I got my cs590 from home depot and I paid $399.00 I also have echo 2620 hand held leaf blower that is really great. Echo is made in Japan. Japan makes great quality. Not to mention Toyota, Honda, Lexus to name. Great product and excellent price 👌
Sorry for the late response Albertkazemian603 ! You are right my friend ! Dead on they do make great products I wish I would have done my research on a small echo trim saw 😔
I used to do a lot of tree work in Ohio. I used nothing but Echo & one Husky (3120 for all you enthusiasts!). I moved down to South Texas about 10 years ago and sold all but 2 of my saws. The only 2 I brought down here where 2 top handled limbing saws. I needed a 20” to go cut some bigger mesquite. I bought a Stihl. Very, very disappointed. I can’t keep this saw running consistently for anything. I wish I hadn’t sold my CS680 before moving. That saw was a beast!!!!
I’m like 30 cords deep on my 590 after having issues with my husky. It was all about what was the best bang for the buck, but I now like it better than my previous huskies, enough that all I own now are Echos (4910 as well for small stuff). Great video man
Thanks Danny I just bought another ms 170 Stihl My old one has problems right now for the small stuff … I didn’t do my research on echo small saws for tops and limbs dang… anyhow the echo I’m very happy with 👍
Add a tie wrap to the side handle. Measure 16" from edge of bar. Cut it to length. You'll be buckin' 16" logs. When net in use or in the way, slide the tip towards the saw.
Great idea never thought of that only got 1 request for 16” but I may start doing all 16 “ everybody that comes out gets 18”-22 “ and just happy as hell I see why now there getting way more than a Rick or 1 face cord 😂😂😂
I have a Proyama chainsaw, and I will say that this Proyama chainsaw is better than my Stihl and Husqvarna ones. It has plenty of power and it's easy to maintain. There's no kickback at all and even with the included chain it cut pretty quick and very clean. using the included chains I cut some pretty large logs. It's certainly not light and could probably be a little better balance but I don't do this for a living so I'm fine with it. The two bars are a very well built and very sturdy. Idle is perfect out of the box. Chain brake works and is essential. The included safety equipment actually does a good job. The ear muffs and face mask are not the best quality material but they both will certainly protect your hearing and most definitely your face from flying chips. The face mask screen unexpectedly heavy duty. The gloves at best will keep any sweat off your hands and prevent it from slipping. The gas can is very handy! I can't speak for professional use but I will say I highly recommend this Proyama saw for home use and I would most certainly buy one again if I needed.
For those not really familiar with Echo chainsaws, the CS-590 (Timber Wolf) & professional grade CS-620P are basically the same saw (both 59.8 cc). Unless you find one on sale a CS-590 will run about $450 with a 20" bar/chain, & the CS-620P would be about $630. The extra $180 dollars will give you two piston rings instead of one, an aluminum handle versus plastic, a metal cover over the bar/chain instead of plastic. Don't quote me on this, but you can check this out for yourself. Besides all that, they run about the same. So you would need to decide what's important to you. Many feel the $400 (power head) Timber Wolf is one of the best 60 cc chainsaw values. It has some power, & it will pull a larger 3/8" pitch chain.
I didn’t know all that driftlesshunter it’s very good that you shared that info 👍I just know it’s going to get worked hard until spring and I’m really impressed by it🤟
I purchased a saw year: 2013($200) well used still very strong on Lewis Winch, 2017($200)had less than ten tanks of gas through its cutter, 2020($200) had red gas from the dealership less than one tank. All three purchased off Craigslist. All I've done is muffler, air filter mod, and re tune accordingly. They are my bucking saws for Oregon Ash, Red/White Oak, Walnut and Douglas Fir. Run 24" bars all day running full comp and full skip tooth. They eat well with no four stroke issues. Run very cool. 7310P is next.
Thank you for the review. I get "recognition points" for work and Timberwolf echo was an option. But I was getting a lot of shade from the guys at work because they are hard up for Stihl or husky, but technically it was "free money" for me, and I think this is going to be great for my needs. And the 59cc engine is bigger than the equivalent Stihl 271at 50cc, and husky 450 also at 50cc.
