Milwaukee's MOST Powerful Pole Saw? M18 FUEL Telescoping Pole Saw Review 3013-20 3013-21

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The Milwaukee Tool M18 FUEL Telescoping Pole Saw is designed for the professional arborist, power utility lineman, and landscape maintenance professional. That is not something we back often when it comes to battery-operated tools, but this pole saw proves it is worthy of a contractor-grade rating.
The saw’s Brushless Motor delivers 2.3HP peak power with a 25m/s chain speed. The saw is rigid, easy-to-adjust and includes a lightweight magnesium cutting head, and robust branch hook.
Conquering High Branches: A Look at the Milwaukee M18 FUEL Telescoping Pole Saw
For arborists, landscapers, and anyone who needs to tackle high branches, a trusty pole saw is a must-have tool. The Milwaukee M18 FUEL Telescoping Pole Saw stands out as a cordless option that combines power, precision, and portability. In this blog post, we'll delve into the features of this popular pole saw and explore how it can benefit your tree-trimming endeavors.
M18 FUEL: Powerhouse Performance
The M18 FUEL is equipped with a POWERSTATE brushless motor, delivering an industry-leading 2.3 HP of peak power. This translates to effortless cutting through even the toughest branches, ensuring you can tackle thick limbs and maintain efficiency throughout your workday.
Flexibility at Your Fingertips
One of the key features of the M18 FUEL is its telescoping design. The pole adjusts from 10 to 13 feet, providing exceptional reach for those hard-to-get-to branches. This eliminates the need for ladders or climbing, minimizing safety risks and allowing you to work comfortably from the ground.
Precision Cuts, Effortless Operation
The M18 FUEL boasts an automatic oiler that keeps the chain lubricated for smooth, clean cuts. Additionally, the tool features a side-access chain tensioner for quick and easy adjustments, ensuring optimal performance. User-friendly features like an intuitive trigger lock-off and an onboard wrench storage compartment further enhance the saw's ease of use.
Cordless Convenience
Unlike gas-powered pole saws, the M18 FUEL is powered by Milwaukee's M18 battery platform. This eliminates the hassle of dealing with cords and fumes, making it a more user-friendly and eco-friendly choice. With a high-output battery pack, you can expect extended runtime to power through even the most demanding tasks.
Built to Last
Milwaukee is renowned for its durability, and the M18 FUEL is no exception. The saw features a lightweight magnesium cutting head for easy maneuverability and a robust branch hook to assist with limb control during cutting. These features, coupled with the brushless motor's reliable performance, ensure the M18 FUEL is built to withstand the rigors of professional use.
Conclusion: A Top Contender for Your Pole Saw Needs
The Milwaukee M18 FUEL Telescoping Pole Saw is a compelling option for anyone seeking a powerful, versatile, and user-friendly tool for trimming high branches. With its impressive cutting power, telescoping design, and cordless convenience, the M18 FUEL can significantly enhance your tree-trimming experience. Whether you're a professional arborist or a homeowner with tall trees, the M18 FUEL is a worthwhile investment that will make those high cuts a breeze.
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[@indigocloud8408]

Man battery operated power tools have really come a long way! I recently started working for a really cool guy who has a distributor deal with Milwaukee and gets them at almost half price, he offered to place an order for me if I ever needed anything so obviously I'm getting a truckload of tools including this sweet pole saw haha!

[@noecazares2144]

I need to trim a good quantity of branches in my backyard so I figured might as well purchase a Milwaukee telescope saw to get the job done instead of spending the money on labor. I was immediately convinced of buying this tool as soon as I saw the home depot videos of it in use. Great review muchas gracias amigo.

[@WorkshopAddict]

It is a great saw!

[@WontSeeReplies]

Another great, honest review. The manufacturers are happy to tell us everything great about their products. The weaknesses are what we buyers need to know, and this channel gives us the thorough understanding we need.
Just a shame there’s no way of attaching it to the drills we already own. I suppose that would put a lot of leverage on the chuck without an elaborate mounting system.

[@skyemac8]

This is the one to get! Nice review.

[@iggymac3473]

great review makes me want one lol thanks

[@jeffarnold1983]

I am in the Dewalt battery platform. I would like to see you get adapters for all the tools you test and let us know if it will fit a different brand battery and adapter.

[@WorkshopAddict]

I have had very bad luck with adapters. The power just does not seem to get through the adaptor correctly.

[@Barbieboyz28]

There's this tree branch at my apartment..🤔 Keeps hitting my window and waking me up at 3am... I wonder if home depot rents these out. I live on the 3rd floor, probably would have to lean out my window to use it. I'm sure it's safe. No more branches waking me up. Thanks for the review.

[@briansnik1848]

Use a pruner pole with a lopper head and snip the stuff out the window

[@corydriver7634]

Um, how bout calling the property manager and telling them to prune the branch away from the window. You pay rent for a reason.

[@danlux4954]

Any other accessories that attaches to the pole saw?

[@WorkshopAddict]

This is a dedicated pole saw.

[@wantsanewvehicle]

I had one of these.. not bad. I did return it though and went a different route (just used a my chainsaw and a friend's man lift lol). MUCH cheaper from home depot than the links in the description..

[@WorkshopAddict]

When did you have one? These just came out and Home Depot currently does not sell them. I dont think you had this one.

[@brendangrimace]

Did you have the Quik-Lok one? This is a standalone saw, not an attachment

[@Jeff-rk8hq]

Dude I promise that from what I have seen these chainsaws are really hard on the batterys in particular the 8 ah idk why but my 2826-20 top handle will time out my 6.0 hopefully forge won’t (that’ll be a good test, test the pecans on the chainsaw what it poles and how the forge reacts) which nothing else has timed out the 6 much like this and im almost sure the 2826 destroyed 2 8.0ah burnt up (or drained beyond thresholds on one of the strings of cells to become imbalanced) so it won’t take a charge now it’s something like that or the peak amps it was pulling fried some thing on the battery board, but I’m not seeing any burn marks. I opened it up to examine out of curiosity and my gut tells me that I’m missing something 😂obviously I’m no expert but I’m inclined to believe it was the saw either like I previously mentioned imbalanced the cells but it’s a really powerful saw and beats an ms194 gas saw in a one cut race which is impressive imo ….I also have the 2727-20 the 16 inch rear handle and either I’ve convinced myself of this or does the 2727 seemingly not oozing with the same torque as the 2826 but they have the same motor correct?? I use the top handle a ton more It is a fantastic saw both are good honestly but in good conscience I can’t recommend either if you don’t have already have a cpl 12s or at minimum 4 or 5 of the 6ah so on top of the 350$ base saw and bar chain supply ur own bar oil then another ( at least for new ) 12ah it’d be 450$ at minimum (Amazon) to do a cpl standard pickup truckload: or so (1 cord or so of fire wood) just one man’s two pennies, take it with a grain of salt ……but a word to the wise stick to using the 12 amp hour batteries in any of their legitimate full size chainsaws to be safe

[@SquareBodyK5]

Bs you never had this milwaukee pole saw you had the quik lock Milwaukee one very big difference this telescope pole saw by Milwaukee is miles better far more power!

[@racebiketuner]

I can't justify the price to save a few seconds per cut. I only make a few hundred cuts per year.

[@danlux4954]

That’s why I’m hoping you could attach more tools to the end.