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

I purchased the Vevor small top handle saw first and then I bought one of the Vevor pole saws. Then I moved up to this bad boy here. I've owned and still own quite a few saw. Stihl, Husqvarna and Echo saws have been my go to saws for years but, my big Husqvarna was in the shop and I thought what the heck, I can buy an inexpensive Vevor 62cc saw for $100 or so and use it until my Husqvarna gets fixed. The problem is that on the second pull the top part of the pull rope guide just snapped off and went flying. Yes, the pull rope guide is made from plastic where every other saw on the market uses a metal pull rope guide. So if you try to start this saw make sure that you are pulling straight up only. Also, pull the the rope gently until the engine is rotated until the pull rope handle has tension on it and it as close to the saw as possible. It doesn't have a compression release and getting the engine turned exactly right will help with getting it started. You'll understand after a little use of the saw. The next problem with the saw is that mine cuts to the left severely. I can't tell that the bar is bent or that anything is damaged. Typically, when this happens on a saw with a long bar it's because the teeth on one side of the chain were not sharpened on the same angle as the other side of the chain. Since this was on a new saw with a new bar and new chain, i can't really say what is causing it to cut to the left. I'm 57 and work for my local electric company and have over 35 years of experience cutting down trees and limbs so I'm not inexperienced. The saw does have plenty of power but, I think the clutch is a little weak and engages too soon sometimes when the saw is cutting into some hard wood. The chain will stop turning but, the engine is still revving pretty high. So the amount of power is impressive but, the clutch won't allow you to load the engine up very hard before the chain stops spinning. You just have to adjust your amount of pressure on the saw as you cut to not let it happen. The saw does sound fairly loud and aggressive and it has plenty of pep. I would highly recommend ear muffs or plugs. Oh yeah, one of the biggest issues with this saw is the lack of a primer bulb. I've never had an issue with any of my other saw getting restarted after running the tank empty. This 62cc Vevor saw is very difficult to get restarted if you let it run out of gas. Normally, on my other saw if I kill the engine the second that I hear it running out of gas I can refill the tank and get the saw restarted within 2 or 3 pulls. This Vevor is going to wear you out cranking it to get it restarted after running out of gas. It's a pretty thirsty saw when cutting through some hard wood so it's going to empty the tank pretty fast. You would probably be better off squirting some gas directly into the carburetor a few times to help get it restarted quicker instead of wearing yourself out pulling the rope 20 times.

Pull ripe and recoil spring broke on first use. Bar not heavy duty. Waiting for replacement under extended warranty.

Never got the 12” too start. Has never reaches the primer bulb no matter how much you pushed bulb in but you can hear air moving when push bulb in. The 20” fired right up no problem.

So I had it sitting in my shop since Feb 9th. I went out 4 days ago and assembled it. Then read through the manual. The Chainsaw key pocket under the base it a pretty cool. For being a 96 cos. It seems a little under powered. Most items I've purchased and/or seen from Vevor has been well built and tough. I like tough. I currently own 4 Vevor saws and many other Vevor items. Ive been using chainsaws my whole life. This one honestly not my favorite. It does have pull assist but doesn't seem to work properly. After 3 days of use running clean non ethanol truefuel. It will no longer start and stay running. Im about to do a trouble ticket. Thank you Vevor I hope your customer service is as good as your products have been thus far. Because I do like them and the price. God bless Buddy Thomas

Bonne machine dans l'ensemble si ce n'est que le système de blocage de chaine est à demi fondu. Quasiment impossible à démarrer à chaud. Machine puissante mais le démarrage à chaud est un vrai handicape. Pas trouvé de position spécifique pour le démarrage à chaud comme indiqué dans le descriptif de vente

Tras cortar varios carros de leña se ha dañado el espadín, llevo años utilizando motosierra y quería uno de bajo coste para emergencias y tras cortar varios carros de leña, unos 2500kg de leña el estadin se ha dañado, queria saber si tiene reemplazo por garantía

I bought this small saw to keep in my tractor. So far this saw has worked good. It’s too early to give a better review but for the money it’s a good buy.

upon recieving it w/o even opening it was a rattle, so i unpacked the chainsaw and was very well packed in a foam molded unit. i got to the rattle that was in the gas tank and took off the cap and there was the fuel filter just in there not connected to the fuel line. i took a picture and sent it to customer service waiting for a reply... glad i don't need this in a hurry.. so its my review.. also looking at the oil pickup filter it seems to be wrapped around inside where if the oil level is low it would not pickup the bottom of the tank. maybe its too long of hose where the oil filter or Clunk as the use to call it well lets see if i even get a reply back

I received this product last night and upon opening saw a residue all over the unit. I thought nothing of it and continue unpacking. I noticed fuel in the primer bulb which was a first for me with a new chainsaw purchase. After putting the saw together which went fairly well, I topped off the bar chain oil and fuel. Tightened up the caps and set the saw up right. Instantly the fuel began dripping out. I put the saw on its side to further evaluate. I opened and closed a few to see if there was any obvious compromises but didn’t notice anything blatant. I primed the unit and ran for a bit. Started up and sounded great. The saw was left in upright position over night and the next more my towel underneath was soaked in fuel. Photos were taken of where bubbling was actually found when closing the fuel cap. Not thrilled about this at all. I also noticed I paid a few bucks more than I see advised on all social media platforms.

I got chain saw in and for some reason when I used it for the first time the chain saw broke ok well I said I go buy one come to find out I can’t find one around here where I live but it ran awsome till chain broke so I have a piece to look at and not use