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Re: Electric Chain Saws trm54321 06-11-2006
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Posted by trm54321 on June 11, 2006, 10:24 pm
Any comments on the Remingtons and Poulans?

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Posted by hallerb@aol.com on June 11, 2006, 11:19 pm

trm54321 wrote:
> Any comments on the Remingtons and Poulans?

Poulan much better than remington, whos plastic case breaks during
use:(

I have 2 poulans bought at flea markets for 10 bucks each.

Have 3 electric chain saws, hit a nail or have a problem I swap saws
and keep working, take care of repairs later:)


Posted by Don Hard on June 12, 2006, 4:52 am
wrote:

>Any comments on the Remingtons and Poulans?

None of the electrics I have used are as powerful as the gas ones, but
they sure beat all the problems the gas ones cause. In fact I got so
fed up with the gas ones never starting or killing that I took them
all to an auction and dumped them. I only use electric ones now, but
I have seriously considered putting a 1/2 horse motor on one of them
so I got power. A word of caution, NEVER overload an electric
chainsaw, or the motor goes up in smoke. I have burned up several of
them.


Posted by hallerb@aol.com on June 12, 2006, 6:56 am

Don Hard wrote:
> wrote:
>
> >Any comments on the Remingtons and Poulans?
>
> None of the electrics I have used are as powerful as the gas ones, but
> they sure beat all the problems the gas ones cause. In fact I got so
> fed up with the gas ones never starting or killing that I took them
> all to an auction and dumped them. I only use electric ones now, but
> I have seriously considered putting a 1/2 horse motor on one of them
> so I got power. A word of caution, NEVER overload an electric
> chainsaw, or the motor goes up in smoke. I have burned up several of
> them.

most today have overheat protection, I have stalled electric chainsaws,
they usually stop and dont burn. yours may have been defective


Posted by RBM on June 12, 2006, 7:19 am
I gave my dad a Remington some years back. He can't pull start a gas saw,
much less drag one around. He loves it. I'm sure it's only good for light
weight cutting though


> Any comments on the Remingtons and Poulans?



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