🪓 Cut Loose with Dewalt: Power, Precision, and Portability in One!
The Dewalt Chainsaw Pruning CRDLS 20V 8IN DCCS623B is a lightweight, battery-powered pruning chainsaw featuring a robust 2.8 horsepower motor and an 8-inch chain. Designed for professional and serious gardening enthusiasts, it offers cordless convenience and precision cutting in a durable metal frame, making it perfect for efficient branch trimming and pruning tasks.
Brand | DEWALT |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Horsepower | 2.8 Horsepower |
Item Weight | 2.09 Kilograms |
Product Dimensions | 22.53"L x 11.23"W x 5.25"H |
Chain Length | 8 Inches |
Manufacturer | Dewalt |
UPC | 885911838559 |
Part Number | DCCS623B |
Item Weight | 4.59 pounds |
Item model number | DCCS623B |
Size | One Size |
Color | Black/Yellow |
Style | Pruning Chainsaw Bare Tool Only |
Finish | Brushed |
Material | Metal |
Pattern | Solid |
Shape | Rectangular |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Mounting Type | Plate Mount |
Included Components | Pruning Chainsaw (Tool Only) |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Warranty Description | Manufacturer Warranty |
A**T
Excellent battery saw for trail clearing.
Excellent portable battery saw. Needed something to carry around clearing walking and horse riding trails. Sharp, efficient, quiet, didn't draw battery down. Dewalt quality, highly recommend.
J**M
GREAT LITTLE SAW!
I love this little chainsaw. I've been looking at them at my local big box and small hardware stored for about a year but the prices were beyond my reach. I don't have large amount of land, but what I do have is about a third wooded, mostly with HUGE oak trees. I have an 18" Oregon chainsaw so that if and when one of those falls it handles it easily. It is, however, big and heavy. Tiny acorns sprout into new oak trees and it's a yearly battle trying to keep up with them, made even more of a pain by the size and weight of the big chainsaw or the tediousness of a hand pruning saw. I tried a reciprocating saw with a good pruning blade and it worked but was still too slow, I already have several DeWalt 20c batteries (original and after-market) so getting the bare tool was a no-brainer. It's perfect for my needs - it blasts through anything up to 7" in diameter and beyond that I'd use the big saw anyway. This one is less than half the weight of the big saw, even with a 6Ah battery, which balances it perfectly. Also, I can't say enough about the seller Toolup of Las Vegas, NV. They shipped my saw, brand-new in the box, the same day I ordered it and it arrived on the specified day, at a great price.Here's a couple of tips. Spend some extra and get the DeWalt biodegradable bar and chain oil. It's what they recommend, will help prevent seal damage and subsequent leakage and, since you should dump any remainder after each use, there are no disposal issues. Next, while the Dewalt chain that comes with the saw is fine, get an Oregon 8" R34. It's a little more aggressive and will make all cutting go a tad faster. Finally, consider getting one or more 16 oz. squeeze bottles for the oil, the kind they use at some restaurants and many people use for cookouts. They allow for precise, no-mess oil-filling. I got two, because this saw and the big one take different types of oil, and it works like a charm.
U**R
Best Outdoor Tool I’ve Ever Had
This is a little beast. I use it weekly and it outperforms my expectations. It’ll easily cut up to 6” diameter oak branches. It makes easy work of limbing fallen trees and is so much more convenient than messing with my gas saw for light work. I hate dragging the big saw out for minor jobs and I’ll usually just procrastinate before I mess with it. When I finally use the gas one, something usually goes wrong, either I’m adjusting the carb, running out of pre-mix, etc. I can be in and out with the Dewalt in 10 minutes so no job is too small. I also upgraded the bar oil resevoir cap o-ring based on reports of leakage and have never had an issue, although I never tried it out with the original o-ring. It runs a long time on a 6Ah battery too.
P**Y
Handy alternative to my gas powered saw for smaller limbs and brush
Works great. Gets bogged down if lots of chips accumulate but just stop, tap out the chips and continue.I noticed complaints about the handle safety switch being positioned for the thumb of right handers only.I am able to use it with my left hand as well by pushing this switch with my middle finger while using my index finder on the trigger. I also noticed that once the saw is running you can let go of the safety switch and continue cutting.I use a 5 AH battery and it lasts thru a long day of cutting or weeks of occaisional use. Fill the oil when you charge the battery as a rule of thumb.Showed it to a buddy of mine and he bought one the next day -- uses it on his property all the time
M**E
Light wight and funtional
Nice pruning saw. Light weight and works well on small limbing projects.Use caution when cutting material that is snow covered. Cooling intakes for electric motor can pull in snow and light rain, causing the motor to fail.
A**!
So glad I bought this
Great for pruning around the house. Way faster and easier than hand saw or loppers
M**
Great Saw
This little saw is amazing. It does way more than I intended it for. I use a 4ah battery with it. The battery lasts about 6 hours of steady use. I use it when I’m on the ladder it’s light wait easy to use one handed it’s great saw.
J**S
Dewalt chainsaw
Works great. Lay item flat when not in use, otherwise oil will leak out of chain oiler.
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