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

After having some help figuring out the chain brake. It works great. Another great purchase from. VEVOR.....

great little trim saw will fit in nicly with my other saws. great price and great item. nice weight, great at handling.

Quality saw for the price. Starts with ease. It tackled the bigger logs. I wish they had spare chains to buy

After using it once it seemed okay. I would suggest it to my friends that cut trees down for a living.

A Little assembly required, but works great. Powerful motor and way better than expected for price. Would buy again!

AInda não tinha utilizado durante 5 minutos e teve uma avaria. A corrente saltou pois o dispositivo esticador da corrente partiu-se. Parece ser uma peça de alumínio de fraca qualidade. Durante o tempo em que usei portou-se muito bem, parece ter um motor potente e é muito eficiente a cortar troncos. Podiam enviar-me só a peça em questão (side Cover with Chain Tension and brake mechanism) para não ter que devolver todo o equipamento e demorar muito mais tempo para a poder utilizar. Atentamente,... Francisco Job

I bought two saws, the 25.4cc 12" saw and was packaged well with no damage upon arrival. Assembled easy and fires up first pull. As do all chain saws the chain lube has a small slow leak. If your not a lumber jack and need a saw for around the homestead I highly recommend

I bought two saws, the 62cc 20" saw and was packaged well with no damage upon arrival. Assembled easy and fires up first pull. As do all chain saws the chain lube has a small slow leak. If your not a lumber jack and need a saw for around the homestead I highly recommend.

Great saw for the price. Same chain. Haven't sharped yet. This saw is a beast

Bought a few weeks ago. Initial start took quite a few pulls, as it seems to if it's stood idle for a week or 2.... but to be fair that might be as its not fully run in yet plus I might not have fully sussed the best start technique (I think choke out, 2 or 3 pulls with ignition off to prime, then ignition on & pull till fires briefly, then choke in and pull to start - don't "snatch" on the pull cord, take up the slack and a steady even pull). Once running it's pretty loud (I wear the supplied in-ear plugs which are pretty good, with ear defenders on top) - it's a chainsaw, never going to be quiet! I've run it gently so far cutting Firewood up to bed it in, & I think it's running better after 3 tanks of fuel. (I wasn't quite sure how to suss out the mix ratio with the supplied mixing bottle, but one bought locally for under 4 Quid sorted that). I've adjusted the chain once, and it looks like I need to tweak it again after using it cutting the rotten end off an old oak roof truss yesterday. So far & especially given the price for a pretty large 58cc, 20" bar chainsaw I'm very happy with it. The task I bought it for (cutting down a smallish Ash tree with Dieback on the boundary hedge I'm yet to tackle - but everything so far indicates that the saw is well up to the job.