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

I had close to 40 trees dropped on my property and picked this up as the trimmer and to cut those trees into sections along with a couple other saws. Can't be the performance and price.

I bought two 25 cc 12 inch saws and a 62 cc 20 inch saw. They started up easy and run well. The small saws are great for trees that are 8 inches or less in diameter. The bigger saw cuts through bigger trees like butter. I did have to adjust the high rev screw on the carb slightly, but it runs like a champ and gets the job done.

Great

Graet

Awesome chainsaw the best I’ve ever used

I love it so far

Very nice works great starts easy

Awesome little saw! I bought this saw to do yard clean up after storms here in Oklahoma. I honestly wasn't sure what to expect from such a small saw, but I have no use for a big one and this one takes up almost no space for storing it. For just under $100 and no way I was doing battery for this mess (or future ones), it's an absolute steal of a deal! I will say the fuel mixing container that is included is a pretty flimsy but works great for measuring out fuel/oil ratio...however: I DO NOT recommend storing fuel in it. There is no vent on the bottle, it will obviously swell up like a balloon...how mine didn't burst in my garage is beyond me but again, works fine for mixing but I wouldn't store fuel in it. I left mine in the garage for maybe 6 hours between fueling and when I went to get it, I was shocked lol. It does have a sprocket in the bar and instead of the cheap fuel jug, personally, I'd rather have a greaser for the sprocket...yes it has a place to grease it even! All that aside, the saw...amazing little saw. Plenty of power for anything I had to cut...mostly elm, biggest around 10" and it doesn't even slow down. Has a clip on point on the back for a climber to attach to, and this saw would be a great light weight saw for a climber. After priming the primer bulb 3 or 4 times and 6 pulls it fired up. Smoked like a chimney for a few seconds (normal from assembly oil in the cylinder) and ran great all day. After the first fuel up and start up, it started every time on the first pull and no more smoke. Choke functions as it should, throttle is crisp and responsive, has an On/Off switch easy to reach with either hand, chain brake works as it should, chain oiler adjustment works as it should and is easy to adjust. Feels like a much more expensive saw than it is, I would definitely recommend one...maybe 2 if you need help with chores sometimes lol. Basic assembly was required (if you don't have tools, it comes with a "tool kit" that is "Ok" and functional), but very straight forward even if you have never done it lol. It's small enough that it's not a workout to use but gets all the work done that you could need done for around the yard. I could easily see this saw cutting 20+ inch branches without any trouble (two cuts of course since is has a 12" bar). I did also notice that the bar oil cap does leak no matter how tight (without over tightening it) or loose I make it. Appears to be a bad seal on the cap...again, not a big deal but will make a mess if it sits for long periods with bar oil in it.

Very happy with this chain saw! Out the box it ran great and cut through a 24" trunk like butter. Highly recommend.

I have to brag on the chainsaw. I've actually used it quite a bit and haven't had a problem at all. Didn't give a five star on the quality because of the cheap plastic, but that also keeps the price down too. Would have gave a five star on the features if it had a choke, I believe it would start a lot easier with a choke, but it's usually starts about the third to fourth pull. I've always used a Husqvarna chainsaw, and so far I put it up close to it. Power wise it is more powerful than my Husqvarna 455.