Model
SWJ802E
Description
LET GRAVITY DO THE WORK™ The Sun Joe® SWJ802E pole chain saw takes the danger and difficulty out of trimming your overgrown trees. At only 7.9 lbs, the Sun Joe SWJ802E is super lightweight and easy to handle. Stand safely on solid ground while adjusting Sun Joe's telescoping pole. Pole extends 9.4 ft to gain up to 15 feet of overhead reach!
Powered by a 6.5-amp motor, the SWJ802E can handle the most stubborn tree limbs up to 7.5-inches thick. This pole chain saw features an 8-inch Oregon bar and chain with an auto-oiler to keep the bar and chain fully lubricated during use. Unique to SWJ802E is a multi-position adjustable head, which cuts from 0º to 30º angles.
Unlike gas-powered tools, the Sun Joe pole saw is powered electrically, so you’ll reliably power up with the push of a button without having to deal with smoke, fumes, unpredictable starters or costly tune-ups. Plus, SWJ802E comes equipped with a built-in safety switch to prevent accidental starting. CSA- approved; Full two year warranty.
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* Ideal for cutting overhanging limbs and thin logs
* Telescoping pole extends to 9.4 ft providing up to 15 ft of overhead reach
* Multi-position head cuts at 0, 15 and 30 angles. 8 inch Oregon cutting bar and chain with automatic lubrication
* Powerful 6.5-amp motor cuts branches up to 7.5-Inch thick. Oil Tank Capacity: 2 fluid Ounces
* CSA approved; Full 2-year warranty. Blade Length inches : 8 10-inch Oregon cutting bar and chain with automatic lubrication
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Sun Joe SWJ802E Specs:
- Weight: 7.9
- Power Source: Electric
- Power: 6.5 AMP
- Battery Capacity:
- Bar Length: 8
- Chain Speed: 0
- Brand: Sun Joe
- Model #: SWJ802E
Features Short List
Automatic Oiler, Pole Saw,
Other Sun Joe Models
Notable Amazon Review(s)
The SWJ802E is light, easy to control and calm to use, rarely tosses too many chips at your face, cut well even when under the minimal control of being on a long stick, and cutting stuff thicker (or much thinner!) than recommended. Nice grippy bits, about as ergonomic to use as I could expect.
Minor issues:
• Power cord is weirdly loose. Even when not under any tension, falls out. I had to spread the prongs a bit to keep them grabbing. • Wish there was a place to store the wrench. Should be, plenty of tool available, and typical of good chainsaws. • The bar/chain oil fill cap is crazy tiny, and it has some small channels, so is very, very hard to fill without spilling. • The bar/chain oil tank is too opaque, unclear what the fill level is even though it is there to be visible, has marks and many warnings to check.
Mostly:
1) No bar/chain oil included. So, it's a simple box you buy online, get delivered, plug in and… cannot use. Every single two stroke device I have ever bought comes with a tiny bottle of oil. Every chainsaw comes with a starter bottle of bar oil. Not this. Failure.
2) Hard to assemble. They tried,… a bit. The chain is wire tied to the bar to get the orientation right. They have three (THREE) sets of instructions to get it assembled. But none of them tell you the one critical bit. And, mine came with the bar tension out of position. So, I randomly got it wedged into place, and it ran, but it wasn't good.
The right way to assemble is to make sure the pin sticking out of the adjustment screw channel is near the back of the tool. See the photo of the bar off the tool.
Check that this pin goes through the one circular hole in the bar below the slot. See photo of the bar in place, with the cover off. I am pointing at the pin you check. The other hole, on the other side of the slot, is for lubrication (I think) so nothing goes there.
Be sure to start tightening the bar tension now, so you are sure you go the right way and it all works. Then put the cover on, and tighten the bolt. Note (see last photo) that the screw holds the cover on, but it notches into several areas. If not seated as shown in the photo, then the bar isn't installed right.
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