Chainsaws

Whether you need to fell a gnarly apple tree in your garden or clean up a couple of limbs that overhang your roof, there is just no substitute for a chainsaw, a handy tool built to tackle the toughest jobs effortlessly and quickly. The majority of chainsaws that aftermarket offers today provide enough power for any of your everyday tasks, such as cutting firewood or trimming branches, although, it is still easy to find yourself with a wrong or low-quality tool, so shopping for a chainsaw make sure to look through a broad variety of best-in-class products we offer.

If you are in need of a chainsaw that chews through wood as fast and easy as a knife slices through butter, you are in the right place at the right time. The chainsaws we carry make short work of any cutting tasks, providing high cutting speeds, great power and an easy access to all saw functions. Designed with your safety and comfort in mind, they feature the highest level of user safety which in tandem with their flawless functionality, exceptional reliability and quiet and safe operation make them a perfect solution for both professional gardeners and householders.

The use of a two-stroke engine as a chainsaw's most common driving force is not only dictated by its high power, compact dimensions, and light weight, but also the ability to perform safely and efficiently at any angle, which is crucial for the operator of a chainsaw. Gasoline-powered chainsaws make it possible to handle heavy-duty jobs and can be used for long periods of time in just about any environment. Depending on the application, gas-powered chainsaws are available in a variety of sizes and come with different types of chains to perform specific jobs. You'll be able to find full-chisel cutters that excel at cutting limbs and trees, semi-chisel cutters for all types of softwood, low profile cutters which are the most common type of a chain, and many others.

While gas-powered chainsaws are the product of choice for an army of housekeepers and gardeners, more and more of them give a preference to electric chainsaws. As a general rule, they are less powerful than their gasoline brothers, yet they are strong enough to handle most housekeeping works. This type of chainsaws either is powered with a plug-in power cord or relies on battery power. Electric chainsaws are usually more lightweight than gasoline ones, and are almost noise-free. At the same time, they have several drawbacks, the main of which is a short run-time per charge in case you use a cordless chainsaw, and tethering to the nearest electrical outlet if you utilize a corded electric one. That's why it is always a good idea to consider what kind of work it will perform, when purchasing a chainsaw. Regardless of the type you choose, we have you covered with the best deals on the market.