Worx WG303E Electric Chainsaw 2000watt - £49.99 @ Wickes

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Worx WG303E Electric Chainsaw 2000watt - 50% off @ £49.99 - Wickes

£49.99 50% off Wickes12 Apr 16

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Shaggers

12 Apr 16

I was looking around for an electric garden chainsaw and came across this model.

Seems a good price for a fairly decent spec machine whats-more when registered you get a 3years warranty.

Double the price every where else, some very good reviews on amazon

Power Type: Electric Corded
Length: 400 mm
Wattage: 2000W
Weight: 4.80 kg
Colour: Orange and Black
Maximum Chain Speed: 12m/s
Chain Oil Capacity: 200ml
Manufacturer Model No: WG303E
Brand Name: Worx

Top comments

tttonyyy

12 Apr 16 4 #13

You've got a chainsaw collection? Hardcore! :wink:

boro4me

12 Apr 16 3 #4

Nice. I'd give an arm and a leg for one of these.

Latest comments (21)

buglawton

1 Jul 16 #21

OOS

brooky_agn

17 Jun 16 #20

It looks nothing like the Titan one. Should have gone to specsavers!! :P hehe

brooky_agn

17 Jun 16 #19

BARGAIN! I just ordered one.. very happy purchase. Thanks OP.

wwemaniafan

14 May 16 #18

Thanks OP. Purchased.

Dilbert

25 Apr 16 1 #17

This one seems slightly better - the Worx model has auto chain tension adjustment and a 3 year warranty.

HAKKALO

13 Apr 16 #16

Perfect timing mum birthday coming up.

Spenc2

13 Apr 16 #15

Pod store specific only and none anywhere near me so same old story!!!

phoetus

12 Apr 16 #10

How are you supposed to chase people around with it, once you run out of power lead?
Extension leads aren't very Texas Chain Saw Massacre lol

edgeone to phoetus

12 Apr 16 #14

Strap a generator to a skateboard and drag it along behind you.

tttonyyy

12 Apr 16 4 #13

You've got a chainsaw collection? Hardcore! :wink:

petegaffney

12 Apr 16 #12

Ordered for collection, cheers

Shaggers

12 Apr 16 #11

Very good for indoor use.

ie.. Carving the Sunday Roast !

celeronmanuk

12 Apr 16 2 #9

I've used this model (different brand) of chainsaw for years to cut logs for a stove. I've cut through some huge logs, no problem. I guess the important thing is to learn how to keep the chain sharp.

boro4me

12 Apr 16 3 #4

Nice. I'd give an arm and a leg for one of these.

toninhoscotti to boro4me

12 Apr 16 #8

The Safety brake isn't very effective, so you probably will. :smile:

jamiemac1

12 Apr 16 #7

I bought a Worx drill about 7 months ago, the drill was ok but the lithium battery charger packed up after only it's second use. I rang Worx only to be told they were out of stock and I had to wait up to a month for a replacement.
As I had just moved house and needed to do lots of DIY I had no option but to buy a new drill, this time a Makita.
So my advice is do not but anything Worx, I spoke to a seller on amazon that sold Worx chargers, he told me he sells loads and was also out of stock when I contacted him. They must be very poor quality for people to keep buying them.

_g_

12 Apr 16 #6

£50 is the 'right price', I'd say.
They are the same model as the titan one, which is normally this kinda price:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb355chn-40-5cm-2000w-electric-chainsaw-230v/92771
I went for the Mountfield (paid £65) which is the same again, but has a longer lead than the Titan and an Oregon chain/bar.

Happy with it, though it is a chunk heavier than my similar-power cheap petrol chain saw (which I need to sot the carb out on.)

glenn13

12 Apr 16 #5

They are only good for medium sized logs. Mine burnt out .....best kept for pruning.

eggman

12 Apr 16 #3

Do these work effectively or just another useless toy? Good price if genuine reduction.

937666

12 Apr 16 2 #2