Model
CS1500
Description
Oregon high-power, 15 amp CS1500 chain saw is the only corded electric chain saw on the market with a chain that can sharpen itself.
The CS1500 has all the traditional conveniences of an electric saw - Instant start with the pull of a trigger, minimal maintenance, low noise & silent between cuts - & takes it one step further by incorporating the built-in PowerSharp chain sharpening system.
With a simple pull of the red PowerSharp lever, you'll take your chain from dull to sharp in as little as 3 S so you'll never cut with a dull chain again.
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* Exclusive self-sharpening system PowerSharp
* High power motor, 15 amp for fast cutting with a 18" (45 cm) reduced-kickback guide Bar and chain
* Tool-less chain tensioning system
* Ergonomic design to remain light-weight and balanced, low vibration, Over-Mold comfortable handle
* Integrated chain brake for safety
* Low maintence chain saw backed by 2-year consumer and 1-year professional Warranty.
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Oregon CS1500 Specs:
- Weight: 13.2
- Power Source: Electric
- Power: 15 AMP
- Battery Capacity:
- Bar Length: 18
- Chain Speed: 1600 FPM
- Brand: Oregon
- Model #: CS1500
Features Short List
Automatic Oiler, Chain Break, Toolless Tensioner, Self-Sharpening,
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Notable Amazon Review(s)
"The Oregon CS1500 is an amazing value for a simple powerful easy and quiet chainsaw. No muss no fuss, like I had with the 3 gas-powered chainsaws still in my garage that I can't afford to repair.
All those 1-star ratings? About the chain popping off, or plastic fittings, or worked then didn't work? . . . I'm pretty sure those people didn't read and follow the instructions .
Mine arrived with the chain off, which was annoying at first -- so I read the instructions, took the casing apart, figured out how it works, and then paid attention to it while I was using it. Turns out it was a good thing after all, because it forced me to learn about it -- or I would have just plugged it in, fired it up, and maybe had some of those problems.
I'm 6 trees in over 3 days, they are 14-16" swamp maples, about 600 cuts or so, and I'm just now thinking about sharpening the chain for the first time.
I have taken off the casing twice, to clean out the oily sawdust -- and the chain only popped off once, when I didn't check the tension every 20 cuts or so like I had been doing. It's also important to keep the oil chamber filled, but you can tell when it runs dry, the sound changes.
So read the Oregon CS1500 instructions, don't rush, and let the saw do it's job -- just like the instrutions say."
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