Milwaukee M18 Fuel Telescoping Pole Saw, 9-13Ft (Bare Tool)

Milwaukee M18 Fuel Telescoping Pole Saw, 9-13Ft (Bare Tool)

The Milwaukee 3013-20 M18 FUEL™ Telescoping Pole Saw is a high-reach cutting machine built to tackle overhead trimming without dragging out a ladder or climbing gear. Delivering up to 2.35 HP peak power with a POWERSTATE™ brushless motor, it makes quick work of tough branches while maintaining control and balance. With an adjustable length from 9 to 13 feet, fast 25 m/s chain speed, and thoughtful features like a magnesium cutting head and automatic oiler, this saw is designed to keep you productive—and safely on the ground where you belong.

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Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: 3013-20
• Brand / Series: Milwaukee M18 FUEL™
• Product Type: Cordless telescoping pole saw (bare tool)
• Motor: POWERSTATE™ brushless motor
• Power Output: Up to 2.35 HP peak
• Reach: Adjustable from 9 ft to 13 ft
• Chain Speed: 25 m/s for fast, clean cuts
• Cutting Head: Lightweight magnesium design for improved balance
• Adjustment: Ergonomic collar for quick length changes
• Chain Tensioning: Side-access tensioner for easy adjustments
• Bar Nut: Captured bar nut (won’t fall off and disappear mid-job)
• Lubrication: Automatic oiler for consistent performance
• Control Features: Trigger lock-off for added safety
• Visibility: Integrated sight line for precise cutting
• Utility Features: Metal branch hook for pulling cut limbs
• Storage: Onboard scrench storage
• Design: Compact enough to fit inside a 6" conduit carrier
• Compatibility: Works with all M18™ batteries (250+ tool system)

Included

• (1) M18 FUEL™ Telescoping Pole Saw (3013-20) (bare tool — battery and charger sold separately)

Ideal For

• Trimming tree limbs and branches without using a ladder
• Property maintenance requiring extended reach and control
• Landscapers and homeowners needing powerful cordless cutting performance
• Jobs where mobility and safety are priorities
• Anyone who prefers cutting branches from the ground instead of negotiating with gravity