- Does the trimmer really need two batteries?
- Yes. The 17-inch trimmer is designed to run on two M18 packs at once, drawing from both to reach its full cutting power. It will not run on a single battery.
- Can I use my existing M18 batteries in both tools?
- Yes. Both the trimmer and the chainsaw run on standard Milwaukee M18 batteries, so packs from your drills and saws work here. Higher-capacity packs give longer runtime.
- Is the chainsaw good enough to fell trees?
- It is a 14-inch top-handle saw built for limbing, pruning and cutting up fallen branches. It can handle small trees but is not the right tool for felling large trunks.
- How does this compare with a gas trimmer?
- It starts instantly, runs quieter and needs no fuel mixing, and owners say cutting power is close to gas. The trade-off is weight and dependence on charged batteries.
- What comes in the kit?
- The combo pairs the 17-inch dual-battery string trimmer with the 14-inch top-handle chainsaw. Battery and charger inclusion varies by listing, so check what each package includes before buying.
- Who is this combo for?
- It suits people already on the M18 platform who want one battery system for trimming and light saw work. If you own no M18 tools, budget for batteries and a charger.
- Where is the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V Brushless Cordless 17 in. Dual Battery String Trimmer w/14 in. Top Handle Chainsaw cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $1,029.00, as of our latest check.