Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Motosierra de Gasolina de 508 mm, Motosierra de Gasolina de 62 cc, 3,6 HP con Mango Antideslizante, Doble Depósito de Combustible, Ideal para Cortar Madera, Podar Árboles y Limpiar Terrenos

Great saw and Great value

reçu très rapidement, démarrage parfait, prix intéressant à voir à l'usage sur la fiabilité.

Excellent saw! Works better than i expected. Great value !!

Amazing saw, chopped up ablot 10 trees so far, still strong! What a great value for the price! See the pics!

I used this saw for a whole weekend ran great never gave up on me I highly recommend it to anyone on a budget

To be honest I didn’t set my standards high at first. When I got the saw and cut down a 50’ tree with no issues at all…..I was thoroughly impressed!! Got cocky and helped a friend cut a few (7) trees down at his farm., well god damn it worked its ass off!! The only down fall….eats gas quick and tank is slightly smaller. I was so impressed I needed to write a review on it!!! Great tool!

Just amazing really, fit and finish is perfect, The bar fit really nice into place, trigger feels great. Handle is extremely comfortable, Pull start feels great. Chain break is perfect. And I love the tool holder on the bottom of the saw! Wish the tensioner was on the side. That's the only flaw on the entire saw. Well done Vevor engineers!

Right out of the box went together easy, Gas and Bar oil. Started right up cut a log that's been in my yard for a couple years.

Works well, easy to start. Little bit heavy ja vibrates a lot, but great saw to hobbby user.

On most things, you get what you pay for: not on this saw. It’s great. My 40 year old 50cc Partner saw finally died and I needed a saw to slab up a large Pecan limb and a 21” DBH Oak that I took down. I didn’t want to spend $600 on a brand name saw and took a chance on this Vevor 62cc. The reviews were mixed, with some saying it was hard to start, and others saying it was cheaply built. It’s not as solid of build as my 1983 Partner, but it’s pretty good. I put my 50:1 gas mix into it since that’s what I use in my other 2 cycle equipment. I pulled out the choke and it turned over on the 4th pull. Pushed the choke in and it started on the next pull. Not hard to start at all. I had wanted a 24” bar with a ripping chain, but didn’t notice that the saw is a 0.325” pitch, not a 3/8” like most name brand saws. All I could find was a 22” bar on Amazon, so went with that. This saw has awesome power! It does suck the gas, though. It took two tanks to slab that 21” oak log per cut. I put this saw through a work out. It did get harder to start when it was hot. Totally satisfied. Here’s a photo of the saw attached to a Granberg Alaskan sawmill.