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I just couldn't even contemplate spending $450 on a Stihl for the limited amount I would use it. I was a bit hesitant about buying a Chinese made saw but this one was better than I expected. I unpacked it in the morning, wen't and bought bar and chain oil, 2 stroke oil and gas and by day's end had fallen three trees and cut and stacked the wood. I mixed the gas and oil a little rich and the engine was just fine with it. I need to adjust the Carburetor slightly as I needed to run with the choke slightly engaged but overall it's a really great saw for the money and the 22" bar and the 52cc work great with a sharp chain. I like it well enough but really can do 5 stars but 4 is good.
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Bought this saw to clean up tornado damage. It runs well and starts easy so ill give jt props for that. The reason I give it 3 stars is the bar size seems to be too big for the saw. I think it would cut better with an 18 inch bar instead of a 22". It just doesnt seem like the saw has enough power at times to pull a bar this size. Other than that it was a good purchase. I would buy another one. UPDATE: after using the saw a while I have noticed a sticker on the side that specifically says "Engine displacement 45cc". I guess this explains why the bar seems to be too big. It also explains why i have seen this exact saw sold at other places on the internet as a 45cc. For those wondering, the saw I recieved is marked as a Stark model 82100.
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I order this saw for my husband. He said it has a lot of power. We have cut many trees up with the saw and it works very well. It's just as good as the name brand saws.
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I am pretty impressed by this saw ! I own a farm and have several professional Husqvarna saws as well as a few Echo saws , i had seen this saw which looks just like one of my Echo pro Chainsaws. I figured for the price it would be a great saw to have around as a backup well today it came i set it up mixed up some oil rich gas 20:1 so the motor can break in and ran the saw on and off for 3 hours with no issues its actually pretty powerful with very little bog down on the bigger cuts i made today. I would. Recommend this saw to anybody who would need a chainsaw around the house to do firewood its set up for it as well as large logs ect. If youre new to handling a chainsaw or only have used homeowner saws (low kickback & safety chain) be extra careful this chainsaw will kickback on up cuts especiallyRead full review
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For a $100 chainsaw, it can't be beat. Just got it today and ran 2 tanks through it. People keep saying the tensioner and kill switch is crappy. Well, quit beating on the thing. Are you using a pliers to toggle the switch? It's a standard metal switch. Quit hammering on it and it won't break. The tensioner worked how it should. Now, I have had on issue... The nut for the slack adjustment was stripped from the factory. I put some NyLock nuts on it. Not a big deal. Every tank I ran through it, it ran better and better. It was boggy at first and then it started to come to life. The way people were talking in their reviews I thought this would be a complete piece of crap, but, I was completely surprised. The first few cuts loosened the chain quite a bit(and this may have been due to the stripped nut) but after the "break in" of the chain it never loosened up again. Someone mentioned using a Poulan tensioner. I see no need for this. It's comes down to wrenching hard on something that shouldn't have that much pressure on it. Loosen the nuts more. It'll be fine. Read full review
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