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12-amp electric; 3.0 horsepower motor
16" bar length
Tool-less chain adjustment
Automatic chain and bar oiler
Lightweight and easy to handle
Replacement chain: 54-5693/5694/5690/5676

Canadian Tire Warranty:

2 year repair only warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store

Additional Product Information:

For customer support, call 1-877-888-3872 or email csr@sunrisetools.ca

NoYardworks Electric Chainsaw, 12 Amps, 16-in

Overall Rating

4.7 out of 5

Durability

4.6 out of 5

Performance

4.6 out of 5

Features

4.4 out of 5

6 12-amp electric; 3.0 horsepower motor. 16" bar length. Tool-less chain adjustment. Automatic chain and bar oiler

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

colins

Location: Cambridge, Ontario

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A Great Purchase

Date:October 30, 2011

"I just picked up this saw yesterday for 69.99, brought it home, put bar oil in it and away it went. I cleared 4 medium sized dead trees out of my backyard with it so far. I am very impressed with this saw as it has lots of power and it is very easy to use. Other reviews have said that it uses a lot of bar and chain oil, from my experience it seems to just have a very small tank, so you have to fill it up often. Overall I am very impressed with this saw and i would highly recommend to anyone who wishes to occasionly to cut down medium sized trees."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Features

4 out of 5

1fourtheroad

Location: Halifax, N.S.

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Good purchase...but....

Date:June 21, 2011

"I bought the saw to cut down two medium and two large dead hardwood trees in my yard. I have so far cut the two medium trees down. The saw did a good job in the 8-10" trunk size, when cuting the tree to chopping length. Above this, it became a chore and I'd recommend that someone look for a larger saw. This, in my opinion, is a good clearing saw for a backyard handyman.

Finally, the saw blade uses a lot of chain oil and the reservoir is way too small for cutting more than 6-8" widths; you often have to stop to fill the reservoir. It's a handy saw, but not as close to the work-horse some have made it out to be (in my opinion, that is!)."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

TKOTNTW

Location: Val-des-Monts, QC

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Great buy. Even for 1st time user.

Date:April 30, 2011

"I purchased this on special for 80$ after the windstorm we had on April 28th. I lost a few trees on my lot and needed a chainsaw big enough to cut though 12 inches in diameter. After reading the reviews some of the other folks left I thought this one would be good for the job.

Although it does take alot of oil as the others mentioned it really does get the job done. It took about 3 oil fill-ups for this tree. I had never really worked a chainsaw before but I was able to get though this big 12 inch diameter spruce(50 ft high) in about 30 minutes. The longest part was afterwards when came to clean-up all the branches!!!

I'm very happy with my purchase. I would definately recomend this saw to anyone that needs to get the job done. It has plenty of power and it is easy to use and understand. Just add Oil, plug and pull the trigger...

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

lhtire

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Three large alders are down

Date:December 20, 2010

"I had thought of renting a gas powered chainsaw but figured I wouldn't be able to do the job of felling three trees in a day. The cost of renting would be more than buying this saw so I bought the saw.

It cut through 13" trunks without any problem. We had to cut the trees down in sections. Climbing the tree with a powercord is a bit of a hassle but we worked out a way to do this, always making sure that safety was our highest priority, wearing helmets, glasses, etc.

Make sure you buy oil as you will definitely need it. It goes through it quickly (which is what you should expect).

I have a really old gas powered chainsaw (so old I cannot find a replacement chain for it). Gas powered is such a hassle to clean and maintain. If all of the sawing you need to do is near a power source and your trees are not any bigger than 14", electric is definitely more convenient.

I definitely recommend this saw. It still works like new after 3 large trees."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Features

3 out of 5

Scallywag

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Fulfills my needs

Date:August 14, 2010

"Needed a chainsaw to take down a large three trunk tree in my yard. Nice old tree but too close to the house. Was planning on a gas saw but read good reviews on this electric. It came on sale for $60, regular $100, so I got it not expecting a great deal. Just hoping it would take down this tree and buck it. Turns out it was a great buy. Very happy with it. Cuts through the 12 to 14 inch diameter trunks without any problems at all. It does use a lot of chain oil but that's probably good. I am very happy with this saw and got more than I expected."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Sintrans

Location: Newmarket, ON

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Excellent home owner purchase

Date:October 6, 2009

"This chainsaw was probably one of the best purchases in my power tool arsenal. I bought the saw to trim and limb a large overgrown tree overhanging my back yard. The saw had no problem powering through limbs 12" in diameter (well over the recommended usage). The high amp motor never bogged down when cutting the larger diameter limbs. The large diameter knobs for adjusting the chain could be turned easily while still wearing gloves. The dual sight for the chain oil level made it possible to be on either side of the saw when filling it with oil and still be able to see how much oil was in the tool. The only draw back I found was with the cord holder to keep the extension cord plugged into the saw, I was using a heavy gauge 100' extension cord that would not wrap around the hook properly, I had to use a series of zip ties to keep the saw plugged in. Other than that I would highly recommend this saw for any home owner that has a large lot, or a contractor that has to cut down or limb trees on occasion."

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Based on 1 ratings-only review

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4 out of 5

Would recommend? Yes 1 out of 1

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What kind of oil does the Yardworks E. chainsaw use?

Anonymous

1 year, 6 months ago

Answer:

I use used motor oil in my chainsaws, an old Mac and a Remington electric. It uses more but it's free at the garage.

Anonymous

5 months, 1 week ago

Answer:

Regular chainsaw oil/ bar oil also sold ad CT's.

TKOTNTW

- Val-des-Monts, QC

9 months ago

Answer:

the manual recommends a lubricant designed for chains and chain oilers, that are formulated for a wide temperature range, and no dilution required.
Canadian Tire has Bar and Chain Oil for two different seasonal ranges: a. Spring/Summer & b. Fall/Winter.

Anonymous

1 year, 5 months ago

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I have added oil but the chain is not getting lubricated and the oil is pouring out the bottom. Am I missing a step?

gardenhose

1 year, 9 months ago

Answer:

I have the same issue... I think this is normal and that it is getting oiled. I know it uses alot of oil but it has never failed me yet.

TKOTNTW

- Val-des-Monts, QC

9 months ago

Answer:

Sounds as if the lubricating tube internally may have come off causing oil to leak. Suggest to take in for service. Call 1 877 888 3872 for a dealer locator. This may be the issue.