8" bar and chain, perfect for cutting branches and limbs in elevated, hard-to-reach areas
The telescope aluminum shaft provides 9.5' total length and 12.5' total reach
The automatic oiler applies oil to the bar and chain to ensure durability and extend the life of the chain
Translucent oil tank for a clear view of the oil level
Hassle-free push-button start
20" Pole Hedge Trimmer Attachment: 6 adjustable head positions for trimming at all angles
Compatible with the Greenworks 40V Li-Ion system for fade-free power with no memory loss after charging and an assortment of tools to complete all your indoor and outdoor projects
The No List
No Gas Smell.
No Emissions.
No Maintenance.
Low Noise.
What's Included
(1) 40V 8" Cordless Pole Saw
(1) Bar & Chain
(1) 40V 2.5Ah Battery
(1) 40V 2A Charger
(1) 20" Hedge Trimmer Attachment
(1) Owner's Manual
Help & FAQ
What is a pole saw?
Pole saws are basically stretched chainsaws with the controls and the motor head separated by a long pole. They tend to have shorter bars and chains than full size chainsaws and are primarily used for pruning and light lopping. Users should take basic, common safety precautions and follow proper operating procedure when using the units to avoid injury.
How should I hold my pole saw?
For best balance when using a pole saw do not overreach. Always keep proper footing and balance. Practicing proper footing and balance ensures that you will have proper control of the tool in unexpected situations. Always hold the unit firmly with both hands; keep your left hand on the pole shaft and your right hand on the rear handle, so your body is to the left of the chain line. Never use a left-handed (cross-handed) grip, or any stance that places your body or arm across the chain line. Ensure that you maintain a proper grip on the unit whenever the motor is running. For further details, refer to your owner’s manual.
What safety precautions should be taken?
Only use pole saws for their intended purpose. Pole saws are great for pruning and trimming of hard-to-reach branches. Think about where the branch being cut may fall. As this is sometimes unpredictable, do not stand under the branch being cut. Try to keep the tree between yourself and the branch being trimmed (as a kind of shield from falling debris). Keep bystanders at least 50’ from the tree being worked-on. Always take your time. When removing long, heavy branches cut in stages, cutting off small sections to reduce the impact of any falling debris. Start with lower branches so debris can fall more easily and not get stuck, causing a future hazard.
How thick of a branch can I cut?
Pole saws are typically used on branches less than 6” in diameter.
Can the pole saw be used for hedges?
The pole saw would be capable of trimming hedges; however, a pole hedger would be more appropriate for the job and leave a cleaner look.
Can you remove the poles and use this as a chainsaw?
No. This unit cannot be converted to a chainsaw. However, some models allow you the ability to remove the middle extension pole to shorten the unit by a few feet.
Can I use my pole saw to trim items lower to the ground?
The pole saw is designed for high level hard to reach branches. It is not ergonomically suited for low cutting and extreme caution should be taken.
About Greenworks
For over 20 years, Greenworks has pioneered battery-powered tools that replace gas
with cleaner, quieter, smarter performance—trusted by homeowners and
professionals across 500+ products worldwide.
8" bar and chain, perfect for cutting branches and limbs in elevated, hard-to-reach areas
The telescope aluminum shaft provides 9.5' total length and 12.5' total reach
The automatic oiler applies oil to the bar and chain to ensure durability and extend the life of the chain
Translucent oil tank for a clear view of the oil level
Hassle-free push-button start
20" Pole Hedge Trimmer Attachment: 6 adjustable head positions for trimming at all angles
Compatible with the Greenworks 40V Li-Ion system for fade-free power with no memory loss after charging and an assortment of tools to complete all your indoor and outdoor projects
The No List
No Gas Smell.
No Emissions.
No Maintenance.
Low Noise.
What's Included
(1) 40V 8" Cordless Pole Saw
(1) Bar & Chain
(1) 40V 2.5Ah Battery
(1) 40V 2A Charger
(1) 20" Hedge Trimmer Attachment
(1) Owner's Manual
Help & FAQ
What is a pole saw?
Pole saws are basically stretched chainsaws with the controls and the motor head separated by a long pole. They tend to have shorter bars and chains than full size chainsaws and are primarily used for pruning and light lopping. Users should take basic, common safety precautions and follow proper operating procedure when using the units to avoid injury.
How should I hold my pole saw?
For best balance when using a pole saw do not overreach. Always keep proper footing and balance. Practicing proper footing and balance ensures that you will have proper control of the tool in unexpected situations. Always hold the unit firmly with both hands; keep your left hand on the pole shaft and your right hand on the rear handle, so your body is to the left of the chain line. Never use a left-handed (cross-handed) grip, or any stance that places your body or arm across the chain line. Ensure that you maintain a proper grip on the unit whenever the motor is running. For further details, refer to your owner’s manual.
