Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR 62cc benzinekettingzaag, 508 mm kettingzaag, krachtige zaag van 3,6 pk met antisliphandgreep, twee brandstoftanks en noodstopfunctie, max. 11.800 tpm, voor houtkap, snoeien en ruimen van bomen

Since there are more negatives than positives with this chainsaw I will start with them first. The manual is mostly useless and poorly written for a potentially dangerous tool. The chain tension adjustment pin does not line up with the pre drilled hole in the chain guide bar so to get the chain cover to fit properly the guide pin has to line up with the larger oval holes in the chain bar. Check the youtube video and you will see the dude struggling to get the chain bar cover to fit and bolt it on. It comes with a 76 drive link chain which is very difficult to find as most chains are 78 drive links which are too long for this saw so most likely a new chain bar will have to be bought as well. Most saws use a 40 to 1 mix, this saw uses a 50 to 1 oil to gas mix, very difficult to find a pre measured oil 3.2 oz bottle of oil which is the mix for one gallon of gas. When you have to run around and find the items above this saw will cost you the same or more than a name brand with, good manual, instructions and readily available parts etc. As stated on other reviews customer service will do nothing to assist you other than point you to youtube or some other useless online information. Unfortunately this is a use it till it breaks and then throw away tool but with a little more quality from the manufacturer could be a decent tool to keep for a while. On the positive side it does start well with minimal effort and also plenty of power but again for how long and when you need to, how do you repair.

The saw started up straight out of the box. The chain jumped off the bar often (I take credit as I am not efficient at putting that on just yet - this is my first chainsaw). But less than a week or two later, the saw WILL NOT START. I have changed the spark plug, I have checked that the start button was on, I have pulled the correct number of times with choke on and half way. It will not start. Frustrated.

Won't rev up, won't restart after refilling with fuel. Local small engine shop said that the high adjustment is stripped/ bent so it will not hold position. Customer service is a hassle, requesting a picture. Not sure how someone would photograph such a problem.

Hello both the small one don't work the pull cord will not wrap back up so who around my area works on them or use my warranty and send me two new ones please , I have bought a lot from y'all

Out of the box, easy to assemble and instruction were good. Started out good, compression made it a little difficult to pull start, it cut real well for about 20-30 minutes and wouldn't start again. You’ll wear yourself out trying to start it. You get what you pay for that’s for sure here. Overall it’s a crap saw.

Elle perd de l’huile au bout de deux semaines, et c’est dégoûtant

So I was having high hopes for this saw. I have purchased the Vevor backpack leafblower and have had no problems with it. I purchased new 100% gas and a can of oil. Filled leaf blower and the New Vevor chainsaw. Started on 5-6 pull! Awesome. Ran saw like they said, half throttle first 15 or so cuts. Set it down. Start piling limbs. Go to start it, won't start. Finally get it started with choke on and go to cut and it would die. Pulled the plug out and checked it. Its clean. Check air filter it's good. Go to top it off with gas and notice big puddle of oil on the concrete. Top both of them off still doing same thing. Went to get the saw off the ground and my wife says "is that thing spraying gas out around the fuel cap"? Yep, sure enough. I've reached out to Vevor and the response I got was 1. You need to make sure it's got gas in it! 2. This chainsaw has an automatic oiler and is customary for it to leak a little. So, I did buy the extended warranty for this and all I get from them so far is "you got gas in it"? Y'all take this with a grain of salt. Hopefully they will refund or replace this thing. If not I'll go buy a Sthil. Tried to upload pics and videos but it won't upload.

Started and ran fine for about an hour then after shutting it down for a bit to clear some brush it didn't want to start then the pull cord broke when the sleeve to the pull cord hole broke.

The bolts holding the bar to the body came off.

Can't beat the price but had problems from the start. I assembled the saw per the manual, mixed fuel and added chain oil. The saw was hard to start and wouldn't stay running. I got it going enough to top a fairly large tree, limb it and cut to manageable lengths. It sat for two weeks and i attempted to start it to burn off the remaining fuel for storage. Nothing. Not even a cough. Checked the spark plug, drained the gas and mixed a fresh batch. Nothing. For chain saws I recommend a name brand. Pricey, but sometimes you get what you pay for.