Customer Reviews for VEVOR 62 cc Gas Chainsaw, 508 mm Gas Powered Chainsaw, 2.7 kW Power Chain Saw with Non-Slip Handle, Gas-Powered Chainsaws with Dual Fuel Tanks, For Wood Cutting, Tree Trimming, and Land Clearing

Ots a fairly good saw just wish the clutch was better mine tends to slip im hoping its just a fluke and changing the clutch will fix the problem but getting ahold of anyone from vevor is a strugle

The chainsaw had trouble running for very long like it stop getting gas. Finally had to take the carburetor apart and clean it and found that a screw/part was loose somewhere and able to fix and now working great. Saw dust was getting inside.

Chainsaw probably would be great, but who knew it had to be assembled. This isn’t mentioned anywhere in the description. No one expects to get a chainsaw and pieces.

Worked great for three days then the starter cord snapped

Kind of a junk saw. It does run pretty well and the chain is sharp but it really lacks in power to actually cut wood. Would be decent to haul around on a four wheeler to clear the occasional branches from a trail but I wouldn’t want to use it up in a tree unless my Stihl 193t was broken.

It was good chainsaw for the price but the pull start broke on me tried to get a replacement for but couldn’t said that it was out of stock couldn’t get one so they just offered a refund for 50 dollars

Missing bolts for dogs......file too small for the chain.....Jim Thompson

It runs very rough when cutting into a tree definitely just needs a tuneup but other than that I mean the price for what you get it’s well worth it

I received this chainsaw from VEVOR and was excited to try it out. After all, who could resist a 62cc saw for that price. I assembled it and ran it for about 10 minutes slashing limbs from a downed tree on my property. It ran "Ok", but not great. It didn't really want to idle and would stall out. I brought it back to the garage and confirmed everything was assembled correctly. I test fired it several times and it would run for about 2 seconds and then die. I disassembled the unit to check that all the fuel lines were in good shape and not kinked or anything. All looked good. After some frustration, I reached out to VEVOR requesting a return/exchange. They offered me two options. One was to return the saw and they would replace it, or they would refund about 50% of the purchase price and I could do whatever with the saw. I decided to take the money and shelved the unit. A couple weeks later, I was servicing some other equipment and decided to give the saw another go. Nothing had changed. It would fire then die. I broke the saw down again and cleaned the carb out to make sure there were no blockages. I found a little debris in the carb which I cleaned out. I refueled the unit and fired it. It ran for a bit longer but was still struggling. I decided to make some adjustments to the carb (low/high and Idle). It took a bit to get it so it would idle but it finally started to run. After some tweaking of the low/high I was able to get the engine to stabilize and run. I kept tinkering and sure enough I got it dialed in. Now it runs great. I bucked some logs yesterday and it performed as it should. I think it is a useable saw now. FYI, I live in the Colorado mountains so altitude was the biggest factor in readjustment of the carb. Additionally, there was likely some debris in the carb from the manufacturing process. CONCLUSION: This saw is a great saw for the average homeowner, but it may take some adjustment to get it to run correctly depending on where you live.

Used it for a multi day clearing project. First day it ran really good. 2nd day half way through it wouldn’t crank after a refuel. Battle this the next day till I just gave up. It will crank once it’s cool I believe.