VEVOR Gas Powered Chainsaw 20 inch 62CC 3.8 HP 2 Stroke Engine Gas Chainsaw

This is a awsome saw. Well built an light. I think it way better than the neo tech 20 inch chainsaw. I do have neo tech but this vevor im buying vevor chainsaws for now on. bCuts super well. .

Alright Ive cut down trees my whole life. Started a tree company at 17. Had all the saws take them apart all that. So here is the only review you need.1. First and foremost if your apart of tree business day in day out, dont get this plain and simple. Won't make it through the week.2. Its not a 20" true bar!!! Its about a 18.5".A stihl 20" chain is about 5 links too long.3. It is very loose and vibrates badly and all the wiggle and play in it feels like its going to fall apart in your hands.4. It has like this easy pull which is actually a pain! You have to start it on the ground with foot through the handle. The resistance or easy start pull wont let you pull it and start in your hand.5. If you need a quick project done or natural disaster strikes or a homeowner messing with firewood sure get it. Not a bad engine very powerful actually and very fast cutting. Might be true to its hp.. but it womt hold up. Not long at all. I once dropped a stihl from 65 feet. The cover popped off and trigger separated a little. 5 min and it was good to go again no problem. This thing would be in 100 pieces. And its a little heavy for so much plastic.*UPDATE*Chainsaw has barley been used. Took it to cut down a very small tree maybe 15 inches across. Super sharp and still almost new, the chainsaw doesn't have the power the do it without stopping. It boasts 62 cc and more horsepower then a stihl. Thats a lie. There is no way this thing has that much power. It wouldn't be struggling with this tree.The more I use it, the more I wouldn't recommend it.

Starts fairly easy; does not having a primer bulb, but with the choke on for 2-3 priming pulls and then half choke, it usually starts in 1-2 pulls. The pull cord is made in a way that it does not require a lot of strength to pull, and seems to store energy then release it. The saw does vibrate a lot, but if you were gloves eye protection and hearing protection you’ll be fine. Decent saw for the price, but be careful with it!Also, the scrench holder in the handle is awesome, but sometimes it is a bit hard to get out. I would also suggest a carb tuning kit and tuning the carb slightly; out of the box mine needed to warm up to run good, but now it’s ok to use pretty much right off startup!

A rating of 3.5 stars would be most accurate. But I rounded up since the saw did exceed what was rather low expectations on my part. Based on reviews, this seems to rather a lottery type purchase. There is roughly 75% chance you'll love the saw and a roughly 25% chance you'll regret the purchase. I don't regret the purchase.Why? And why my low initial expectations?It was going to cost $72 a day to rent a 20" gas chainsaw from Home Depot. With transportation and waiting I'd be out a couple of hours every time I rented one. So basically if this saw worked for two days I'd save both time and money. I've used the saw three days now. And day three was the best in terms of ease of starting. So....exceeds expectations.Now a few things to go over1) It can be finicky about starting. No surprise for small two stroke engines. It floods easily so the Choke IS NOT your friend. Ignore the instructions VEVOR sends on starting. Follow the internet advice. Cold it's switch on - (and "O" is the OFF position) choke out, pull twice, push choke in and pull till it starts (usually 2-4 times). If it doesn't start repeat the steps. It FLOODS EASY!!! Do not leave the choke out more than 2-3 pulls.The advice for starting it if it has flooded is like the game of twister. You have to hold the throttle wide open while you crank it. But to start normally and safely you need a foot and both hands. Holding the throttle wide open needs a third hand. Get help.Once it's been running a while it starts easy first pull. EXCEPT if you let it run out of gas. Then cross your fingers because it probably will take lots of pulls and sweating to get it going again. So I learned to use it for a while then turn it off and top off the tank.2) As some other reviews have mentioned, the saw I got leaks bar oil when stored. Makes it a bit messy. I've put a plastic tray underneath it like people use pet food/water bowls. Saw lives in my yard barn which is messy anyway so not a horrid problem. But it is a defect and if you keep your yard tools inside a nice. clean shop or garage you might want to place it on something to catch any oil leaking until you know if you got one that does leak.3) The saw does cut really well. I don't have enough experience with gas chainsaws to compare to the more expensive brands. It seems unlikely the much more expensive brands of chainsaws cut way better since this one does really seem to have plenty of power and cuts thick and hard wood quickly. It's way, WAY more powerful and faster cutting than my 14" electric (plug in) chainsaw.4) Amazon won't let you return this if you get a defective one. Other - brick and mortar retailers with lots of locations - sell this same saw online at similar prices and it can be returned. Often online and always to a store. If it's gas powered Amazon say it's hazardous to ship back. Hmmm. They shipped it to me.... Anyway - keep this in mind and maybe it should be purchased somewhere else or maybe it's especially wise to purchase the warranty. Amazon doesn't want it back but the insurance will cover either fixing it or give $$ back.

