Tree and Forestry

While we cover lots of landscaping tools, many reviews focus on tree and forestry tools. Our tree and forestry tool reviews include chainsaw reviews and pole saw reviews. They also include log splitter reviews, stump grinder reviews, wood chipper reviews, and more. When covering these tree and forestry tools, we really focus on the three pillars of power, durability, and safety. Without any one of these three, the tools do not hold up well under intensive use. When you’re dealing with trees, you can’t afford to lose time when a tool underperforms or fails prematurely. Forestry Tool Reviews Technology is constantly changing. The introduction of cordless forestry tools is altering the way chainsaws get used above ground. New battery-powered solutions provide less noise and vibration. They even introduce more safety features for those working high above the ground—no pull start, for example. These new products may even increase your chances of winning some municipal and residential landscaping jobs.

Makita 40V max XGT Cordless Pole Saw

Makita 40V XGT Cordless Pole Saws

Makita Brings Features and Technology to Its Battery-Powered 10″ Pole Saws Makita isn’t a newcomer to the world of pole saws, or outdoor power equipment in general, for that matter. And from what it appears, their designers made an effort to infuse the Makita 40V max XGT Battery-Powered Pole Saws with features and technology. So, […]

Greenworks Commercial 82V 20-Inch Chainsaw

Greenworks Commercial Battery-Powered 20-inch Chainsaw

Greenworks 82V 20-inch Chainsaw Helps Power Through Jobs The Greenworks Commercial 82V battery-powered chainsaw stands within a select group of manufacturers (see the DeWalt 60V chainsaw and the Stihl MSA 200 C) releasing 20-inch models. All of them have the power to tackle large properties—we’re talking farm and ranch class here. Greenworks Commercials model produced […]

Ryobi 18V Pruning Chainsaw

Ryobi 18V Pruning Chainsaw

Trim Your Trees (and Your Spring To-Do List) with Ryobi’s 6-inch Pruning Chainsaw Spring is almost here, and more than likely, your outdoor to-do list is already in bloom. In timely fashion, Ryobi has an array of products to assist homeowners in managing this season’s mounting lawn and garden demands, including the Ryobi 18V Pruning […]

Echo cordless top-handle chainsaw

ECHO 56V Top-Handle Chainsaw DCS-2500T

The Echo X-Series DCS-2500T Lets You Climb With High Performance And Less Weight We’ve enjoyed seeing the progression of battery-powered chainsaws from their humble beginnings. Nowadays, both homeowners and Pros can easily find one that suits their needs. We’re seeing legitimate professional-grade top-handle models putting up competition for the gas-powered market, including the Echo top-handle […]

ECHO CS-501P X-Series Chainsaw Review

ECHO CS-501P Chainsaw Review

ECHO CS-501P Chainsaw Caters To High-Performance Needs Without Bloated Weight Recently we had the opportunity to help our friend Eli Mosley out on the ranch to deal with some downed oak trees. We had some success in the past using other battery-powered chainsaws, but we wanted to test out something in the 50cc class to […]

Stihl MS 250 Chainsaw

Stihl’s MS 250 Chainsaw Gives Homeowners a Reliable Wood-Cutting Solution If you rely on a fireplace to warm your home in the winter, having a stockpile of wood is a must. Plus, winter brings snow and all the cleanup that comes with it once that snow melts. The Stihl MS 250 Chainsaw can knock out […]

Stihl MS 170 Chainsaw

Stihl MS 170 Chainsaw

The Stihl MS 170 Chainsaw Delivers a Value-centric Solution for Homeowners While Stihl chainsaws possess almost superhero status among professionals, we love when their more consumer-oriented models generate some love among residential users and homeowners. Why pay for the additional power and bar capacity when you don’t need professional-level capabilities? Consumers also appreciate compact saws […]

Chainsaw Basics for Apprentices and Pros

Chainsaw Basics for Beginners

It occurred to us that an article on chainsaw basics might be just the ticket for beginners. A refresher might also help new apprentices just getting into the field. The average chainsaw injury requires 110 stitches. Any tips we can impart along the way to helping you work more safely and confidently marks a big […]