaronoconnor606]

Lol plastic spikes

[@luxbeci2]

This very weak Stihl chainsaw not good work not know cut bigger woods. I have Stihl 880 171 more better

[@gavinelliot3564]

Gota 140c/toys/next.expensive rubbish