Will this saw fit on a pole?
1588602
I have a pole saw which has a Remington chainsaw virtually identical to this one on it. Since the poll has the controls on the lower part of the pole I would highly advise buying the saw on the pole. It is easily detached from the pole if you want to use it is just a chainsaw. However, I bought this saw so that I would not have to bother with detaching the one from the pole.
1588603
No, it is light weight enough, but to power it on would be difficult since the power contol is not easily accessible.
1588604
I do not see why not, however you will have to fashion a way to fasten it to a pole since it was not design for that but is light enough to be able to do it. Rmember that you will be dealing with a running chain saw and you better be sure that is well attached to your pole.
1588605
If you mean attaching a pole so it extends further I would think the answer is no because you need to be at the controls right behind the saw to start it.
1403385
Should be fine with your saw I mounted a mikita saw and love this stand very happy with the ease of use
1614289
I'm not acquainted with the Ryobi specifically but I will bet it will fit. Perhaps a hole or two will need to be drilled but that is not a problem and takes very little effort, assuming you have the drill bits. The fence itself is a work of art, well worth its price. Your dealer can surely tell you if it fits your saw.
30122
I do not know. I ordered RC800 for my pole saw and it fit. The cost was about $14.
2276121
From just eyeballing the saw, it looks to be about the same size as the Milwaukee 12" I have on my stand. There's room for adjustment with the attachment so I'd say, yes you can. You might need some bolts from your local hardware store (I recommend stainless). I've had the setup for two years and couldn't be happier with it.
804765
I don't think so. I looked at a picture of this saw and the base looks triangular. I will try and get by Lowe's today after work and look at one. I believe that the saw would need to be mounted on a piece of plywood or MDF, then secondarily mounted on the brackets. It certainly doesn't sound handy.
1653891
You can adapt it to fit just about anything. The bar that holds the readout bolts under the tube that holds your fence. You will probably need to drill a few holes and possibly fabricate a bracket, but anyone who owns that saw probably has the skills and tools required. Mine is mounted on a Grizzly 1023 and it was a fairly quick job, but not a direct bolt-on. There are good instructions included in the package.
1988423
I do not know specifically about that saw. I would suspect it will fit but I would check with the seller to be certain. If it does, you will love it.
39348
The stand comes with 2 brackets that bolt to the base of the saw. They have a lot of play, so unless your saw has a bolt hole pattern out of the tolerance of the brackets it would fit. You could also attach your saw to a metal plate or plywood and then to the brackets and make it work. Keep in mind this fix would raise your saw that much higher and could limit your ability to use the extension arms as intended.
1641538
If the blade works on it yes. However it's only going to cut so far into it. I'd be looking at a different type of saw if I was trying to do that.
1580920
I cannot say with certainty, however I will say the fence is very versatile and quite easy to modify which is what I did rather than modify my saw. I would suspect you could make it work for your needs. Sorry for the delayed response.
923369
Yes, it will work great, just be very steady with the saw and keep it straight.
1557461
Really I have no idea.. But if you go to there website maybe it will ell you there.. We went by the picture and it works great on ours.. We purchased our saw at Lowes several years ago.. Sorry I can't be of more help..
668358
Yes it sure does, but as others have said, the longer the pole the more unstable the saw at the end can become. Bank on the 14' and ensure you are very stable and not hanging off of a step ladder.
1471521
Yes, the fence fits. It's well engineered and is easy to remove to change a blade. Also, to comment on a previous answer, the fence can be adjusted for drift using one of the allen wrenches supplied with the saw. The instructions don't cover the procedure for determining the angle and direction of drift, however.
2141224
I really do not know. I have one for my Poulon Pole saw but when I attached it and tried to use it,it vibrated so bad My hand got numb.
2189790
The front and back rails may need to be drilled to match the mounting holes in the saw. It should work fine.RKH