It has worked really well for me since. It’s definitely a great budget option if it’s a tool you don’t need to rely on every day. Been thinking about trying some of the other attachments I see on eBay, Amazon etc to see how they all hold up as well
I need to buy myself one of these had a wind storm few days back 70 plus mph I have limbs hanging everywhere I thought about borrowing my bosses buck truck but yard is a swamp but might get lucky ice storm incoming tomorrow might take care of it for me then just hours of clean up
I can't believe how good my timing was here. We got 12-15 inches this week of heavy snow and ice and every tree on the property has taken some damage it seems like. I'll be seeing how it really lasts in the next week or so but so glad to have this instead of just the crappy electric one now
Still running and running well. I pruned a property of large maples just last week with it. Plan to switch to a Husky extendable model sometime but there is absolutely no rush. Without a doubt this saw has made me the $150 back many times over. I can confidently say it owes me nothing haha
My problem is chain doesn't want to run. Did a time or two but stops. I wanted to see how you confirm gears in extension poles are connected something is wrong video was not step by step explained
I found a few things by searching something like “62cc Chinese saw” on eBay, it is not as straightforward as name brand by any means though. I will say though the only issue I have had was the latch to attach the pole attachment to the power shaft fell apart, but other than that is has had really zero issues and I am still working with it now. I pruned a whole property of maples just last week with it.
Still runs and cuts well. The fastener pin and spring that holds the attachments on broke but a small rod fixed in its place repaired it. Works great for around the property but would want a Stihly or Husky pro model to work with daily for sure.
I bought one. It works very well for the price. For some reason the thing does not oil the bar so I have to keep a hand oil can at hand to lubricate the bar. I wish I could fix it. Any ideas?
I bought one of these a couple years ago and it's a good saw. Other ones I looked at were either not powerful enough or too expensive.
It has worked really well for me since. It’s definitely a great budget option if it’s a tool you don’t need to rely on every day. Been thinking about trying some of the other attachments I see on eBay, Amazon etc to see how they all hold up as well
Just ordered one hope I get a mid week build thanks for your review 👍
Have fun with it just used mine again last week, still going strong 💪
Looks like a pretty good chainsaw I wish you took a measurement and showed us how long it really is
Fits in my 12’ trailer almost perfectly so has to be a hair under 12’ even. Still going strong and worked last week 👍
26Cc is better and lighter can only be changed by the motor together with the clutch
Yes 26cc is much lighter I wanted some power in this saw though!
I need to buy myself one of these had a wind storm few days back 70 plus mph I have limbs hanging everywhere I thought about borrowing my bosses buck truck but yard is a swamp but might get lucky ice storm incoming tomorrow might take care of it for me then just hours of clean up
I can't believe how good my timing was here. We got 12-15 inches this week of heavy snow and ice and every tree on the property has taken some damage it seems like. I'll be seeing how it really lasts in the next week or so but so glad to have this instead of just the crappy electric one now
It sucks the plastic was kinda broken on arrival but for $150 it’s kinda hard to complain. Is it still running?
Still running and running well. I pruned a property of large maples just last week with it. Plan to switch to a Husky extendable model sometime but there is absolutely no rush. Without a doubt this saw has made me the $150 back many times over. I can confidently say it owes me nothing haha
My problem is chain doesn't want to run. Did a time or two but stops. I wanted to see how you confirm gears in extension poles are connected something is wrong video was not step by step explained
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Hey brother how you doing I just came across your pole saw review. And I just want to know how is it holding on?
I'm thinking about getting the 58cc. Can you get parts for these in case something breaks?
I found a few things by searching something like “62cc Chinese saw” on eBay, it is not as straightforward as name brand by any means though. I will say though the only issue I have had was the latch to attach the pole attachment to the power shaft fell apart, but other than that is has had really zero issues and I am still working with it now. I pruned a whole property of maples just last week with it.
Any updates?
Still runs and cuts well. The fastener pin and spring that holds the attachments on broke but a small rod fixed in its place repaired it. Works great for around the property but would want a Stihly or Husky pro model to work with daily for sure.
I bought one. It works very well for the price. For some reason the thing does not oil the bar so I have to keep a hand oil can at hand to lubricate the bar. I wish I could fix it. Any ideas?
No, mine seems to oil very well. It will even oil the shed if I leave oil in the reservoir when I put it up lol.