LOOKING OUT at your yard right now, it might not seem like spring is just weeks away. Soon, we’ll be breaking out our landscaping tools and tending to our green, lush lawns and in-bloom gardens. But now is actually a great time to get a jump start on yard work, since this point in winter is when you can make the most of pruning your trees. Better yet, you don’t even have to break out your clunky, heavy chainsaw for this chore.
One of the best mini chainsaws is on sale on Amazon right now for 25 percent off, making yard work just a little bit easier on you and your budget. Usually $130, you can pick it up today for just under $100.
The mini chainsaw in question—the Greenworks Cordless Mini Chainsaw—is our top-ranking pick amongst mini chainsaws. Many Amazon reviewers seem to prefer it for light yard work over other landscaping tool options, such as cumbersome gas chainsaws (though we prefer battery-operated chainsaws for landscaping anyway). This 10-inch mini chainsaw is electric, utilizing a rechargeable 24-volt lithium-ion battery. At just under 8 pounds, it comes fully assembled and with a charger for the battery in tow.
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We particularly like how powerful this mini chainsaw is for cutting and trimming while also still being easy to use for both seasoned gardeners and newbies. Plus, the Greenworks mini chainsaw is self-oiling with a clear oil tank, so all you have to do is monitor and refill it when it gets low.
For bigger cutting projects in your yard, the Greenworks mini chainsaw won’t replace your tried-and-true full-sized chainsaw. But it does make light work of smaller jobs, like pruning and trimming trees and hedges, and is easier to break out on a regular basis over your hefty full-sized chainsaw. And, of course, with it being on sale, it’s a more cost-effective option than the Greenworks 16-inch Cordless Chainsaw (though that one is also currently on sale for less than $200). Who says yard work had to be tedious?
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Micki Wagner is a commerce editor for Hearst’s Enthusiast Group, where she is constantly on the lookout for exciting new products, great sales and deals, and fun gifts. Her work can also be found on Saveur and Worth. When she’s not writing about the latest and greatest products, you can find her checking out new restaurants, spending way too much time shopping online, and binging Parks and Recreation…yet again.
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