If you're looking for a good saw but don't want to spend a ton this is the saw for you. I bought mine almost a year ago and it has done everything I've wanted it to. We've had a couple big trees go down on the property and this saw had no issues. The only issue I've had so far is a stretched chain which is to be expected with the amount of use its had (around 3 cords of wood cut for the wood stove), and the pull cord broke but a replacement was only $15. Unless you're a professional logger do yourself a favor and save some cash by buying this saw. I've attached a picture of one of the oaks we chopped up.

This chainsaw clone seems to be reasonable as to construction but it is defective as it will NOT start, so is useless. The assembly instructions are not up to accurate disclosure but if you have experience with chainsaws one can readily put it together. But I had to exhaust myself in trying to start its engine, 100 plus pulls makes one's arm worn out and not even a hint of ignition in all those attempts. Even tried using a touch of ignition spray [ether] to see if it would combust, again No Luck. I also purchased the smaller Vevor 12 inch chainsaw and it readily started after assembly. That chainsaw started after the third pull of the cord and it restarts with just one or two pulls when it warmed up. The small chainsaw worked well for cutting of few limbs of an apple tree but I have yet to have the opportunity to operate the small chain for extensive use.Give great credit to Amazon. Amazon did provide for a full refund of the cost of purchase, but the lost time and effort that is not something that Amazon can assist with. Amazon did not want to have the chainsaw returned due to it being a combustion hazardous shipment since it had been fueled with gasoline and also the chain lubricant oil. I will need to have the gasoline drained in order to have the chainsaw thrown away into the county landfill.

First time starting it the pull start messed upThe company was quick to fix the issue..Highly recommend purchasing through them.For the price range the chainsaw is awesome.Chew through aged oak like a hot knife through butter.

This chainsaw is powerful at 62cc amd is designed a lot like the Poulan brand chainsaws. I had a Poulan Wild Thing for 28 years and it operated flawlessly! I think new Vevor saw will do the same! More power , bigger saw! Love it so far!

Rapport qualité prix incroyable. J'ai toutefois remplacé la bougie d'origine par une NGK bprm7a suite a des ratés d'allumage.

First unit received was extremely defective. Awful client service from VEVOR, feeding you with 24-48 hours responds and no solutions.... luckily, Amazon got this and sent me another unit.Missing chainsaw cover. Worked with it 10 minutes, the engine started smoking and smelt like burnt plastic, it shut off and would not start again. Pulling rope came off, and plastic melt from pulling the rope trying to start it again. Checked the gas and when put plug back on, filets went off. So now can't even close the gas tank. Oil tank sucked the plug in, when tried to open it with the tool, plastic broke off....all screws coming loose while using it, almost lost exhaust... Replaced pulling rope 3 times to try restart the machine... Will see if VEVOR ever responds and fixes the saw, as it's still guaranteed, because I've bought the tool only 8 days ago 😅🤔

I don’t really write many reviews but I feel I have to in this case. I had to cut down a couple of huge trees that were leaning towards my house. Had a professional bring them down but it was up to me to cut them into small logs. So I ordered the 20 inch chainsaw and it NEVER disappointed. First off, it started in less than 30 seconds the first time. Was expecting longer because of some of the reviews. Then only one pull to start every time after that. I cut a lot of wood yesterday and had no trouble at all. I have no clue if it will last me 10 years but at 159$, I already got my moneys worth! But how strong that thing cut through all that wood I think it’ll be used fora lot more projects to come. Awesome value!

For the price you can’t go wrong previous reviews very accurate. Floods out if you choke after burp. Machine cuts well, did lots of birch and spruce. Chain stretches after a few first uses just need to adjust it. Make sure you check all the hardware, make sure it’s tight. Biggest issue with it, it leaks bar oil. For the price you won’t be disappointed. 3 tanks 2 cords in.

Well worth the price. I paid $179 after tax. You can't hire a crew to clear a fencline cheaper than that. I used to run a saw as part of my employment for 10 years. It isn't a Stihl or a husky that's for sure. My old STIHL 462 would leave this in the dust but that's not the point. Assembles in minutes from the box. Chain is cheap but it cuts. The trigger, choke, stoppers for fuel and bar oil are definitely cheap and I would recommend being easy on them to avoid breaking them. Be sure to check your bar oil flow. From factory mine was not spraying at all and I had to really open up that adjustment screw then it was fine. Do not drop start this saw to avoid breaking the guide for the pull chord. It literally has a sticker telling you to pull straight up so guys that are breaking those... Well that's on them. Anyway great budget saw, be nice to it and don't handle it like a neanderthal and it will probably last. Included photos of the fence line I had to cutout. One tank of fuel and maybe 45 minutes of my time. The saw kept up fine.