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

Have ran a couple tanks of fuel through it and actually pretty decent little saw for the money. Cuts good, not bad on power, my only complaint so far is that it dies out when coming back to idle, but overall fairly pleased with it.

Well this saw just showed up this week a day early also! and I finally got a chance to put it together and try it out. My wife and I live in a off grid cabin in Wi and wood heat is our primary source of heat. It was pretty straight forward putting it together except getting the chain on, it takes a bit with the tension screw being on the cover and not on the unit its self but I got it. So basically KEEP IT OUT OF THE DIRT! the less times you have to change out the chain the better. I ran a tank of gas through it on some logs and I will say that with a good chain this saw rips! It's got a lot more power than I expected. For just over $100.00 I'd buy another one for back up. I may grab a 18 inch for smaller wood. At the end of the day im pretty impressed. It seems like Vevor is coming a long way and getting popular, we use they're diesel heaters for back up heat in the winter, also good units.

Would be 5 star but i had to replace the two bolts on the side with nylock nuts to keep them from falling off from vibration. Saw runs amazing, starts first or second pull, i cut trees for hours no problems.

Just use it to cut two good size trees down surprisingly it ran amazing. Only downfall is the plastics are cheap and the O-rings on the gas tank and the bar oil tank isn’t the best, but overall it’s a decent saw for the price

The price on this saw is amazing. It performed well during the first couple of tanks. Easy cutting. Easy starting and runs well. Concerns include chain tightening mechanism, leaking bar oil, noisy and smokey. It's a bit heavy. It's a good saw for occasional use. We'll see how it holds up over time.

Cuts very well. Only problem I had was getting it started out of the box. Took about 200 pulls

Needed a lighter chain saw. Getting old and frail. Got the 52cc,18" bar. The saw starts easily and cuts quite well. Unfortunately, the chain oiler must be gravity fed as any oil still in the reservoir leaks out and makes a huge mess after finishing

I have to admit, I was expecting this to be something that was used a few times before it stopped working. It started easily and runs smoothly. It may not be for a professional logger. But for the average homeowner or small homestead it’s perfect. So far the only thing that I have problems with is the chain tension screw is kinda of cumbersome to use.

I really like to chainsaw, but I haven’t been able to purchase a second chain for this saw maybe once you get to the point where you can find parts for it it’ll be a lot easier to work with

Saw has good power and runs well, but there is a design flaw that would make it unsatisfactory for the average person. The starter rope guide is made of a very brittle and abrasive plastic. Mine lasted two pulls before it broke. I made a replacement on the lathe out of brass and now the saw works well. This saw is pretty basic, feature wise. It has no compression release and no primer, so a little extra cranking is necessary after the saw has been sitting a while (and it doesn't turn over that easily, due to the fairly large displacement). OTOH, it is only about a half pound heavier than my Husky 346XP and it cuts comparably. It does not rev as high as the Husky, but it has considerably more torque (thanks to 12cc more displacement) so you can lean into it harder. Time will tell how long it lasts, but in initial testing, it is a solid saw once the defective rope guide is replaced.