what is the weight of the pole saw
1806816
Can't tell you exactly but it's well balanced and very easy to use. I'm 65 years old and can operate for quite a long time. I would guess the weight to be 15-18 pounds if I had to guess.
1806817
The shipping weight was 18.5 lbs. I would think the box weights about 2 lbs. So 16 to 17 lbs.
1806818
Approximately 10 pounds. Move the handle foreword about 6-8 inches from recommended set point. This balances the machine and it will handle very much like a conventional chain saw. Otherwise you will quickly become tired.
764715
Skil states their product weights ,not counting cord,blade and wrench.Not exactly "Real world" since the end user needs at least the blade and cord to use saw!Since Skil manufactures several different variations of the "Skilsaw", ranging in weight from 17.3 lbs. (original mag 77) to the latest Mag 77LT 11.2 lbs.(probably weighed without blade,cord,and wrench).....I would guess that their comparing the new mag 77LT to their previous mag 77 weighing in at 15.3 lbs.Anyway you slice it the new Mag 77LT is very light and a pleasure to use in "Real world" conditions!!!
1309531
I used that thing this last winter and do not remember what the pole was made of. It was sturdy and did not bend or break. The saw worked very well and I was well satisfied.
1202096
The chainsaw itself weighs 15 pounds when full of fuel. Without fuel, it weighs about 12 1/2 pounds. While I do not know the exact weight of the packing material, I would estimate the ones used for my saw to be about 3 pounds.
1940655
I would say it is around 10 - 12 pounds. Not a light cheap tool. The cord is around 12 foot long. Hope this helps
2167189
About 13 pounds, I believe. I am temporarily away from home for a week on travel. I just used this saw 2 days ago to remove a stump, cutting the stump in cross directions about 1 inch apart, and then chipping away the 1 inch square sections. The saw is so sharp and easy to handle, with super safe stopping action. Also cut up small downed branches/logs around the property. I have kept it busy doing such cleanup tasks, not big logging operations, but homeowner easy tasks.
994898
The pole measures 8 ft 6 in from the middle of the hand grip to the nearest cutting surface, the saw extends 8 inches from there Fully collapsed it is 3 ft 6 inches shorter (60 inches)
804805
I have my Makita slide saw in a saw stand, so I'm not sure but I would say about 45 pounds at the most.
1686442
A little heavier than the Milwaukee saw which I think is around 17 pounds so maybe 19 but well worth it
1767964
This item weighs approximately 10 lbs., but when held at any length, it may appear as 50lbs.. I mean to say when I get up on the roof to cut my 25 - 30 ft. palms, it feels like a ton. Holding it away from your body with arms fully extended and reaching can be a chore, but I found this model the lightest, longest and easiest all around. Straight up or angled cutting is a breeze, but arms fully extended and reaching out at 45 degree is tough with any long saw. (Most of the weight is at the far end where the saw is) Amazon had it for the best price.
579676
Not sure but takes 2 people to lift it, it's very heavy! I choose to mount it on wooden bench as I was afraid folding legs that came with it would wobble and collapse! Good saw though.
482656
It the Pole Saw is a 20 Volt it will work. If it is an 18 Volt Pole Saw it will NOT work moreover, the battery will not fit into the connection.
2044042
not heavy at all, at the most i would say 10 pounds. More weight would obviously be on the chainsaw end when used with a pole. Easy to use and control the weight
376148
I think it weighs more than that, although it is not really heavy. It is a very, very good pole that locks and operates nicely. The price was right too. Really glad I bought it. Hope this helps. Good luck with your decision. Ron
905085
the chainsaw by itself is light but attached to end of pole can be sort of heavy but a lot lighter than a gas one. It says it weighs 14 pounds total but most of it is in saw--lay on branch first .then cut--not too heavy that way
1461760
This is a light weight hobby saw. I don't do anything heavier that 1/2" plywood before it looses tracking.
690052
I don't know the exact weight, however I was able to manage the jaws of the saw easily on lower limbs, especially once they were in place. Once the cut was made, the head of the saw was free and needed to be held firmly or it would fall. Don't stand under the branch you are cutting to compensate for this, let the saw swing out from under if you cannot hold it. As it swings down let it set on the ground. The saw did a remarkable job for me and I learned these tips in the practice. Hope this helps. Happy sawing and be careful.