Customer Reviews for VEVOR 58 cc Gas Chainsaw, 508 mm Gas Powered Chainsaw, 2.0 kW Power Chain Saw with Non-Slip Handle, Gas-Powered Chainsaws with Dual Fuel Tanks, For Wood Cutting, Tree Trimming, and Land Clearing

Overall for the price it's hard to beat. The two things I noticed, it is noisy. The muffler, if there is one, is loud. That's ok, I'm used to loud things. Wear hearing protection. The other thing, the clutch seems a little weak and stalls easier than a brand name saw. But for a little over $100 I can't complain. The wrong chain came with it, so I called and I had the right chain in a few days no charge. The chain seems to stay sharp. I was cutting logs and brush that had been on the ground a drug across the ground, so it was dirty wood.

Only problem I have had is it tens to flood very easily? Don't pull it more than two or three times with choke out. Also initially spark plug wire did not make contact with spark plug. Saw would not crank finally pull a plug reattached it and everything seems to work fine now. It's all really seems strong. Just hope it will last

This product was a bit challenging to get going. Know that the original spark plug may not work. I had to buy a new spark plug to get it running. However, after changing out the old plug it ran really well. There wasn't much vibration and it cut great.

The saw works great it could have come wit the carborator adjustment tool came with everything eles to work on it just needs fine tuned to the 90 ethanol free gas & i dont have the special tool it needs

Good welder leads are a bit on the short side

This chainsaw really impressed me, for the cost and what it can do is amazing. I dont know how it would hold up in everyday use. But it works great for me.

Its a good saw but some parts are subpar. The chain adjuster just free spins on mine (yes the pin is in the alignment home on the bar) its just defective.

Not as light as I would have liked, My bad for not checking, but starts easily although the compression is quite high. The supplied chain and bar are adequate for light duty.

This saw has been used to down 44 trees, including de-limbing and sectioning the trunks. Positives - lots of power for its displacement, not too bad in the handling department, adjustable carb (was working at 9000', had to lean it out a bunch) Negatives - goes through the gas, switch is in a place where I keep shutting off the saw with a gloved hand, goes through the gas like no tomorrow and then the biggie Clutch is too light duty, when working the saw hard the clutch starts to over heat and slip. It has the 20" bar and I'm not cutting anything over 18". Once the clutch starts to overheat and smoke, I have to shut down and wait for thing to cool off. It is getting worse and I have a ticket in with Vevor. Maybe I just got a bad unit. I have a 16" Stihl that I have used for over 10 years that I can run hard enough that the engine bogs down - clutch doesn't slip and it doesn't smoke. But for the $115 I spent on the Vevor, I think I got my money's worth.

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