What safety precautions should be taken?
Only use pole saws for their intended purpose. Pole saws are great for pruning and trimming of hard-to-reach branches. Think about where the branch being cut may fall. As this is sometimes unpredictable, do not stand under the branch being cut. Try to keep the tree between yourself and the branch being trimmed (as a kind of shield from falling debris). Keep bystanders at least 50’ from the tree being worked-on. Always take your time. When removing long, heavy branches cut in stages, cutting off small sections to reduce the impact of any falling debris. Start with lower branches so debris can fall more easily and not get stuck, causing a future hazard.
How thick of a branch can I cut?
Pole saws are typically used on branches less than 6” in diameter.
Can the pole saw be used for hedges?
The pole saw would be capable of trimming hedges; however, a pole hedger would be more appropriate for the job and leave a cleaner look.
Can you remove the poles and use this as a chainsaw?
No. This unit cannot be converted to a chainsaw. However, some models allow you the ability to remove the middle extension pole to shorten the unit by a few feet.
Can I use my pole saw to trim items lower to the ground?
The pole saw is designed for high level hard to reach branches. It is not ergonomically suited for low cutting and extreme caution should be taken.
About Greenworks
For over 20 years, Greenworks has pioneered battery-powered tools that replace gas
with cleaner, quieter, smarter performance—trusted by homeowners and
professionals across 500+ products worldwide.
Additional DetailsMore information about this product
Key features
8" bar and chain, perfect for cutting branches and limbs in elevated, hard-to-reach areas
The telescope aluminum shaft provides 9.5' total length and 12.5' total reach
The automatic oiler applies oil to the bar and chain to ensure durability and extend the life of the chain
Translucent oil tank for a clear view of the oil level
Hassle-free push-button start
20" Pole Hedge Trimmer Attachment: 6 adjustable head positions for trimming at all angles
Compatible with the Greenworks 40V Li-Ion system for fade-free power with no memory loss after charging and an assortment of tools to complete all your indoor and outdoor projects
The No List
No Gas Smell.
No Emissions.
No Maintenance.
Low Noise.
What's IncludedEverything that comes with this product
(1) 40V 8" Cordless Pole Saw
(1) Bar & Chain
(1) 40V 2.5Ah Battery
(1) 40V 2A Charger
(1) 20" Hedge Trimmer Attachment
(1) Owner's Manual
Help & FAQAnswers to the most frequently asked questions
What is a pole saw?
Pole saws are basically stretched chainsaws with the controls and the motor head separated by a long pole. They tend to have shorter bars and chains than full size chainsaws and are primarily used for pruning and light lopping. Users should take basic, common safety precautions and follow proper operating procedure when using the units to avoid injury.
How should I hold my pole saw?
For best balance when using a pole saw do not overreach. Always keep proper footing and balance. Practicing proper footing and balance ensures that you will have proper control of the tool in unexpected situations. Always hold the unit firmly with both hands; keep your left hand on the pole shaft and your right hand on the rear handle, so your body is to the left of the chain line. Never use a left-handed (cross-handed) grip, or any stance that places your body or arm across the chain line. Ensure that you maintain a proper grip on the unit whenever the motor is running. For further details, refer to your owner’s manual.
What safety precautions should be taken?
Only use pole saws for their intended purpose. Pole saws are great for pruning and trimming of hard-to-reach branches. Think about where the branch being cut may fall. As this is sometimes unpredictable, do not stand under the branch being cut. Try to keep the tree between yourself and the branch being trimmed (as a kind of shield from falling debris). Keep bystanders at least 50’ from the tree being worked-on. Always take your time. When removing long, heavy branches cut in stages, cutting off small sections to reduce the impact of any falling debris. Start with lower branches so debris can fall more easily and not get stuck, causing a future hazard.
How thick of a branch can I cut?
Pole saws are typically used on branches less than 6” in diameter.
Can the pole saw be used for hedges?
The pole saw would be capable of trimming hedges; however, a pole hedger would be more appropriate for the job and leave a cleaner look.
Can you remove the poles and use this as a chainsaw?
No. This unit cannot be converted to a chainsaw. However, some models allow you the ability to remove the middle extension pole to shorten the unit by a few feet.
Can I use my pole saw to trim items lower to the ground?
The pole saw is designed for high level hard to reach branches. It is not ergonomically suited for low cutting and extreme caution should be taken.
About GreenworksSee how Greenworks is always making life better
20+ Years of Battery-First Innovation.
We’ve been pioneers of battery-powered outdoor tools since 2002, designing smarter tools with battery technology at their core to get work done faster.
#1 Battery Brand for Commercial Landscapers.
Trusted by professionals worldwide for performance, durability, and reliability, our tools are built to handle real-world all-day work.
