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You also forgot to mention the manual pressure release button. If you are in the middle of a crimp, and your battery dies, (some people like you push the battery to its limit), you can release the pressure on the jaws without the power from the battery.

Also if you are climbing a pole, you can hook that loop on your carabeaner on your tool belt.

The one at your office that you are talking about is the 15 ton one.

Wouldn't it be a 30 to one ratio if the generator puts out 240 volts?

Comment for the algorithm. Interesting to watch.

This job is dangerous af. Much respect to linemen. Couldn’t do my work as a software engineer without them.

Maliqur a lot of people don't like it was like a little too late I sent it to help you out

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Does Milwaukee still make the older model?

Great video and well done. Always wanted to see a change out. Thanks for posting this.

I was expecting a strange padmount transformer

Kickas Ryan.. take names! You got game

GOOD JOB BOTH GUYS

The saw is pretty impressive, and in a case like yours where you need different tools at different times, and would prefer to not have 10 different battery systems, I can see where this is beneficial - Something to keep in mind - I haven't been able to find much in the way of details, but I ASSUME it's putting the batteries in series for 36v. Assuming that's the case, you'd want to make sure both batteries are fully charged before being inserted. But this is really a niche tool. In my experience with Stihl battery powered tools, they seem to be quite superior. But then that means another battery system. It's a balancing act. Honestly, for the kind of cutting you tend to do, this saw would probably be awesome. But this cutting 18" logs like they were doing is not something you'd typically do with such a saw. Completely unrealistic for that saws truly intended use case. If you're talking about an arborist that's chopping up a felled tree, this simply won't work unless they have a truckload of batteries to swap out every 20 or so cuts.

Bobsdecline: "How does a fuse know when to blow?" Me: "How does a ho know when to blow?" Then he said something about Anna Log. I knew that b*tch. She was a slurp and burp.

Job well done and very quick. No wire brushing and greasing of the conductors before replacing them in the connections??

The pole looks as though it is ready to split apart

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Wooden poles ! I hope this is in some backward thirdworld country, even in thirdworld countries they now use galvanized steel poles and concrete poles

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How can you tell which transformer blows? Just by looking from the ground. And when one blows, what actually blows in them?

Omg i never seen that much pole damage

Man, I really appreciate what you guys do. And that was on a nice day!

Good job you guys!

The electricity is humming a B note. interesting!

Respect, be safe.

Man the equipment and tools and parts these guys have are fking awesome! Those suitcase kearney's are kick ass. They even have caps for the 1/0 ends hanging out

Brilliant ! Love these videos

use damp rid for now to help on moisture for your tools

no way, I don't have time for that cut. Time is money and that thing just doesn't haven't. Great homeowner saw but that's it. For the price I don't understand how you can justify this over a 562xp

My dad was a lineman in the Army Signal corps he did line work off and on for years tried to teach me how to climb I was up about 8 feet cut out and dint go back up many times I wish I had. People told me he was very good love your Chanel 😊

I don’t know what in hell your talking about pal and I don’t think anyone except yourself does!

Could you explain or elaborate why the local fuse did not pop when you were told from the fire department that the customer had called and heard a “explosion“ or loud noise?? I would’ve figured you would’ve had to put in a new fuse for that local service before putting the over all power back on altogether…??

Looks like you made some new friends!

Aaron- just wanted to say that these vids you are making make us customers VERY appreciative of what you do and the expertise that it takes to do it! You have an eagle eye pal! Nice work and keep them coming. I live in NW Indiana (NIPSCO territory).

probably got wired in reverse😢

The real trick is putting that log back together after they're done. 😅

Nice job! Stay safe!

I've watched a few arborists dabbling with the electric saws over the years. The industry is continuing to advance. Milwaukee in particular seems to actively solicit feed back then engineers to it. It is a very different work experience when they are opening up a new tree to fell with an electric saw. So quiet. Better communication. I'm sure residents don't even know what is occurring until they pull out the big guns to take the tree down. As for demonstrations... Really like to see known industry standard gas saws in action. The fact I don't hear the crew clearing a flooded saw is telling.

Is it legal for people to get street lights that have been thrown out?

It's just something I noticed no sleeves in zone. Is not required at the co op you work for

NYS lineman , good job just use face shield protect yourself from debris and other crap blasting your way good shxt Ryan

Pretty wild seeing how the top of that pole was split. Years ago, we were heading in to work and saw a lightning strike on a power line. Flash, cloud of smoke and sparks and the span of wire just disappeared.

Grounding is a subject in and of itself. Soar's book on grounding is or should be a must read for anyone in the electrical industry.

Isn't even gas in the dam saw. See I hate it when they do promos like this. Ita like okay I get it that battery saw is never goina compared to a big boy gas power saw. But I'm sure plenty of people would love a simple light saw like this. So show how close it gets to the gas powered. Then go over uses like normal people would be using it for. Clearing random brush off a fence line of shooting paths for the tree stand etc

A Super quiet chainsaw, neighbors will not complain when you chop down trees in the morning.

I'd like to see somebody who knows how to start a steel chainsaw. That is not how you start a chainsaw.

If your in to the M18 battery system this chainsaw will work well, rich home owners and work crews. Tree service and pro loggers not the market. If you think the gas saw is loud, just wait for the chipper to start. Saw kit $900.00 plus two more M18 9-12amp $400.00 = $1300. A 70cc gas MS462 is about the same price. Husqvarna 572xp is cheaper at $1000.00. One of the "gray" gas saws was a Stihl. It didn't look or sound like MS462 with a 20"bar. MS261 50cc maybe ? $700.00 MSRP. When it hits the market we will see some real side by side races . Just never get the air of honestly when at the shows. When manufacturers are doing side by side comparison my BS meter is going off. At work (Fire&Rescue) we run Dewalt system and a battery chainsaw is one of the tools on the trucks. That said ,when the storms hit and more then a few cuts are needed out come the gas saws. 55cc-70cc 18-28" Ladders and rescue carry them all the time. Saw kits are added to pumpers as part of storm preparations. Even with all of my gas saws 25cc-91cc (12 total). I still have an EGO saw that matches the mower in the shed. It just sits for mouths with no service ready to cut when you clip in a battery from the mower. The price of this saw Just doesn't make it homeowner friendly . Most homeowners are buying $200.00 and under saws. With no training or safety gear. If M18 is your work crew tools and you need a saw bigger then the pole pruner. Milwaukee has the saw your looking for. Step right up , hand over that sweet company card and your on your way.

I won’t say the mfg. if it was small stuff I might say ok. But as a tree guy they don’t hold up. Not even close. Let alone battery cost. They don’t last long per use and life. I have done a full breakdown gas verse electric. Gas by far is best. I could care less what I use. Gas. Electric. Or a dam beaver. Time saved. Overall cost. Upkeep. Insurance. Gas by far beats them all. If I was a homeowner it wouldn’t be worth it unless I have a lot of tree work in my yard and do it myself. Oh yaw fyi. If it breaks. Don’t think about repairing it. Go buy a new one. I couldn’t find anyone to fix it for a good price.

This drastically outperforms the single battery Milwaukee electric chainsaws some of the crews have at my yard. We love the Milwaukee electric jackhammer, but generally prefer a gas-powered Stihl to Milwaukee's previous chainsaws. This product may change that. 🙂