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I always seem to have issues with the batteries overheating

I wonder you couldn't use an inverter on your tractor or truck battery to power the Ego battery charger while out in the woods. Carry a jumpstart pack in case it takes too much out of the starter battery but I doubt it will.

Thanks for making this how to video. I am a few months shy of 68 and needed new line for my Atlas. Your lesson was very helpful.

Randy from trailer park boys

Thanks for the video. I have a Z421 with 260 hours on it. I was doing a deck scrape out and a blade change yesterday and discovered a bad spindle bearing on my center blade and an ever so slight play on the right blade. I decided to replace the bearings on both. the left was fine. I wonder if there is something about the belt geometry that makes the center bearing fail soonest? The parts guy at Kobota even asked me if the spindle I had brought in was the center one. Mine didn't go so easy. The center one went OK. The right spindle had the blade end bearing seized on the shaft. I was able to use my 20 ton hydraulic press to press it off the shaft. It took a lot of force, and lacking the press, there was no way I would have gotten it off. Other than that, it went smooth. The torques per the manual are... Spindle nuts to deck- 60 foot pounds, blade to spindle- 85 foot pounds, Spindle to shaft pulley nut- 120 foot pounds, that is if you are fussy about factory spec torques. I am sort of. Like he says, don't forget the shaft collar which is the spacer between the bearings. I used some anti seize on the pulley where it slides on the shaft. Tip; if you torque the pulley nut, be sure to tighten the blade on the shaft first or the shaft will spin while setting the torque on the pulley nut. Use a wood block to hold the blade while tightening. This rebuild is the way to go vs replacing the whole spindle assembly as long as the spindle housing is not damaged.

Only problem with this saw I see mostly is the battery heating up to fast. To the point where it stop running and you have to wait before starting up again.

Thanks this was what I needed I also questioned about oil then I forgot till I saw your vid Now I’m ready to change mine thanks

Excited to see more of this, try some bigger pieces

Really wanted to love this trimmer right up until went to replace the string….then saw this video and loved it again

Strong machine, but for 7" material could use a mechanical feeder.

At 7:45 those 3 little metal push-on nuts over the plastic stubs in the middle of the handle. I nicely worked them off, Then the entire other side was exposed and you can see exactly where the steel nubs on the end of the cables hook into.

What’s the combined weight here? Wondering if a half ton with 10,000lb towing capacity can tow this set up ?

We used a frontier sickle mower for years and never had an issue. As long as you keep the shoe on clean ground they mow just as good and fast as a disc mower

What quick connections does the kit come with at the hose hitch ? Pioneer or flat face?

8 years without changing the blades bro!!! I start with mulching blades in the spring and swap to a regular set in the summer.. Homie went 8 years 🤣🤣🤣

Can you put a blade on it like the Stihl or Husqvarna? Before I buy one i want to know because on my farm it would be an absolute requirement...

Chinese junk, a spare battery for most saws is about as much as a new saw. I’m sure that there are some good cordless saws out there but not a part time saw. But you have to balance the convenience of the cordless with the gas. I guess for smaller jobs it would be ok but for bigger jobs you will need a gas saw especially if you are a long ways back in the woods.

Awesome video, I purchased the 80v Atlas line of tools 3 weeks ago, trimmer,blower,mower,chain saw and pole chain saw, it was time to replace the factory line in trimmer, thanks for the tips and braving the rain. Atlas tools 👍

If you think a battery operated chainsaw isn't big enough; you need to watch reisefull's videos on bar swaps. I did; and now I have a 24" EGO/Husqvarna chainsaw, and it is a blast to run!

I disagree with your testing! I don't think you pushed the Dewalt to it's maximum capability.

I disagree with your disclaimer about the chain speed. I think it IS slower than most of the other big saws. The big EGOs and Greenworks fairly scream when running at full speed. BUT! they are also rather easy to stall.

Thank you, a real time saver!

Thank you for posting this 🙏🫡 i went to ford and they sell the whole cable for 200+. I found the part and it works like a dream💯thank you🙏

Thank you!

First time I went to put in new line I discovered my husband had thrown out the manual!!!! 😳 Thank you, thank you! You explained it so well that this 68 year old woman did it all by herself!!

I do all of my tires on this machine I was having a ton of problems trying to set the beads on the tire before you can air the tire up. I don’t mess around with a ratchet strap or anything else. I use the fire trick and it works painlessly every single time. I set the tire on the ground. Then I spray a little brake parts cleaner in between the tire and rim and over the tire onto the ground as a wick. I light the wick and it causes a little explosion inside the tire and forces both beads into place. I never struggle with this step anymore. Make sure you don’t use a lot of brake parts cleaner, ether, or any flammable spray etc. or this can be extremely dangerous. Less is more.

Great video thanks

Its not a chain saw,its a hedge trimmer

To sharpen the blade, is the grinder wheel going clock-wise or counter-clock wise?

How about figuring out how to install a cut string big boy string head on the Atlas? The Atlas and Kobalt 80V are identical heads/motor assy. Look identical. Life is too short for a chump .080 line.. in a bump and dump pOS head.

Good man

I've done plenty of bucking after dark with Ego's earlier 18" saw - it's been super handy, and didn't feel at all dangerous. I guess it depends on what you're cutting, but big logs on the ground, not branches in the air, seem pretty safe to cut, and the saw puts out plenty of light. I have used it as a portable battery-powered light in a pinch a couple times too. Taking the bar off allows even more light to be cast and it's great when you need to get down into a dark crawlspace and don't have another light handy. I love this feature! Looking forward to putting the new 20" to work! I burned out the motor on my 18" twice (with pretty heavy usage), so I'm hoping this one holds up better. Ego warranty replacement has been great, though. Pro tip - if you have a big job, get an Ego Backpack Link and use 12Ah batteries with that. The tool becomes a lot lighter with the battery weight on your back and lasts longer, although in some situations it's safer not to have the cable to worry about. With this configuration I can saw continually for hours without my arms getting tired/sore. I really love the flexibility of this option and use the Backpack Link with several Ego tools.

2 years later how is it holding up ?

Will you posting the other 50 hour maintenance videos soon?

Mines making a buzzing sound any idea ?

The only adjustment my 590 has needed was, the low needed about 1/4 turn further open. I’m thinking about switching to a 620 but not for any reasons I can justify 😂.

Impressive, very good job...tks👍🇧🇷

Thanks! Great illustration!

What PTO sppped and what gear in (H) OR (L) range do you use for thick hay

What is the cost.

you sold me! Thanks for the video

Thank your video was the perfect instruction. Got my first try. Amazing . I can now clean it , string it .thank you. Good luck & bless you.

Will your CS2000 run at full speed with the 5ah battery? My CSX5000 will run at full speed with a 7.5ah; but not the 5ah. I don't have a 6ah one to test; but I might soon...

If the can has been in the sun, and there's pressure in the tank, it'll spill at the end of the filling procedure. To negate this, release the pressure before you begin to fill.

Phil great look 👀 and good idea for around the firewood 🪵. Your true on your words buddy 😊. Tks a million for your time and great video. 😊

Great review ! All points covered . Clear, concise and to the point without any fluff. A lot of reviews tend to ramble on and not get to the point . Thank you!

Thanks for the tips. 95% of your video also translated to the Kubota Z121s so it helped me tremendously.

Save your back if you haven't gotten one, get a Darwin grip for the trimmer. "Game changer"

I keep forgetting how, but then I remember your awesome video! Many thanks!!

SCRENCH!