Recenzje klientów dla Piła łańcuchowa benzynowa VEVOR 62 cm³, piła łańcuchowa 508 mm, mocna piła 3,6 KM z uchwytem antypoślizgowym, dwoma zbiornikami paliwa i funkcją zatrzymania awaryjnego, maks. 11800 obr./min, do wycinki, przycinania i karczowania drzew

Works very well! Thank you!

Excelent, nice saw.

This saw is perfect for cutting up large branches that wash up on our beach. I definitely recommend this saw!

Nice chainsaw, cuts nice fast delivery started up nice once it was primed

Absolutely ripped out the box. I hope she keeps doing what its doing.

Saw was way better than expected for the price and cranks really easy. There was a slight issue with a little bar oil leaking but I think it was residual from running it. Over all its a great top handle saw and works like a charm. I have put 2 tanks of gas through it so far and still going strong.

Great product

Great quality

The saw has been working great. It's got about 30% more power than the 18" Ryobi chainsaw I previously owned and it's a noticeable difference when cutting. Was concerned about how easy it would be to start with no primer bulb as it's the only 2 stroke engine I've ever owned without one. However, it starts right up and idles great. Certainly can't beat it for the price. It's only a month old so can't speak to its longevity, but it's been great so far.

I'm a mechanic by trade so I took some extra steps before firing this saw up. I recommend going through and making sure everything is tight. Nothing against Vevor or any company but mass production can cause little things to be missed. Checked all screws. Made sure stator was solid and throwing spark at the spark plug. Slowly pulled it over and checked the piston using a light. This also ensures nothing is out of the ordinary when everything is moving. I then put a couple of drops of 2 cycle oil on top of the piston while plug was still out. Rolled the saw around a bit to ensure the oil was making contact with the cylinder wall. Pulled it over a couple more times to get the oil between the piston and wall. This is obviously to help with lubrication with the first fire up. Put the plug back in and all the covers back on except for the chain cover. When you put the air filter back on, make sure it seats the way it's supposed to. It's tight against the black cover and can easily sit on top of the ridge it's supposed to go around. Put the bar and chain on, then cover, which may need to be adjusted to get the pin to sit in the bar. Everything else that needs to be done for assembly is in the book they sent. I do recommend, once you have your b&c adjusted, grab a rag or some gloves and turn your chain by hand until you feel it moving easier than when you started. You may have to start this process with the cover just hand tight. The moving chain needs to wear into the new cover a bit, continue this step until you can move the chain by the hand with the cover tightened. Once that's squared away, gas, b&c oil, grease your bar tip and you should be ready to fire it up. Mine took some hard pulls to get it running but once it got going, it ran like a dream. No issues other than the normal chain adjustments due to stretching. Had to do this 3 times before she settled in. I'd recommend doing this before you cut anything. Just continue to run it in the shop until you're comfortable with the chain stay consistently tight. Hope this helps. Now, for the saw: - A primer bulb would be nice. Hard pulling at first. - A decompression button would also be beneficial - Send a better file. The one sent isn't exactly a .325. Recommend getting some decent files unless Vevor changes this. Other than those few things, I love the saw. Runs good. Always starts for me with minimal effort. Cuts good too. I have a Husqvarna 455 Rancher for a primary saw and bring this along as a backup. IMO, great saw for the price. Exceeded my expectations I'd send pics but not having luck with the upload