I have two of these Zenoah clones. They are fast, powerful and great. They've paid for themselves within the first week on the job. My hired man needed to be fast on his limbing. He gave up his Stihl MS251 because it wasn't fast enough with limbing.
@@Havensal1 Well in Australia cheap and dangerous Chinese junk saws, generators and all manner of power tools are still flooding our eBay site because our government are lazy useless uncaring politicians. I quote "I'm not an expert on chainsaw laws, but Australian Standards are not law - unless there is legislation or a regulation that specifies that chainsaws sold in Australia must meet that standard then its really only a guide to best practice (which is the purpose of the standards anyway). That said, they are obviously an accident waiting to happen. I actually like America a LOT! But I do get heated when I see people using chainsaws that are from manufacturers that do not allow nor apply for their saws to be tested so as to comply with Australian Standard AS 2726.1-2004 as Husqvarna, Stihl, Echo Maruyama and the other major players in this field who DO make their products available for safety, quality and destructive testing and components analysis so these recognized brands are deemed safe to the consumers. Chainsaws are arguably the most dangerous power tool that many a home owner can ever operate and I also won't tolerate China sliding their crap across the ocean to make a quick buck. My rant is over. Please take care with your Pinkway sir.
I have two of these Zenoah clones. They are fast, powerful and great. They've paid for themselves within the first week on the job. My hired man needed to be fast on his limbing. He gave up his Stihl MS251 because it wasn't fast enough with limbing.
I was kinda hoping to see a stress test.
What kind of stress test? There are other videos in the playlist showing them in the wood.
@@Havensal1 well that would be nice.
Bar mount is an Oregon D176 , very similar but oils through the top adjustment hole.
It does look like a D176 mount. Similar to the K095 but with slotted adjuster holes instead of the round on the K095.
What’s the purpose of lowering the rpm’s and “leaning out low jet”
Better throttle response
There is a balance between the low and high jets to get the best performance and longevity of the engine.
You only show one saw not all 3
Check out the other videos in the series.
All these saws are made at the same place with the same parts with different stickers and the 58 62 and 63cc are all just 58cc exact same motors
You can see clear differences in the moldings for some of the plastics and cylinders. They are all copies of the same saw but clearly not identical.
Sounds like you are expecting Stihl quality for the price you paid for it. It is a homeowners occasional use chainsaw so keep that in mind.
Nah man it says right on the box "for pro use" 😂😂😂
Pinkway is on Temu
This pinkway is identical to my Wemars 62. Even the chain they give is the same
Interestingly, my Pinkway is nearly identical to your Wemars aside from the colors/markings.
Pinkway chainsaw is $492 on Canadian Amazon right now. And the wemars is $382
It would be way cheaper to have someone in the U.S. buy one and send it to you. I sent a lawnmower brand new to Canada for $86 a few years ago.
I can find nowhere that sells this model for US$100.00.
There is PKW63-ACG listed on Amazon for $124. They must have changed model numbers in the last few months.
@@Havensal1 Well in Australia cheap and dangerous Chinese junk saws, generators and all manner of power tools are still flooding our eBay site because our government are lazy useless uncaring politicians.
I quote "I'm not an expert on chainsaw laws, but Australian Standards are not law - unless there is legislation or a regulation that specifies that chainsaws sold in Australia must meet that standard then its really only a guide to best practice (which is the purpose of the standards anyway).
That said, they are obviously an accident waiting to happen.
I actually like America a LOT! But I do get heated when I see people using chainsaws that are from manufacturers that do not allow nor apply for their saws to be tested so as to comply with Australian Standard AS 2726.1-2004 as Husqvarna, Stihl, Echo Maruyama and the other major players in this field who DO make their products available for safety, quality and destructive testing and components analysis so these recognized brands are deemed safe to the consumers. Chainsaws are arguably the most dangerous power tool that many a home owner can ever operate and I also won't tolerate China sliding their crap across the ocean to make a quick buck. My rant is over. Please take care with your Pinkway sir.
Chainsaw Jenna bought it for 113.00 on Amazon. There is a video.
Mine was $100.20 but it only said "chainsaw" on it instead of "pinkway". Otherwise it looks the same
flinke is just 40 dollar
Rancher range are cheap domestic range. Only buy XP range.
These saws are not intended for those that have money for the XP series saws.
@@Havensal1 BS. That saw is TRASH and you "should" know it.
@@Havensal1 ok