I need chainsaw with least pollution

[tractorsnsaws]

Hello everyone!

 

I know that chainsaws are not very eco-friendly machines but still, I want to replace my old and heavy polluter chainsaw from 1987 with something new, small, light and with least pollution. I need just to clean and fell a few trees around my yard every year. This old chainsaw is giving me headaches (from fumes) and pain in hands. I don't want electric chainsaw.

 

I don't know much about new chainsaws these days so.. maybe something with catalytic converter? Which brands have best technology in 2 stroke?

 

I read also about this Aspen fuel, how is this? Is it much better than normal petrol?

 

Thanks for answers (my english is not very good:D)

[Steve Bullman]

What Size chainsaw Do you need? Have you considered the stihl battery range of saws?

[Jake Andrews]

We use Aspen and can’t rate it highly enough. No more headaches or dry throat from using a saws everyday. Highly recommend over using 2 stroke.

[The avantgardener]

Aspen and a Husqvarna 550xp mk2, best 50cc saw on the market, bar none.

[Rough Hewn]

Stihl msa200/220 is exhaust free. [emoji106]

[Conor Wright]

This?

[Ratman]

This?

I want video evidence! That is class! [emoji23]

[Rich Rule]

He said no electric chainsaws.

 

It is in the post.

 

As for recommendations.  Buy what ever the size you need and to your budget.  Any modern saw will be better than the bucket of nails you are running.

 

If you only use a number of times a year then the Aspen fuel will be perfect.  It is quite pricey Compared to regular fuel with additive, but you won’t have any worries about stale pump fuel.

[gary112]

42 minutes ago, Ratman said:

I want video evidence! That is class!

Its the next generation chainsaw,no video,he cant give away any info at the minute

[Stubby]

2 minutes ago, gary112 said:

Its the next generation chainsaw,no video,he cant give away any info at the minute

I believe Spud has ported a prototype .........