Lol. You're not worth a crock of shit now.Starting to think about getting rid of my classics while gas is still available.
They probably won't be worth a crock of shit in 25 yrs
And neither will I
Look at this sorry wigga.
Starting to think about getting rid of my classics while gas is still available.
They probably won't be worth a crock of shit in 25 yrs
And neither will I
whos the VL hoLol. You're not worth a crock of shit now.
Funny how the Vibrolux ho walked out on you.
Petrol is going bye bye
they do rip but only for smaller jobs.
Where does the electricity come from, to charge the batteries ?
Deep cycle batteries ?At my house it comes from the sun.
I have a full off grid PV system.
I also have a full offgrid PV system on my truck so I could charge anything.
Deep cycle batteries ?
What inverter are you using ?LiFePO4 batteries. They can cycle 100% - %0 1000 times. or between 100-80% 2000-4000 times.
Don't even look at lead acid, AGM shit anymore. It's a joke compared to modern LiFePO4.
Also LiFePO4 is safe, it does not turn into napalm like li-ion (cobalt based)
oh I understand the difference. Battery powered tools are awesome. The age old problem is power storage. From someone who grew up cutting firewood for heat, electric would not be optimal. We just ran saws for so long. My neighbor just dropped a tree, electric would not have worked. He used my stihl off and on for two days. combination of inexperience and the tree being in a bad spot.My Father owned a tree service, that was our family business. I grew up in it. 95% of work would be done with a saw this size.
We only busted out the big boys when removing trunks, and stumps. I'm sure we'll see big battery powered chainsaws in no time.
Brushless motors, and lithium batteries can put a spanking on most anything gas powered. Try driving a Tesla if you haven't already, it'll take a super souped up internal combustion to even come close.