Ryobi 46396035790
Designed specifically for pruning and limbing applications, this compact battery-powered chainsaw brings cordless convenience to homeowners and gardening enthusiasts. With its 20.32cm bar length and impressive 4.60 m/s chain speed, it delivers efficient cutting performance for branches and smaller wood sections without the hassle of fuel mixing or cord management.
Powered by Ryobi's proven 18V ONE+ battery platform, this model offers the flexibility to share batteries across an extensive range of tools. The combination of its lightweight design and targeted pruning capabilities makes it an excellent choice for tree maintenance, yard cleanup, and general property care tasks where mobility and precision matter more than raw power.
Technical Specifications
| Recommended Bar Length | 20.32 cm |
| Chain Speed | 4.60 m/s |
| Intended Use | pruning/limbing |
| Fuel Type | 18V battery |
Frequently asked questions
What is the Ryobi 46396035790 designed to do?
Ryobi lists the intended use of the 46396035790 as pruning and limbing, not felling or bucking full trees. That, together with its compact 20.32 cm bar, points to a saw meant for trimming branches and tidying up smaller cuts around a yard rather than heavy-duty tree work.
What bar length and chain speed does the Ryobi 46396035790 have?
The Ryobi 46396035790 runs a 20.32 cm bar with the chain moving at 4.60 m/s. That is a short bar paired with a moderate chain speed, a combination suited to quick pruning cuts rather than pushing through thick trunks, where a longer bar and faster chain speed would matter more.
Is the Ryobi 46396035790 battery or gas powered?
The Ryobi 46396035790 is powered by an 18V battery, with no gasoline engine, fuel mixing or pull-start involved. That makes it a cordless tool built around Ryobi's 18V platform, though the listed data does not include the battery's capacity or how long a charge lasts in use.
Is the Ryobi 46396035790 suited for felling large trees?
No. Ryobi's own intended-use listing for the 46396035790 is pruning and limbing, and its 20.32 cm bar is short for cutting through large trunks. The saw fits jobs like trimming branches and light yard cleanup, not felling trees, which calls for a longer bar and a saw built for that task.
Source: www.ryobitools.com