I’ll give you crossing streams of information of automotive and power tool but past that nothing said is really out of place. Suffice to say it’s not worth the time to break down how you are wrong and you should defiantly expand your global energy production knowledge sir.There are so many conflicts, half-truths, inaccuracies and bizarre lines in there that it's not worth the time to break them down, but suffice to say I don't agree, and you should probably expand your knowledge and reading sources on the subject (not the least of which are the dimensions of the oil/gas industry you're sticking with, and the relative economies and scale of a yard tool vs. a car).
Beyond that, battery tools are great. Zero maintenance, start every time, have gobs of power, no fumy fuel to store (and preserve), tend to be smaller and lighter, are quieter, etc. etc. I get why they aren't ready in some spots for commercial use, but for a homeowner/DIY guy, I'm happy to be rid of gas and for that matter air tools.
lol - I'll "defiantly" be pretty comfortable that I understand it well enough since I spent many years in a role where batteries were a significant part of the responsibility and have an interest in the broader area also. A lot of what that guy posted is misinformation or ****, so we can agree to disagree. If your location is correct, I have a suspicion on what direction you're coming from, so I'll bring my grains of salt along for the conversation, which to be clear is not 'global energy production' in any case.I’ll give you crossing streams of information of automotive and power tool but past that nothing said is really out of place. Suffice to say it’s not worth the time to break down how you are wrong and you should defiantly expand your global energy production knowledge sir.