With safety switch on both sides (ideal for left-handers)
No-load speed: 4000 rpm
Accepts extension pole
Weight: 1140 gr (with battery)
What is a brushless motor?
In DC electric motors, at the point where the electric current is supplied to their rotating part, two brushes (also called carbon brushes) are used. Over time, due to friction, the brushes wear out and need to be replaced. For this reason, in recent years, brushless electric motors have been developed, which greatly surpass a brushed motor.
Advantages
Due to the absence of brushes, they exhibit minimal mechanical wear and the need for maintenance is minimized.
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I bought it three days ago and today I tried it. I was very satisfied with the cutting and its performance; it cuts very well, has no vibrations, seems to be very powerful, and the chain oils itself automatically satisfactorily. I might remove the chain guard for more satisfying cuts!!
It's worth its money. I also bought its tripod. Both are of very good quality construction. With 2 batteries, you will probably get tired first and then they will leave you.
I bought it along with the extension. In order to prevent it from jamming and kicking, you have to give it many turns before it comes into contact with the branch. The extension is unacceptable because it bends and you cannot have satisfactory control of the tool. After a few cuts, the base of the saw that connects to the extension broke. This happened due to poor design because all the pressure it receives during cutting or bouncing is transferred to this point where, however, the proper strength was not given. I contacted the dealership to change the base under warranty. They refused. They gave me the replacement at a 50% discount with a final price of 20 euros. Too expensive for a simple, low-quality plastic. If you plan to buy the saw, under no circumstances should you get the extension.
Until the thirty olives everything was perfect. In the thin branches it had strong vibrations when operated with one hand. With the additional arm and with both hands it was stable. On a tall branch that I cut with one hand stretched, it made such strong vibrations and the entire battery base broke. It hung. I sent it and they repaired it. But it left me in the middle of the work. At this point, it has vulnerability.
I bought the HCS2110 model at a higher price because of the oil pump, but the chain does not get lubricated at all. I used 30 SAE chain oil. I contacted the service engineer and he told me to use 10 SAE oil, which is not mentioned in the manufacturer's instructions. I haven't tried it yet with thinner oil to have an opinion. It has no vibrations at all and each battery lasts about an hour of continuous work in cutting thick branches in an olive grove. It is a good tool for secondary tasks.
I used it with the pole together for pruning olive trees and on the first day (50-70 cuts) it broke.. Unfortunately, I had predicted it would break because it had a lot of vibrations with the pole and generally got stuck, while without the pole it had better performance.
The chainsaw is very good, very powerful, and cuts even wood that a regular gasoline chainsaw would cut. It comes with two 21V 3AH batteries and a charger, as well as the chainsaw with a blade and chain. The only negative thing I found in my set at least was that the oil pump did not release oil and I did not want to send it back to the dealership because it would take a month to get it back and then the pruning would be over. So I decided to find a solution myself, which I did. I cleaned the oil pump hole with a small drywall screw and then opened the cap where you fill the oil and blew air with a compressor while holding the chainsaw upside down from the hole where the pump sprays it towards the hole where you fill it, and it started releasing oil just fine after that.
Be careful, the oil that we should use is the same as the one used in gasoline chainsaws, not a higher one because it will throw it back at you and ruin the machine.
I hope I helped.
I will come back for any updates.
I will refer to the 2110.
It was purchased in February 2024 and tested rigorously in Epirus. Satisfied for the most part, but the problem it presented from the beginning is that it does not oil the chain.
Today I took it to the store where it was purchased in Athens and tomorrow they will send it to the dealership in Thessaloniki, for which I was asked for 10€ for the transportation costs that are not covered by the dealership. Regardless of the amount, there should be absolutely no charge for a faulty tool that was purchased.
I am now returning with the worst...
A brand new tool of one week and the dealership sent it elsewhere. In other words, they confused it and they would send me a broken one who knows what it had gone through. And the one who sent the broken one took mine, a week-old tool.
They still do not know where they sent it and I do not know if they will ever find out, such fools they are all over Greece. What do I do now? If necessary, I will continue it from another way. The important thing is that I will not accept anything other than a new one now, even if I have to wait. We will have a follow-up on the matter. This shows disorganization, haste, and above all, unacceptable behavior towards the customer who supports them. Representatives for the trash. It's hard to trust your tools with them.
In terms of power, it doesn't understand anything, but it has the advantage of having an oil container. The chain tightens easily. If it withstands the test of time, it will be value for money. I bought it because of the nice presentation on Farmer Evolution. If you have the opportunity, also get the pole, it's a great combination. The handle helps you hold it with both hands, it really doesn't stick anywhere, I didn't expect it to be so powerful. In two instances, the first time it took about three minutes of working until it released oil. I saw it with the cap and blade removed, so the first time, don't cut immediately, work with it for a while in the air until it releases some oil on the chain.
Good, cuts quickly and well. Automatic lubrication is "important". Nice case with batteries that comfortably last for 100+ cuts. Also suitable for small branches. Light, although depending on your posture (e.g. hand raised), you might feel it a bit more after a while. Overall, everything is good and a very worthwhile purchase.
The review is about the hcs2110vb 20cm blade.
I used it for pruning an almond tree along with the pole.
It cuts very well, but you need to press the trigger before it touches the branch to avoid it biting.
One battery lasted for 3.5 hours.
It collects sawdust at the point where the gear that rotates the chain is located and it gets stuck there with the oil. This means that I have to loosen and clean it every 10-15 cuts.
Quite effective, easy to use, with an oil container and a chain lubrication system, with a functioning brake and ambidextrous safety, but also with the limitations imposed by the relatively small blade and the 350W motor. If the blade was 2-3 cm larger and the motor slightly more powerful, I would say that it is a complete pruning chainsaw that does not lag behind more expensive models from well-known companies in the field.
I bought it for pruning olive branches. After three branches, it stopped cutting. At the same time, it collected leaves inside the chain, resulting in me having to untangle it to remove them. Money wasted. A thousand times better to do your job with a heavier gasoline-powered one, even with a little more effort.
I recently purchased the HCS 20VB Pro by HYUNDAI..
U N B E L I E V A B L E !!
I had doubts about how well it would cut, but after testing it on a lemon tree, it is incredibly powerful!
It didn't get stuck for a moment and effortlessly cut through thick lemon tree trunks...