Customer Reviews for VEVOR 25 cc Gas Chainsaw, 305 mm Gas Powered Chainsaw, 0.75 kW Power Chain Saw with Non-Slip Handle, Gas-Powered Chainsaws with Dual Fuel Tanks, For Wood Cutting, Tree Trimming, and Land Clearing

On most things, you get what you pay for: not on this saw. It’s great. My 40 year old 50cc Partner saw finally died and I needed a saw to slab up a large Pecan limb and a 21” DBH Oak that I took down. I didn’t want to spend $600 on a brand name saw and took a chance on this Vevor 62cc. The reviews were mixed, with some saying it was hard to start, and others saying it was cheaply built. It’s not as solid of build as my 1983 Partner, but it’s pretty good. I put my 50:1 gas mix into it since that’s what I use in my other 2 cycle equipment. I pulled out the choke and it turned over on the 4th pull. Pushed the choke in and it started on the next pull. Not hard to start at all. I had wanted a 24” bar with a ripping chain, but didn’t notice that the saw is a 0.325” pitch, not a 3/8” like most name brand saws. All I could find was a 22” bar on Amazon, so went with that. This saw has awesome power! It does suck the gas, though. It took two tanks to slab that 21” oak log per cut. I put this saw through a work out. It did get harder to start when it was hot. Totally satisfied. Here’s a photo of the saw attached to a Granberg Alaskan sawmill.

buyer beware, it’s JUNK! the saw saga continues, bought one last fall for cabin use. Out of the box it was a beast until it ran out of fuel. Yes 40/1 was the mixture used and it never ran again. called Vevor and after numerous emails and messages they did replace with another. Now that one out of the box won’t even start. went to the local shop new plugs in both new carb on the broken one and I now have 2 saws that will not start or run. Of you are looking to buy a saw LOOK Elsewhere these are JUNK. FYI my 10 and 15 year old Sthil fire on the first pull even after they have been sitting for a year.

This thing runs and cuts great! Very handy little saw!

I buy a logging truck load of oak limbs every year. This saw flies through them. The only bad feature is the chain tightening.

Great saw starts almost every time on the first pull sometimes I don't need to put the choke its ready to go. But sometimes it sputters when you put throttle to it just something that needs adjusted. And it cuts great

Great little chainsaw when I first started it up I cut four ripple wood without stopping but just to fill up walk through some big red oak I didn't give it a breath until I was done and still runs good today I'll probably cut 20 rick of wood with it is still good as new really surprising

The price of this saw was too good to be true, but as cheap as it was, I thought it was worth a try . My son who is extremely pessimistic was completely surprised at how well it started operated and run for a full day of clearing trails for the cattle and would definitely buy another! I am looking at purchasing the small saw something that could be carried by horseback going into clear out trails!! This saw worked hard all day with zero issues I would highly recommend!! Rex Christie

I got this and had my son help put it together so he could learn a little, then sent him in to the wooded area to use a hand saw for the really small saplings. I was clearing a 50x50 lot so I can build a shop at the new house my wife and I recently bought and first went through all the smaller trees. This saw sliced and diced like a champ. When it was time for the bigger trees I sent the boy in for lunch and proceeded to drop the larger trees. I probably have enough firewood for next winter with how much I had to cut down. Then there was the "big-guy". A 100'+ pine tree that was staring me down... I cut two notches then went in for the main slice to get it to drop away from the house. I had about 10% left to go through the trunk and saw the top weaving in the wind so I pulled the saw and sat it down to give some manual pushing. Well the tree did a 180 spin off the stump, dropped onto the ground and then (luckily) it did fall in the direction I was hoping. It was an intense couple of seconds but at least the tree was down where I wanted it to be. The unfortunate part was that when the tree spun off the stump, it landed right on top of my new saw! ! ! SON OF A....! I had to get a shovel to dig it out... It was crushed (see pics) bar bent straight up at a 90* angle, plastic covers broken, choke knob broke, carb smashed in... It was a complete loss. Just for grins and giggles I took off the bar/chain and tried to fire it up and wouldn't you know, it started right up like it wanted to go for another round. Due to the safety issue I will not be putting this one back into service but it does show that this thing can have a 5 ton tree fall on it and still run! I have an older 18" poulan that just had the chain sharpened, I was using for the branches... BOOOO! the poulan was putting out literal dust compared to the Vevor's massive wood shavings. Man I already miss the 20" 62cc Vevor. No comparison. The extra 2 inches really makes a difference and the power had me cutting through large trunks in no time. Plus the light weight design allowed it to cut through the branches without wearing me out. Definitely recommend this saw to anyone looking to cut down trees or lop up trunks for firewood.

Received in a timely manny. Added fuel and oil and fired right up. Ran about a half a tank of gas through it. Cutting well. Fueled it the second time and it would not start. Took the plug out and found a very small gap. At least it looked small to me. I opened it up a little and put it back. Fires right up and have ran a couple of tanks through without issue.

It arrived yesterday, faster than expected, i put it together and Used it today to cut up some Huge 24 x 24 tree trunk and sections where the branches sprouted from. Dense wood and still had a lot of moisture. Filled with chian oil and 40:1 fuel pulled twice it almost started. An the third pull it was running and I was cutting