Milwaukee Tools has recalled more than 90,000 chainsaws because the chain brake may not engage and could allow someone to be cut. The recall affects the M18 FUEL Top Handle Chainsaw with catalog ...

Milwaukee Tool recall has recalled more than 90,000 chainsaws sold related to safety risk. The company recalled the products ...

Milwaukee Tool has issued a voluntary recall for certain M18 FUEL top-handle chainsaws due to a faulty chain brake. The ...

The defect involves the chainsaw's chain brake, a critical safety mechanism designed to stop the chain's movement in emergency situations.

Unless you regularly use a chainsaw to cut firewood, chances are pretty good that your saw won’t be up to the job if called on in an emergency. The typical suburban chainsaw sits around day after day ...

Nearly 100,000 battery-powered chainsaws are being recalled after reports of brake failure that caused at least one injury, federal officials said.Milwaukee Tool issued the recall for about 90,860 of ...

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp. of Brookfield, Wisconsin, is recalling over 90,000 units of its M18 FUEL Top Handle Chainsaws.

The chainsaws were sold at Home Depot, other home improvement stores, and online from March 2023 through September 2024.

Milwaukee Tool has recalled nearly 100,000 M18 FUEL Top Handle Chainsaws due to a potential chain brake failure that poses a cut hazard.