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

Got it yesterday put it all together but didn’t have fuel or bar oil. Put gas and bar oil in it this morning and the pull cord broke the 6th pull. So can’t even use it till I fix this brand new saw now.

I bought this saw to accompany one I had already purchased which was great in power, throttle responsiveness and performance; however this saw was a disappointment. It did have power and the like but leaked fuel from the bottom seam of the fuel tank. I only realized it once setting it down to watch my gas run everywhere and puddle up. It leaked so much I couldn’t use the saw. Still waiting on a replacement.

Comme je vous ai informé le 22 septembre 2026 sur votre site tronçonneuse ne fonctionnait pas car elle ne démarre puis je demande remboursement de ,71,90 maintenant veuillez m'indiquer ce que veut dire le niveau v1 et comment atteindre le niveau V4 pour être remboursé cordialement

machine starts and works well but built little so so as my bar was bent and now i am not able to use the equipment

Very finicky starter… choke once then pull a bunch. When sitting, it leaks bar oil. Cuts good.

Bought the Vevor 62cc 20” chainsaw a few weeks ago to have a back up, since testimonials were good. Used it two weeks ago on a medium size spruce tree. It cut well but died a few times while cutting for no reason and the started up was hard. I noticed the throttle trigger does not lock at full rpm for starting like other saws I have, is it suppose to, is it broken? Makes it hard to start cold. The pull is also much harder than my other similar sized saws. Okay for the money as long as it holds up for a while.

Got 3 trees down, it’s shot. It worked long enough for me to get done what I wanted. Save some money and buy a better saw. Can’t get replacement parts.

Works for the price Kinda heavy comparing to my husqavarna or sthil Vibrates moore then a premium saw Losing the tension alot no matather how Hard i fasten the sword Cange the plug directly mine broke on the first start Been running 8-9 tanks now with only the tension problems Conclusion if you use it once or a couple houers a year it is a 10/10 buy If you use it alot you will be a little disappointed i think Maby I got a Monday example or I shold have gone with a smaller cc saw like 50ish Overall 6.5/10 buy

At first, I was impressed...until I got around to using it. First off, installing the bar to the saw...meh. Took a minute. Very cheezy set up. Felt like I was going to break the chain tensioner to get the chain tightened to my personal preference...just slack enough to read 2 pitch numbers pulling from the top of the bar. Second, the retaining nuts for the bar wont tighten enough no matter how much you tighten them again afraid I was going to break the studs off...because it feels cheap. Oh and one nut falls off while operating...no matter what! Using thin washers behind the nuts seemed to do the trick however. Not a fan of the "Ez start" You can't hold it with 1 hand and start it with the other! Impossible! LAME!!! Have to use your damn foot on the ground or squeeze it between your knees! No primer bulb no carb adjustments. Takes 5-8 pulls to start even when hot! BUY EXTRA CHAINS WITH YOUR ORDER! They dull quick but do sharpen well. I run Amsoil 100:1, non ethanol 91 or race gas 40/60 in all my 2 strokes. Dirt bikes, sleds, weed eaters and several chainsaws. I also rebuild all my motors and trust the 100:1 mixture 100%. I run 50: 1 and do a religious heat cycle break in procedure for the first 10 hours before I switch to 100:1. This saw was real boggy on the bottom end @ 50:1 for about 5 tanks then leveled out and seem to come around after about 3.5 hours of use. When I switched to 100:1...the saw came alive! WOW!!! It runs soooo good! Very powerful, very clean running, no bogging...but still takes 5-8 pulls to start! Lmfao! Have approx. 60 hours on the saw cutting only railroad ties for a huge retaining wall and 12 large railroad tie garden boxes. What I bought the saw for. The bar has held up flipped every 5 tanks but went through a dozen chains...I've gotten my money's worth 10 fold for sure!

Saw runs good and has plenty of power, but it leaks ALOT of bar oil EVERYWHERE!