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

After using for about 10 min saw dies and won't start back until cooled down. Other than that the saw cuts good and starts easy.

Need to sale chains for your saws I have bought

Desearía saber si a mi motosierra se le puede acoplar un espadín ( guía de cadena ) más pequeño, en vez de 55 cm , puede ser uno de 35- 45 cm. ?

Pull start broke and won’t retract or start. Tried submitting claim on the website, but wouldn’t let me upload photos. Same issue here…won’t let me upload photo. Hopefully Vevor will contact me for replacement soon., project now delayed and unfinished…

The saw works good for the price. I don't think it will last as long as my Sthil saw. Getting parts for it will be difficult because Vevor doesn't sell replacement parts for most of there products. I'm pretty sure it will be a throw away say. Time will tell.

Got it running and have not had a chance to use it yet seems to be OK

The saw works good, the plastic on the saw is cheap, the clips on the cover clips were broken. The saw runs good, overall a good saw, just hoping the cover will stay on.

Bonjour, le seul regret c'est le Manuel est écrit en anglais pas facile de comprendre. Cordialement

The Vevor 20 inch 62 cc offered at such an attractive price was the draw for me. I wanted a saw for occasional use at my home in the city as well as my family farm. I used the saw several days ago to cut some small sapplings (1 - 4 inches), and it performed well. The feel was comfortable. I kept hitting the on/off switch while maneuvering the saw, which was a bit annoying. It's location was probably great for a fast disablement, yet after 4 -5 times, I wondered if another location might be more fitting. Also, the user's manual section on adjusting the tension of the chain did not fit my saw. There was no screw to adjust the tension. I had to loosen the two bolts holding the brake cover and suspend the chainsaw using a screwdriver through the hole in the bar to get the ideal chain tension. This was a bit cumbersone, but after a few times I managed. Also, there was no instruction to install the bumper spikes. It took a few minutes to figure it out. I feel that the power of the saw is certainly there to cut through bigger logs should I need it. For the price and power, I'm satisfied. For consideration, I would have a review/update of the chain tensioning documentation for this model Vevor saw and installing of the bumper spikes. Overall, I would recommend this saw to others.

I received the saw for gas and oil in it primed it and all the gas ran out. I was going to send it back but I'm mechanically inclined so I took it apart and the gas line was not connected. I reconnected it started it runs great