Customer Reviews for VEVOR 40 cc Gas Chainsaw, 355 mm Gas Powered Chainsaw, 1.3 kW Power Chain Saw with Non-Slip Handle, Gas-Powered Chainsaws with Dual Fuel Tanks, For Wood Cutting, Tree Trimming, and Land Clearing

Never got to start it. Chain will not tighten so I just left it in the building not fooling with it anymore

Chain broke before it ever touched wood and no it was not too tight. Bought Oregon chain and it worked great.

The motor is fine. The problem is the bar and chain are weak and low quality. The bar bent the first time I used it and the roller at the end of the bar burned up. I can't find any quality brand bars or chains that fit this obscure size. Vevor doesn't have any replacement parts listed on the website.

Runs good so far price is good a little lighter than my other one same size

The handle on my chainsaw come apart today I've only used it three times I'm disappointed in it.

De piètre qualité ,quand on installe la chaîne, les pièces en mauvais plastique rigide ne s'emboîtent plus . On recommence et s'est pareil. Du coup on hésite à s'en servir. Qd on coupe du bois avec ,elle fonctionne bien

Started leaking bar oil immediately

The VEVOR 62cc Gas Chainsaw is honestly an amazing chainsaw for the price. It has plenty of power, starts up well, and handles cutting jobs like trimming trees and cutting firewood without any problem. For around this price range, it’s impressive how solid and capable it feels compared to many budget saws. It definitely punches above its price point. That said, there are a couple design choices that could be better. The biggest issue is the chain tensioner being on the front instead of the side like most chainsaws. Having to adjust it from the front is pretty inconvenient and awkward compared to the standard side tensioners used on most other saws. Also, it uses a 40:1 fuel mix, which isn’t the most convenient since all my other chainsaws run on 50:1, meaning I have to mix a separate fuel batch just for this saw. Another thing I noticed is the chain that came with it dulled pretty quickly while cutting oak. It still works fine, but it’s definitely beneficial to have a second or even third chain on hand so you can swap them out when one gets dull. Overall though, those are minor complaints considering the power and value you get for the price.

The pull cord would not recoils properly. However, the saw performed as it should while it was running and really impressed me.

You get what you pay for. If you need to cut down a tree or 2 its fine. After that it struggles to stay on. Constantly using choke and multiple turns. This is all with it right out of the box. Its a 40:1 mix ratio which is kind of annoying. Uses bar oil like crazy. All in all if you have a couple trees its worth it. If you have a forest, spend the money, buy a real chainsaw.