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

A good saw once started..........however; harder than necessary to start....it does not include a prime pump and requires you to pull excessively with the choke on and then excessively after the choke is off.......because of this flawed circumstance the power chord wears out quickly and is very difficult to replace.

Chain breaking takes awhile. More vibration then I expected

Hard to beat the price, if it ran like it should it’d be a really decent saw. I will say it always starts, but it runs rough. The chain tensioner is a pain in the butt as far as where it’s located. Overall it did what I needed it to do, I had a big hard maple in my yard to cut up and needed a saw with a longer bar than my stihl with only an 18” bar. It’s not going to work like a 900 dollar saw but for the price I’d say it’s worth it

I bought it for an Alaskan saw mill. I unboxed it added fuel and oil and fired it up. It fired up easy BUT the gas cap leaked. The design is terrible. It's just a scrww on cap with a flimsy o ring. When you tighten a gas cap your natural tendency is to tighten the cap down snug. When I did the oring flared out causing the leak. You have to tighten the gas cap very slowly and not very tight or the o ring will deform and cause a leak. Ok I could work with that but it's disappointing. I put it on my shelf u til the weekend when I could use it. When I went to get it I saw oil all over the shelf. The chainsaw is leaking oil from o e of the seams of the engine block. No adjusting the cap could fix that. I reported that to vevor who sent an auto reply stating they would follow up in 48hrs. That was 5 days ago....no response. Im very disappointed with their lack of response. The leaking g reservoirs and the let down of realizing this saw isn't going to work for me. The only way it would is if I only put oil and gas in the day I use it and remove the excess.

This unit starts when it feels like it. You either pull on it all day with no start or it fires right up. You never know with this thing. I put it in the corner of the garage where it will live till I decide to throw it out. Waste of money in my opinion. I had high hopes after a friend purchased your Vevor heaters and raved about them and I saw them work in his garage. Just disappointed!!

Tools says 20" but when bought 20" replacement chain it's too big. Wasted 40 for one replacement chain to find it too big for my chainsaw.

Once I use my saw and shut it off it doesn’t want to start back

I poured the correct oil/gas ratio in the chainsaw, poured in the bar and chain oil. Started and ran it for about 3 minutes. Didn't get a chance to cut anything with it. Set it down, and the next day all the bar and chail all had leaked out of it all over my back porch. I don't mean to make y'all look bad but that is exactly what happened.

I diidnt expect much for the price... but expected to crank and run a few times more than it did. After about the third of use time saw has not crank again after multiple attempts. I will be contacting customer service. While it did run I was impressed for a cheap saw. it would be ok for the occasional user

The saw has plenty of power. The down side is that the fuel filter was not in the fuel line in the tank and it got Saturday in the carb. I have had to clean the carb three different times now. Now with the carb clean it doesn't want to run when you first start it. Once it warms up a little it runs fine but idles high. Not satisfied.