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

So far so good chain keeps loosening up. Not sure if it is a cheap chain or bolts won't stay tight enough. But for the price it gets the job done.

How do I order replacing chains 850-527-4249 or Wayne.newell01@gmail.com

Saw quit after about 5 uses. Send email to vevor no help at all. Had to order a spark plug and got it back going. Had to adjust carb as well.

I bought the Vevor chainsaw and love it. The only thing missing is the spike dog next to the bar for support. Can they be purchased?

It's a work horse, and frankly, the easiest to start of any chainsaw I've ever had. That being said, I cannot for the life of me understand who thought it was a good idea to put the chain tensioner right against the bar. Not only is it in such a place that you have to constantly scrape the screw head clean, with it right up against he bar without an offset screwdriver it's infuriating to work. Add on that it looks fuel like an old race horse... Overall, it works... but there's a lot of room for improvement.

Runs good but tensioner will not last

Chainsaw would not crank initially after multiple attempts. I followed all instructions to the “T”, had correct fuel and mix, etc. It didn’t seem to even fire. I tried a few days later and finally got it cranked. It ran exceptionally good once cranked, even compared to a Huskvarna I own. The following day it was back to not cranking. Again after a couple days it cranked and has cranked fairly easy thereafter. Again it performs well once cranked! I’m still not sure what the issue is/was but it was very frustrating !

The saw worked flawlessly the first time I used it. Now it will not start. At all. I used Truefuel 1:40, so I’m confident it’s not a fuel issue. Almost like the on/off switch is broken not allowing it to have spark. I haven’t dug into it due to time constraints, hopefully will get to do that soon

Received this saw, assembled the bar, added oil and gas mixture, primed it, pulled cord 3x and it was running! But man does the oiler put the oil out, even after turning it practically off, enough oil that it’s dripping on the ground and oil all over side of saw. Guess I’ll have to make sure I’m not wearing a pair of boots that’ll not hurt to get oil all over. But it seems to cut fine for a small saw. No pics of it

Fair saw.. starts and runs PERFECT. Never missed a lick as far as starting and running. Made of kinda cheesy material though. Cheap plastic caused some chain alighnment issues.. but solved it with a washer under one bar bolt. Oiler works great! Not for commercial use at ALL.. but if it low hanging limbs around the house its great