One of Milwaukee's popular M18 chainsaws has been recalled over a key safety flaw. Here's what you need to know before you ...

In its official recall announcement, Milwaukee Tool stated it is "committed to continuously improving safety and productivity ...

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

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 ...

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

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Nearly 100,000 battery-powered chainsaws are being recalled after reports of brake failure that caused at least one injury, ...

Milwaukee Tool recalls specific M18 FUEL chainsaws due to safety concerns. Learn if your model is affected and how to get ...

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

Milwaukee's affordable and reliable M18 FUEL Chainsaw lineup uses 18-volt REDLITHIUM High Output battery packs. Milwaukee offers chainsaw kits that include one or two M18 battery packs. If you already ...

This recall involves the M18 FUEL Top Handle Chainsaw, catalog number 2826-20 with a serial break identified with "A" in the product's serial number. The catalog number can be found on the upper right ...