Milwaukee M18 12" Top Handle Chainsaw (Bare Tool)

Milwaukee M18 12" Top Handle Chainsaw (Bare Tool)

The 2826-20C Milwaukee M18 FUEL™ 12" Top Handle Chainsaw is a compact, professional-grade cordless saw built for precision cutting, trimming, and aerial work where control matters most. Delivering up to 2.7 HP peak power and 3.2 Nm of torque, it matches the capability of gas-powered saws—without the noise, fumes, or maintenance. With a shorter 12" bar for tighter maneuverability, plus features like easy chain adjustment and onboard tool storage, it’s designed to keep you efficient whether you’re on the ground or up in the canopy.

Country of Origin
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Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: 2826-20C
• Brand / Series: Milwaukee M18 FUEL™
• Product Type: Cordless top handle chainsaw (bare tool)
• Bar Length: 12 in.
• Motor: POWERSTATE™ brushless motor
• Power Output: Up to 2.7 HP peak power
• Torque: 3.2 Nm peak torque
• Battery Compatibility: Optimized for REDLITHIUM™ HIGH OUTPUT™ batteries
• Runtime: Up to 150 cuts per charge (XC 8.0) or 225 cuts per charge (HD12.0) in 4"x4" cedar
• Electronics: REDLINK PLUS™ Intelligence for optimized performance and overload protection
• Trigger: Variable speed trigger for increased control
• Chain Adjustment: Easy-access chain tensioner for quick adjustments
• Oil System: Translucent oil reservoir for easy oil level visibility
• Control Features: Metal bucking spikes for improved leverage and cutting control
• Storage: Onboard scrench storage
• Safety / Handling: Climbing scabbard with tie-off points for aerial applications

Included

• (1) M18 FUEL™ 12" Top Handle Chainsaw (2826-20C)
• (1) Scabbard
• (1) Scrench

Ideal For

• Tree trimming, pruning, and aerial cutting applications
• Jobs requiring maximum control in tight spaces with a shorter bar
• Professionals wanting gas-level performance without gas-related hassle
• Arborists and contractors working in elevated or confined environments
• Anyone who wants a saw that starts instantly—without pulling a cord like you’re starting a lawnmower from 1995