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

Nice at first lots of power used for first time ran out of gas filled it up and pull cord broke before second tank of gas very disappointing

Cut real good until the pull starter came off. Had a hell of a time rewinding the spring.

Elle ne démarre pas et Vévor ne fait pas grand chose pour la faire tourner.

Purchased the larger 62cc saw with the 20" bar. Quality is iffy. Most parts are made of plastic. Don't think it will last very long. Has 5/32" chain which is kind of small for a 20" bar. 62cc motor is not very powerful. I stalled the chain quite a few times trying to cut a 15" log. I can see how a larger pitch chain would really stall it. Starts right up. What is up with the 40:1 fuel mixture? Most everything made in USA is 50:1 mixture. I can't recommend this saw for constant use but if used occasionally might be OK. It is what it is and for the price it may be a good buy for a limited user.

chain tensioner is junk !

Came without a fuel cap. Takes forever to get resolved. Still dont have a fuel cap been 4 weeks.

Worked the saw in the yard for a couple of days and everything was good then it started losing power. Went through the owners manual and followed everything as outlined and still losing power after five minutes of runtime. Good gas, proper ratio, clean filter, spark plug works properly and still have issues. When using the saw longer than 5 minutes the performance decreases considerably. I’ve tried everything to correct the problem but still not working properly…

I have only used the saw once. Started in about three pulls and cut great. Now for the negative. Gas was leaking from the fill cap. After several attempts to stop the leak without resolve I swapped the oil and gas cap which fixed this issue. I only cut one 6 inch piece of wood with to see how well it cut. Afterwards I stored the saw once my workbench full of gas and oil. Within about ten days all the gas and oil had leaked out on my workbench, and it did not leak out of the caps. I purchased this saw to carry in my off-road truck. I suppose that’s not a viable option unless I want gas and oil leaking inside my truck. I’m very disappointed in this saw only because of the gas and oil leaking out.

I bought this chainsaw and it went together easily. And it started right up ONCE! Now it's useless unless there's a trick I don't know. I realized I took a chance because the price was so good. But I'm pretty sure I won't be buying anything else from you.

I picked up the VEVOR 62cc chainsaw hoping it would be a solid budget option for clearing limbs and small trees. It looks good on paper: a big 62cc engine, a 20‑inch bar, and a price that’s hard to ignore. Unfortunately, the real‑world performance didn’t match the specs. The saw broke on the second use, during normal limb cutting. No oversized logs, no abuse, nothing that should stress a 62cc saw. A tool with this displacement and bar length should easily handle routine work, so the early failure was a major disappointment. Pros • Strong specs for the price • Starts easily when new • Plenty of power on paper Cons • Broke on the second use • Build quality doesn’t match the advertised performance • Not reliable enough for any serious or repeated work Bottom Line A chainsaw this powerful shouldn’t fail almost immediately. Even at a budget price, durability matters. Based on my experience, the VEVOR 62cc saw isn’t dependable enough to recommend.