VEVOR Gas Chainsaw 58CC 2-Cycle Gasoline Powered Chainsaw 20 Inch Handheld Cordless Petrol Chain Saws For Forest, Wood, Garden and Farm Cutting Use

It’s not a pro grade saw and it’s not huge but it starts easily and works well for small jobs. Nice and lightweight! Don’t put too much force on it and it goes right through the trees. It did come with metal dog teeth that bite in strong. Good for clean ups. Definitely would but again. Put an E3 plug in it and it works well!

Out of the box all looked good added bar oil and 2-cycle fuel started up great as any other brand. 1st cut chain came off. Didn’t think much of it so put it back on adjusted and a way we go again and the chain came off again. Did this for the next 2 hrs battling with the chain keeper coming off. Then I started noticing the chain was tight so slide it around and the chain jamed. Pain looking into all sorts of reasons I found a few. The clutch assembly was lose leaving a small gap and when the chain slid in there it went lose and jamed up. This might be a one off issue with this saw but I struggled the rest of the morning and gave up. I hate returning things I just don’t do it but I wasn’t going to throw it in the trash . A waste of $120. So I returned it today. I tried 3 different brand new chains and didn’t make a difference. I’ve used many different brands over the last 35 years so know what I’m doing.

62cc Update: Completed 1 season of wood prep. No issues. Starts first pull. Plenty of power sounds great! The chain is slightly narrower compared to 20" stihl. I never timed it but cut speed is fast. This saw is great and there are times i prefer it over my stihl 391 because its lighter Cons? Really none, just things to know. Mine runs out of gas when on its side or vertical down. Just tip level for a bit and finish cut no big deal. Clean air filter every other tank of gas. Simply unsnap latches remove and tap filter out, replace and go. Pros: Chains are $26/3pk and i get longer life from chain than 391. Great saw, take care of it.

Can't speak for what the 1 star reviewers got, but this thing is right on the money for less than a $100. It cuts like butter and is one pull start for me after warm up. 1 start at five times as I was using it. Made quick work of the tree that fell in my daughter's yard. Even if this thing died today, it is still $100 well spent. Call somebody to clear a tree from your yard, then check your wallet!!

Happily surprised! I was hesitant with the relatively unknown name brand (@ least here in the US) and low price point. Plenty of power, started right up and haven't had any issues starting since. It's not overly heavy and balanced well. Only have had it for a day or two so I can't speak for the durability yet, but seems like a good quality and should prove to be durable. The only downfall I will note is the chain itself. Fits well and works well but dulls VERY quickly. Had to put on new chain after first 2 hours of use (and no, I was only cutting trees ... not concrete, dirt, metal or any other chain destroying elements) The chain doesn't match the quality of the saw. Have a spare handy.

Works great. My husband loves it said it was a work horse. I highly recommend it and the seller also. Received it early. Got everything that was in the picture with the chain saw

This is a great little saw for the money. Started right up and ran great. Bought to carry in my utv for use on falling trees.

Overall, the saw ran great on the first 2 runs. 3rd run discovered poor engineering. I pulled the saw out and attempted to start it. After 5 min. of trying to start it, fuel was coming out of the exhaust. The switch was in the on position and the choke was pulled out. Didn't even hint on starting the whole time. Upon breakdown to remove filter and spark plug, I noticed the air filter was clogged by sawdust. That is not an issue I've had on another saw. Once the excess fuel was cleared and the filter was cleaned, it ran good. Couple days later I went to start the saw and the chain wanted to rotate. Discovered the clutch had failed. The hook on the spring broke. I'm currently in contact with vevor about the clutch specifications so that I can buy a quality clutch. I would buy this saw again, just upgrade/modify a few things. For $106, not a horrid buy. When the saw is running, it cuts pretty quick and the weight of it isn't too bad. I found on first operation, it was super easy to use. It started up within 5 pulls of the cord. I would say that if you don't know how to troubleshoot, you need to stay away from this saw. If you don't know how to break in a 2 stroke engine, stay away from this saw. If you don't know how to take care of a saw, stay away from any saw. Preventive maintenance well help, but doesnt help poor engineering. I do intend on doing some modifications and upgrades to help prolong the life of this saw.