WORX Electric Pole Saw – Designed with a Woman in Mind

I was a Badass Momma on Saturday, if I do say so myself. Not only did I feed my child a killer homemade chicken noodle soup and green smoothie for lunch, I also trimmed several trees in my front and back yard. Not all the way to the top… just certain parts. Like the branches that grew over my roof and dumped a bunch of leaves in my gutters.The parts that hung over my neighbor’s fence. Or branches that looked broken or dead.

Keep in mind I am only 5’2. However, I was able to do this with the WORX 10″ Electric Pole Saw.My back yard.First let me start by saying that this was my first time using a chain saw/pole saw. I didn’t want a gas model … just something small for occasional use. I was very impressed. The WORX pole saw is small, lightweight, and easy to use. It is perfect for what I need it for, and the extension pole is great for reaching the higher tree limbs that need to be trimmed, and they can be reached from the ground. Next, I cleared away thick undergrowth. What a tough little chain saw! Took hardly any time at all to get it done.Assembly was easy, straight forward and quick. Ok, this was the annoying part. As a beginner I didn’t know chain oil was required. I had to drop everything and run to Home Depot to get a quart. I think a small bottle should have been included for newbies like me. But, you live and learn.I gave the saw a good work out at different lengths out to its maximum reach of 10′ feet and it performed 100%. It did a fine job in trimming the branches at any of the lengths. At full extension it can be a little heavy and trickier to control but still manageable. Once you get to cutting you can still maintain control of the product. When I was done, it was easy to remove the chain and bar and clean them up properly for storage. I would highly recommend this saw for the majority of homeowners who just don’t need a full size chain saw all the time.