Titan TTL758CHN 2000W 230V Electric 40cm Chainsaw - Free C&C

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40cm chainsaw with powerful motor and automatic chain lubrication. Chain brake activates in less than 0.1 seconds for added operator safety. Automatic oil lubrication provides longer service life with minimised chain wear, and anti kick-back function offers additional safety. Suitable for cutting firewood.

40cm Bar
2000W
Oregon Full-Skip Chamfer-Chisel Chain
14.5m/sec Chain Speed
Automatic Lubrication
Non-adjustable
Mechanical Brake
1 Year Guarantee

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15 h, 30 m ago
purchased this exact model about a month ago it was my first chainsaw so was a bit wary of buying and using it, did some research via YouTube and read the instruction manual carefully and found it easy to use just use common sense and safety, also similar thing with all chainsaws don't let any soil go near the chain or it will blunt the chain I had to but a spare chain of ebay, and don't forget to buy some chainsaw oil part no 27933
15 h, 20 m ago
Lots of positivity for this one.

How does an electric cutter compared to petrol? We've got a petrol one and it spends half the time in shed for maintenance!
14 h, 44 m ago
If you can get a cord to the job, there's little point in using petrol. The motor on these is sufficiently powerful. As for the rest of the kit - it's a cheap chain saw. It's fine for DIY tree felling or cutting up bulky body parts to make them easier to move so good enough for most people's purposes. I've got several chain saws - 2 similar to this and a cheap petrol. I can't remember the last time I used the petrol one.
17 h, 30 m ago
Brought one of these recently to cut some conifers down. It certainly earned it's money.
Been fantastic.
16 h, 1 m ago
Good quality chain but why non adjustable? Are they referring to when the chain stretches because they do and if you can't adjust the blade length, that's pretty poor.
15 h, 30 m ago
It is adjustable via a small screw
13 h, 31 m ago
You lot have convinced me I was looking at an einhell because I've already got a 3a battery. But I only need it for near the house and I've got a 18m extension already. How hard is the oil to change and do you need to empty the oil when it's not in use? Sorry if stupid questions I've never owned a chainsaw lol
13 h, 19 m ago
Don't need to change oil,just keep topping up,window lets you know when it's low
16 h, 59 m ago
I have had 3 of these over the past 7-8 years very good saws for the money mine would last about 2 years. Then it used to be 3 years warranty then 2 years now it seems to be 1 year.
13 h, 43 m ago
so it is your fault
16 h, 41 m ago
I have used one of this and worked so good. I need to now replace the chain saw. But looks very expensive just to buy chain.
13 h, 21 m ago
3 chains for less than 15£ on ebay
16 h, 51 m ago
Really light weight also.
Easily chopped down some dead shrubs.
Just add oil, gloves, protective eyewear and good footwear.
12 h, 21 m ago
Don’t forget ear defenders
12 h, 49 m ago
Or, for £7 more there is this model with a 2 year warranty - screwfix.com/p/t…9fg
Would anyone know if, apart from the extra warranty there are any significant differences?
10 h, 50 m ago
This is the old model though apart from some minor orange colour updates on the new one they are virtually identical, according to the instructions manual specs the new model has some minor speed upgrades, there are no stores anywhere near me with the old model, though you are correct the guarantee is only 1 year now, that's a bit sneaky from screwfix
17 h, 18 m ago
Great value. I've got one.
Came with a quality extension for them hard to reach branches. (edited)
15 h, 37 m ago
Stihl
14 h, 52 m ago
Can vouch for this, worth every penny
15 h, 51 m ago
I keep being drawn to the idea of a cordless one, but that's nearer £80 & has a much shorter bar.
13 h, 20 m ago
And your battery or charger will die
15 h, 21 m ago
Yup, another happy customer. Bought it while my petrol one was away for warranty work and will now sell that and stick with this
15 h, 14 m ago
Can you sharpen the blade on this or does it just get replaced?
14 h, 52 m ago
Sharpen it had mine 3 year's still using the original chain
12 h, 17 m ago
I have this one as my first chain saw. I don’t use often - just add oil to keep in window view and tighten the plastic screw for the chain every now and then.
Much easier to use than I expected.
Buy chainsaw oil, gloves, ear defenders, safety glasses and electricity.

Oh and you have to pull back on top handle and press button for it to work. Took me a while to work out. (edited)
4 m ago
Buy the electricity.. lol, yep that's a prerequisite.. I'll make sure I get some from the electric shop on the way home. 🏼
4 m ago
i have this as well. my first chainsaw So my expectations were perhaps unrealistically high. I thought it would be able to saw a tree trunk was very disappointed to discover it’s only good for branches.