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

It's a great little saw. It sounds great. It cuts great and from 20 feet, it looks like an echo. The only bad thing I have to say is the side cover design is terrible. Luckily you don't have to remove it very often!

Great working saw. Except recoil!! Cord broke on 3rd start, I have owned several vevor saws all good, the rope on this one is made of shoestring. This is a known issue and even if you pull slow like you are supposed to it will snap. Buy a quality rope and Expect to change it and you will be much better off.

My saw is leaking out the bar oil.

I have several brands of saws and for the price this one is hard to beat. I am not crazy about the recoil of the pull rope and it does have a little more vibration than normal but for the price I love it

I assembled the saw with reservations on how it would start and run. I filled the gas and bar oil reservoirs and pumped the gas bulb a few times until I saw gas. 3 pulls and it came to life!! WOW! Very impressed. It has a lot of torque when just holding it and revving the throttle. Just the hot rod in me but it sounds very throaty for a small engine. Bar oiler works, chain runs smoothly. Cannot wit until this heatwave goes away to try it out!!

I own several vevor tools,but this is the first power tool,I'm very pleased with the performance and price.next time I need a power tool I'll definitely check vevor first before I buy

De gebruiker vond het product erg goed en gaf het een beoordeling van 4 sterren.

Unable to find parts for the chain saw

Have ran a couple tanks of fuel through it and actually pretty decent little saw for the money. Cuts good, not bad on power, my only complaint so far is that it dies out when coming back to idle, but overall fairly pleased with it.

Well this saw just showed up this week a day early also! and I finally got a chance to put it together and try it out. My wife and I live in a off grid cabin in Wi and wood heat is our primary source of heat. It was pretty straight forward putting it together except getting the chain on, it takes a bit with the tension screw being on the cover and not on the unit its self but I got it. So basically KEEP IT OUT OF THE DIRT! the less times you have to change out the chain the better. I ran a tank of gas through it on some logs and I will say that with a good chain this saw rips! It's got a lot more power than I expected. For just over $100.00 I'd buy another one for back up. I may grab a 18 inch for smaller wood. At the end of the day im pretty impressed. It seems like Vevor is coming a long way and getting popular, we use they're diesel heaters for back up heat in the winter, also good units.