Einhell GE-LC 36/35 Li Power X-Change 36V Cordless Chainsaw Power Demonstration

See more information and technical specifications about Cordless Brushless Chainsaw Einhell GE-LC 36-35 Li PXC:

Features & Benefits
- Member of the Power X-Change family, 2x18V batteries necessary
- Einhell Brushless Motor
- High-quality chain and bar from OREGON
- Toolless chain tensioning and changing
- Kickback protection with instant chain brake
- Ergonomic handle with Softgrip
- Sturdy stop claws made of metal
- Big filler opening
- Automatic chain lubrication
- Chain catch bolt
- Supplied without battery and charger (available separately)
Technical Data
- Sword length 35 cm
- Max. cutting length 33 cm
- Chain cutting speed 15 m/s
- Oil tank capacity 115 mL
Logistic Data
- Product weight (kg) 4.004 kg
- Gross weight (kg) 5.195 kg
- Dimensions single packaging 260 x 500 x 252 mm
- Pieces per export carton 2 Pieces
- Gross weight export carton 11.5 kg
- Dimensions Export Carton 515 x 405 x 275 mm
- Container quantity (20"/40"/40"HC) 976 | 1952 | 2196

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[Lituus]

👍how many minutes the battery 🪫 runs till end? Thanks for the info.

[Max-nmqc]

Great Video. Exactly what i searched for :)
What battery did you use?

[anglosaxonmike]

The chain oiler doesn't work on mine, batteries last 20 minutes with light work. That is soft wood, it won't cut hard wood.

[gonzalorok]

A proper test would be:
Charge batteries.
Cut hardwood with a 30sec delay between pieces. Measure time after batteries are exhausted.
Repeat with a different type of wood.

[keithgustafson]

What a waste of I just bought one of these, I was hoping for some tips here, not five minutes of watching somebody cutting through different bits of wood to awful background music. I gave up half way through!