VEVOR 58CC 50.8 cm Gasoline Chainsaw Gas Powered Wood Cutting Engine Gas Chain Saw

This thing is a beast so far I’ve cut 2 trees down with this beast and it’s done an awesome job easy start every time chain looks cheap but so far it still cuts great . This video the tree is a pine tree about 60’ tall

I bought my saw from vevor awhile back and I know for a fact 3 friends and two relatives that cut wood all now have one from just trying out mine. It saves time because this thing eats wood like no other. I have a husqvarna stihl poulan all 20" saws and since I bought the vevor they sit at home on the shelf.. my wife daughter and her husband and I cut down two 75 ft pine trees 2 ft across bases trimmed cut up and had loaded both trees in 3.5 hours . From the notching to the trimming and cutting to length all done with my vevor ... the power doesnt seem like much more when you are looking at the numbers .. but ill guarantee you that 4ccs is like the difference between a 6 cylinder and 8 cylinder. Its lighter then my trimming saw thats 14" so far its been a great addition to my arsenal and it does exactly what you would ask of it. Ive used and abused mine and every time 2nd maybe third pull its running and saying bring it lets go.. im buying another one today thats how much i like it.. and ill probably but and see how smaller trimming size does also. Only problem ive had is ive wanted to buy chains for it and cant find them so if theres somewhere special to get them ill take 3 20" rt now!

I bought two VEVOR chainsaws — the larger 62cc and the smaller one‑hand model VEVOR 25 cc — to cut down three trees in my forest. Since I only use a chainsaw occasionally, I decided to spend litle bit more than €200 for both VEVOR saws instead of €800 for one professional model. After finishing the job, I can say I made the right choice. Cold starts take 2–3 pulls, warm starts on the first. The plastic and chain aren’t top‑tier, but for this price I expected worse. Plenty of power for home and light forestry work. I’m not a professional logger and have little experience with chainsaws, yet the work went smoothly. Excellent value for occasional use.

I have used chainsaws all of my life, for 10 years I was a Stihl service manager, I helped clear the Appalachan Trail in the 1970's, I heated with wood I cut myself all through the 1990's. I have owned numerous chainsaws in my life from cheap Homelite to top of the line Stihl an I have never seen a better value than this saw. It will happily cut the full length of its bar, its light enough to weild 1 handed for me at 72. The replacement chains are very inexpensive, its just a great little saw. The pic represents about 15 min of cutting.