TIMBERPRO 58cc 3.4HP 20" Petrol Chainsaw with 2 Chains, Carry Bag, Tool Kit. Professional Quality Chainsaw

I bought this on a whim and I have to say. One heck of a deal. My brother and I have run Huskies most of our life and change the stickers and you wouldn't know the difference. Shipping was so fast and it coming from the UK couldn't believe it only took a few days. Thank you from a yank!Follow up. Finally got a chance to run it. It took a few pulls to get initial burp. But after that it was screaming. We always test torque on our saws. Simple trick is holding the saw down and bar out. Snap that throttle and you can tell by the bar lift if its weak or gots some gonads. It has gonads.

I'd been shopping around for a chainsaw for awhile, and finally settled on this one. I like that it comes with the needed tools, and an extra chain (saves me the headache of figuring out a replacement). Instructions are clear and easy, and the size meets my needs perfectly. I bought 25:1 premixed fuel, simplicity is great, instead of measuring and mixing myself. I definitely recommend to anyone, of any experience level. This is a purchase I'm glad I finally made.

Don't let the cheap looking plastic fool you, This thing is awesome! Right out of the box it was a few pulls to get the gas to the carb and it was ready to go!

I like it a lot .It is not as powerful as a rancher 455 but it works really well and it is half as heavy and a lot cheaper . I could not use my 455 because I had a 6 way bypass and it was about 35 pounds I truly recommend this one . it is only 15 pounds and really does the job on large trees as well.

Was better than expected. Only problems is the exhaust coming from the front has a penchant on large logs to burn the bark and can cause a fire and the lesser problem is the chain is not the quality it should be. Have been cutting fairly large oak trees 3-4 feet in diameter and the saw out performs the 63 cc model (haven't got that one to start yet). I have been in the woods business for a long time(over 50 years) my 9.5hp Homelite finally died... had been looking at different models such as Jonesred, Husky etc..and this price was right so decided to try it. So far very good..

Very Happy with cutting performance of the saw. I have been running Stihl saws since I was young teenager and was skeptical of buying this saw, but for the money you can’t go wrong. This saw doesn’t bog down. Throttle it up and let her eat. My brother ran it and he won’t stop talking about how well it performs. I run Amzoil 100:1 2 cycle mix with 93 octane gas and have yet to have internal engine failure. The plastic casing on the saw seems rather thin but if you don’t abuse the saw it should hold up to normal use. Very happy and plan on buying another saw after I run this one for a few months.

Great saw, best saw I have ever owned, very powerful. Cut sawing time in half. Would recommend this saw to a skilled craftsman...

Ok...so if its giving you trouble starting the first time put a few drops of fuel in the carb. If you're not ok with that prop your toe under the trigger and 3or 4 yanks she'll start. I was ready to chuck the thing until I did that. You might want to use some lock tight on the bar bolts. I lost one during first use. I couldn't tell so dont freak out thinking the barvwill fly off. It kept working cutting branches after that. I did a straight plunge cut because I figured...do it while the warranty is still good...no loss in power and or real binding issues and went in full 20". The saw worked great once it started. I waited about an hour after I was fandcstarted started it again...first pull start. Id recommend it for anyone who wants a descent saw under $200.