From October, branches may be sawed off or trees felled in the garden again. The ideal tool for this: a chainsaw. The right device is currently available on eBay. The online retailer is selling a Hyundai petrol chainsaw on offer for 169 euros. How good is the deal?
A chainsaw is not only needed for felling trees or trimming branches. It can also be used to chop firewood. So many garden owners cannot avoid such a device. However, the purchase does not necessarily have to be expensive, because eBay is currently selling the Hyundai CS6220G petrol chainsaw at a bargain price. We clarify how much savings potential there is in this deal.
What can the Hyundai petrol chainsaw do?
At the start of the autumn gardening season, eBay is selling a branded Hyundai chainsaw at the asking price of 169 euros. In comparison: the competition charges at least 30 euros more for the saw. This means that it is not only the cheapest to get on eBay, but is also offered by online retailers at the current rock-bottom price.
The details of the offer:
- Model: Hyundai CS6220G Gasoline Chainsaw
- sword length: 51 centimeters
- Type of drive: petrol
- Volume: 118dB
The saw is equipped with a two-stroke engine with 3.9 hp and an ergonomic handle for better handling when sawing. According to the provider, a chain brake and an anti-vibration system enable safe working.
Alternative: chainsaw without petrol
A disadvantage of the Hyundai chainsaw: it runs on gasoline. This is an additional cost factor and not exactly environmentally friendly. An alternative is a cordless chainsaw like the GP-LC 36/35 Li Power X-Change from Einhell. At just under 218 euros, this model is around 50 euros more expensive than the Hyundai variant, but it is still available on Amazon. Battery and charger are not included in the price and must be purchased separately.
Here it goes to offer at Amazon
The chainsaw is driven by a brushless motor. The sword is 35 centimeters long and cuts through wood at 15 meters per second. The device is also compatible with all batteries in the X-Change series.
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