Quick answer: 17 Minutes

Just a reminder for who ever have the MSA300, last wek I went help a friend cuting oak wood for the fier place we went over in the field with 3 AP500S and 3 AP300S batteries, when back home and place the batteries in the charger he went for cleaning the air filter when placing it back over tight on screw and then it just keep going around and around not thigthing and not comes out either next day I have to go to a Stihl dealer to fix it. thoes screws should not be tight to much.

I’m not a pro but I do have a lot of trees that need attention especially after a storm. I bought the same saw 2 months ago and it’s first job was cutting down a problematic crack willow. I must say I’ve never enjoyed cutting up wood so much! No noise as such, no fumes and release the trigger and it stops. Press the interlock button and then the trigger, ready to go again. I’m a convert as it works really well for me.

Ash, great firewood😀

Nice pile of chopped wood in 17 min !!! Thats awesome !

Excellent video, that saw is impressive.

That's a significant amount of cutting for 1 charge!  I was worried it was going to be a lot less.  If you put that on the charger and was to split those logs, it would be ready to go again after splitting.

Thanks for a nice - typical end user - Review. I still would not consider this a true commercial saw as those guys never slow down - Time is money. However it is the perfect small operations / Ranch saw and has some excellent features not shared by any of the lower priced saws.
* I to like that Stihl took the Makita road on Power output regulation. There is no sense wasting full power output on lite work. Note - I did not see an auto output selection(added power under increased load)

I just appreciate they put some decent chain speed on it.  I have the new DeWalt 20" saw, and while I love it and it has mountains or torque, its 13.5 m/s chain speed chatters too much when limbing or cutting small branches.  This MSA 300 has about 50% higher chain speed on low.  It just looks to cut smoother than my DeWalt.  Than again that is like comparing a Mercedes to a Ford.

Interesting video :) It looks like a good saw, but I just don't understand its position in the market with a >£300 battery that lasts less than 20mins (6 or 7 charges to do 2 hours of cutting - 55mins per charge with Stihl's fastest charger!). As much as I love Stihl products (petrol), it seems rather gimmicky to advertise this as "designed for demanding professional use". I can't remember which model, but around 7 years ago a company I worked for bought electric Stihl saws to trial. They were great, until 8.30am, then it was petrol saws for the rest of the day. 🤣

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Nice video. You certainly showed what a work horse this saw can be. My only concern is up here in the North, how will the batteries handle the minus temperatures? And of course, the longevity of batteries in general. How many jobs before the battery needs to be replaced?

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I wonder if if you have try or see charging the batteries using the truck battery?
I have see some videos were they using a power converter and then plug in the saw battery charger in this power converter to charge the saw battery. I wonder if it really works.

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I’ve used STIHL gear for many years. Every time they bring out something new I hope they’ve decided to put a replaceable plastic foot of some sort on the bottom. But no. I know they are workers tools not for looking at but because of where they’re used they go from brand new to scratched and old looking in about a week. Nice saw. I’ve got one on my list and have been getting used to the KM135 with a couple of 500 batteries.

I love mine! its a beast. I was able to cut twenty trees from a 6 acres small holding in a couple of days.

I feel more confortable with side botton designer on the 220C that I feel with it on the MSA300.

Hello. Have you try the SMART CONNECT A2?

You should have got the 18" bar, it cuts like a knife through butter. I think the RS chain makes all the difference.