How to assemble the PWR Core 40 Pole Saw (model PS4561)

[@perpetualrenovation]

Skil has really been upping their game on power tools lately. I'm really happy with my Skil miter saw and table saw, and now this pole saw. Keep it up!

[@swamphog77]

We purchased this exact model in August 2023 and immediately put it to work hard and on the same day. It absolutely outperformed our expectations and we cut down about 15 limbs ranging from 6" down to 1" in rapid succession. The battery life is impressive, as all of today's work still showed a fully charged battery with all four green lights on the battery still indicating. This saw is bad to the bone for the $199.00 at Lowes, especially the Five Year Warranty. We highly recommend this tool if you need something to add about 9' to the reach and the 10" bar.

[@UPdan]

Say the shark fin swims towards the tip on top.

[@UPdan]

Mine is coming this next week, I'm excited. Cut !!!!!

[@bernardcaillouet5565]

Do you need to add pole & chain oil?

[@rainfallsdistances]

Yea it doesn't come with any so make sure u get cause I bought it thought it'll be ready to be used and it wasn't and I had to drive all the way back to store to get it but the store was closed and I had to wait till the next day after work to get it. So make sure you get it

[@chozen_juan]

@@rainfallsdistances 100% boxing mine back up and buying something else now just on principal that I hate incomplete shit.

[@YouTuberomer183]

You didn’t explain how to install the loop handle that attaches to the pole.

[@chozen_juan]

I have a kobalt battery powered lawn mower and leaf blower that have worked great for several years. They have required a total of 0 maintenance and 0 oil. Take note of this SKIL. If I wanted to futz with gas and oil I would just buy a normal saw.

[@leapintothewild]

🙄 This is battery powered - no gas. Any metal on metal (chain in the groove) requires lubrication so, gee, once in a while you have to pour about a 1/4 cup of bar oil into a little reservoir. Wow, that just wore me out…