Reseñas de clientes para Motosierra de gasolina VEVOR de 52 cc, 18" y 2,55 HP. Motosierra de gasolina inalámbrica de mano para cortar ramas de árboles, podar árboles, limpiar terrenos y talar bosques en granjas, jardines y ranchos.

The saw is awesome for the price but did have problems starting it back up after every use. Overall it's already paid for itself so I'm not mad.

like it a lot. nice quality, have used it to cut down and buck two hard wood trees with no issues I am thinking about buying again.

Runs loud,lighter plastic guards. Better saw than I expected. Would buy again

Would be 5 star but i had to replace the two bolts on the side with nylock nuts to keep them from falling off from vibration. Saw runs amazing, starts first or second pull, i cut trees for hours no problems.

The price on this saw is amazing. It performed well during the first couple of tanks. Easy cutting. Easy starting and runs well. Concerns include chain tightening mechanism, leaking bar oil, noisy and smokey. It's a bit heavy. It's a good saw for occasional use. We'll see how it holds up over time.

Only issue is that the fuel cap leaks some.

The saw works great it could have come wit the carborator adjustment tool came with everything eles to work on it just needs fine tuned to the 90 ethanol free gas & i dont have the special tool it needs

I have been processing fire wood for approximately 10 years now, we do about 12 cords a year. I own several Stihl saws along with Poulan, Echo, Craftsman and a Homelite. I purchased the Vevor 52cc saw. On paper the Vevor has 1 less hp than my Stihl MS 271 and weighs 3 lbs more, but when using the saw the weight feels about the same and the power feels equal. I am running an 18" bar on my Vevor and it rips through just about everything with no problem. Cons of the Vevor: The chain brake; is built into the outer case cover, like a Husqvarna. I dislike this design as it is much harder to clean and more difficult to reassemble. Chain brake handle; does not feel as sturdy as an Echo or Stihl, but it functions fine. Choke lever; is positioned so if you start the saw between your legs, your right thigh will push the choke lever back in. If starting a cold saw this way, you must pay attention that you do not disengage the choke lever. Pro's of the Vevor: Powerful; no problems cutting up Oak. Price; outstanding, you can literally buy 5 of these saws for the price of one Stihl MS271. Starting: The Vevor uses an "easy start/sprint assist" system, which takes a little bit to get used to as you don't have to pull the start cord with all of your might, it works extremely well. All in all the Vevor is a very good chainsaw, much better than the price you pay for it. In this world of inflation, the Vevor is a beacon of hope, where your hard earned money will still buy a quality product without causing you to go into debt. I highly recommend the Vevor 52cc chainsaw.

Been one of the best saws I've ever owned. Kill switch went fairly quick and the chain isn't the best quality but a new switch for 6$ and a Oregon chain and this thing has been a beast. What a steal

I purchased a 52 cc and a 58 cc together. Both were about $105. Arrived in about a week together. They are exactly how other post I see online. Put the bar n chain on, add oil and fuel and you’re ready to go. I only used the 52cc so far. Fired on 2nd pull. It is a different feel from a Husky or Stihl. I’m a Husky guy with 3 saws. Even use a Dewalt 60v when I just need to run out something or take camping. It sounded cool and I’m seriously impressed with how powerful it was and easy to handle. I’m ready to tackle some real wood to get some real test results. Many years ago when I purchased my 1st house I had a Poulan Pro l and a Craftsman, both of which cost more than the Vevor saws. Night and day difference. So don’t be afraid to spend $105 to test one of these saws out it’s worth your time and money.!