Power That Replaces Gas Without the Hassle.
Sustainable technology delivers more power, longer runtimes, and zero gas, fumes, or engine maintenance, saving you time, money, and trouble.
One Battery. Endless Possibilities.
Choose the right voltage platform for your needs and share batteries across hundreds of tools in the yard, garage, jobsite, and beyond.
Smartly Designed. Built to Last.
Designed and engineered in-house for cleaner, quieter, smarter performance, with purpose-driven features that fit seamlessly into everyday life.
Proven Across 500+ Tools and Applications.
From maintaining your backyard to powering large jobsites, our battery expertise scales across 500+ professional and consumer tools built for real-world use.
Key Features
8" bar and chain, perfect for cutting branches and limbs in elevated hard to reach areas.
The telescope's aluminum shaft provides 9.5' total length and 12.5' total reach
Automatic oiler applies oil to the bar and chain to ensure durability and extend the life of the chain.
8" bar and chain, perfect for cutting branches and limbs in elevated, hard-to-reach areas
The telescope aluminum shaft provides 9.5' total length and 12.5' total reach
The automatic oiler applies oil to the bar and chain to ensure durability and extend the life of the chain
Translucent oil tank for a clear view of the oil level
Hassle-free push-button start
20" Pole Hedge Trimmer Attachment: 6 adjustable head positions for trimming at all angles
Compatible with the Greenworks 40V Li-Ion system for fade-free power with no memory loss after charging and an assortment of tools to complete all your indoor and outdoor projects
The No List
No Gas Smell.
No Emissions.
No Maintenance.
Low Noise.
What's Included
(1) 40V 8" Cordless Pole Saw
(1) Bar & Chain
(1) 40V 2.5Ah Battery
(1) 40V 2A Charger
(1) 20" Hedge Trimmer Attachment
(1) Owner's Manual
Help & FAQ
What is a pole saw?
Pole saws are basically stretched chainsaws with the controls and the motor head separated by a long pole. They tend to have shorter bars and chains than full size chainsaws and are primarily used for pruning and light lopping. Users should take basic, common safety precautions and follow proper operating procedure when using the units to avoid injury.
How should I hold my pole saw?
For best balance when using a pole saw do not overreach. Always keep proper footing and balance. Practicing proper footing and balance ensures that you will have proper control of the tool in unexpected situations. Always hold the unit firmly with both hands; keep your left hand on the pole shaft and your right hand on the rear handle, so your body is to the left of the chain line. Never use a left-handed (cross-handed) grip, or any stance that places your body or arm across the chain line. Ensure that you maintain a proper grip on the unit whenever the motor is running. For further details, refer to your owner’s manual.
What safety precautions should be taken?
Only use pole saws for their intended purpose. Pole saws are great for pruning and trimming of hard-to-reach branches. Think about where the branch being cut may fall. As this is sometimes unpredictable, do not stand under the branch being cut. Try to keep the tree between yourself and the branch being trimmed (as a kind of shield from falling debris). Keep bystanders at least 50’ from the tree being worked-on. Always take your time. When removing long, heavy branches cut in stages, cutting off small sections to reduce the impact of any falling debris. Start with lower branches so debris can fall more easily and not get stuck, causing a future hazard.
How thick of a branch can I cut?
Pole saws are typically used on branches less than 6” in diameter.
Can the pole saw be used for hedges?
The pole saw would be capable of trimming hedges; however, a pole hedger would be more appropriate for the job and leave a cleaner look.
Can you remove the poles and use this as a chainsaw?
No. This unit cannot be converted to a chainsaw. However, some models allow you the ability to remove the middle extension pole to shorten the unit by a few feet.
Can I use my pole saw to trim items lower to the ground?
The pole saw is designed for high level hard to reach branches. It is not ergonomically suited for low cutting and extreme caution should be taken.
About Greenworks
20+ Years of Battery-First Innovation.
We’ve been pioneers of battery-powered outdoor tools since 2002, designing smarter tools with battery technology at their core to get work done faster.
#1 Battery Brand for Commercial Landscapers.
Trusted by professionals worldwide for performance, durability, and reliability, our tools are built to handle real-world all-day work.
Power That Replaces Gas Without the Hassle.
Sustainable technology delivers more power, longer runtimes, and zero gas, fumes, or engine maintenance, saving you time, money, and trouble.
One Battery. Endless Possibilities.
Choose the right voltage platform for your needs and share batteries across hundreds of tools in the yard, garage, jobsite, and beyond.
Smartly Designed. Built to Last.
Designed and engineered in-house for cleaner, quieter, smarter performance, with purpose-driven features that fit seamlessly into everyday life.
Proven Across 500+ Tools and Applications.
From maintaining your backyard to powering large jobsites, our battery expertise scales across 500+ professional and consumer tools built for real-world use.
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