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Electric Chainsaw Case Study

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Remington RM1425 Limb N Trim 8 Amp 14 Inch Electric Chainsaw: Product Review For the average homeowner, owning a chainsaw might not even be considered an option. First of all, operating this kind of equipment is not a piece of cake especially for a novice chainsaw user. Second, assembly of the chainsaw is quite complicated and tiring. Third, purchasing a chainsaw doesn’t come cheap. Well, have you ever considered about buying an electric chainsaw that is not only easy to operate, but is delivered to your doorstep fully assembled and is less pricey compared to other chainsaw? If you think that it is not possible to find one that offers all this in just one chainsaw… The Remington RM1425 Limb N Trim 8 Amp 14 Inch Electric Chainsaw will prove you wrong since they offer all this for you and your household. It is a fully assembled unit, a lightweight electric powered chainsaw that can be easily balanced and controlled even for the average user, and this also costs roughly more or less than $50 per unit. This is a real steal, especially if you compare it to the price of other chainsaws on the market today. Remington RM1425 Limb N’ Trim 8 Amp 14 Inch Electric Chainsaw: Perfect Beginner Chainsaw …show more content…

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS The Remington RM1425 Limb N Trim 8 Amp 14-Inch Electric Chainsaw, a corded electric chainsaw that has a 14 inch low kickback bar and chain that comes with an electric motor that has been powered with 8 amperage, makes the ideal equipment for any of your limbing and trimming task and for cutting smaller trees. This unit also has a dry weight of only 6.25 pounds that measures 8 x 7 x 14 inches and this makes it easier for the user to control and maneuver the equipment without having to break a sweat. This machine is not only fairly priced, but it also guarantees great quality according to various user reviews.

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