Echo chainsaws cannot be beat for value! I did a good amount of research when I realized that I needed a 60cc saw. Nothing can touch the Timberwolf for price and power. The Husqvarna 460 Rancher makes noticeably less power
I own at Stihl 441 magnum 70 cc saw and it's a beast when it's working. $1400+ Normally I end up using an echo. I've got 2 of the little ones cs-352 and 310 and then a cs-4920 - 18 inch. With the big Stihl in the shop there's no way I'd buy another Stihl. Looking at buying the echo timber wolf, so thanks for the video review.
The 590 likes to let fines through the air filter is about the only drawback. Keep a clean filter and make sure it has a good seal to the carb! Nice little saw!
@@jeffscookingadventurethere's a company called gearhead that actually makes an o-ring kit to help seal up your air filter it's like 15 bucks. Just search it on here
I have that saw with 24in bar and really like it. full house 3/8 chain full chisel.... had it for a year now and no issues.. I ordered mine through Lowe's because they don't carry in stock the 24 in bar model
I had a 620pw, wrecked it after many years tree svc work. Bought this 590 saw pulled all the 620 furniture off ithe broken saw, dogs ccover plate full wrap handle clutch cover and sprocket and put it on the timberwolf. Works great. Dang near identical saws. Ive had mine 6 months now, its dedicated firewood saw, i make 2 cord a day, when i make wood. It will spin the 27 inch echo bar no problem. I prefer to use the 81 dl 24 inch bar.
Thanks for the comment front yard ! I am very happy with the 59 timber wolf and thought it needed a good review so many people over look this saw because it’s not a husky or Stihl but I done a lot of research and the timber wolf had the best reviews and they was right 🤟
They are the same 59.8 cc saws with the exception of two piston rings instead of one, aluminum handle instead of plastic, and metal bar/chain cover instead of plastic. There may be a few other things, but those are the major differences. The Timber Wolf retails for about $180 less.
@driftlesshunter9200 good to know man, one piston ring vs 2... good to know. Thank you! I bought my 620 for 200 dollars from a guy whose wife got it for him a Christmas present in like 2017, he never used it, it was in box still, And i got my 590 $389 from a online saw shop in Minnesota not sure the name, great saws!
Just bought one today 3-12-24.. Had a craftsman 42cc that was ok for 10" on down but carb issues and trigger keeps dumping on me. I looked at several other brands in the 60cc 20-24 inch bar and just felt that this Timberwolf was the best bang for the buck... I can't wait to get after the 4 pecan and one 75 year old mesquite tree with the 590!
@@jeffscookingadventure 10-4 I did see a vid where they indicated that a stock bar clogs easy and a better bar is the Oregon. I'll definitely watch for that clogging.. keeping it cool is a must!
Yep my father in law moved up from Florida and he said the same thing ! All the big landscaping yard workers had echo brand leaf blowers and everything else to do the job in his cape corral area👍
I have 3 echos.the 590,352,310.for the money,they are great saws.run all day.i got 590 with the 24 inch bar.i don't like the echo factory bar that came with that thou.it won't spit out enough oil.i adjusted the oiler,didn't help.bar was clean,etc.oregon bar,works great
I bought the Echo CS620P which was $200 more than the Timberwolf. Do I need a professional saw, no but I watched a UA-cam by the Novice Lumberjack. He dissected the 590 and a 620p, and differences are there in how they are built. Probably the comparable Husqvarna is the 555, which is $150/$350 more than the the 620p/590 Timberwolf .
Hey Brandon hoad ! Thanks for the comment/question ! I bought this saw at Home Depot on sale for 419.00 with a 20 inch bar and I’ve been cutting through 23 inch like butter ! 👍 I would buy it again over and over !
Hey Brandon I did the same thing started cutting smaller stuff all day with it and then got to the big stuff … man I was sore the next day and realized the small stuff needs small light weight saw big stuff for the the echo Timberwolf 💯
I have a Proyama chainsaw, and I will say that this Proyama chainsaw is better than my Stihl and Husqvarna ones. It has plenty of power and it's easy to maintain. There's no kickback at all and even with the included chain it cut pretty quick and very clean. using the included chains I cut some pretty large logs. It's certainly not light and could probably be a little better balance but I don't do this for a living so I'm fine with it. The two bars are a very well built and very sturdy. Idle is perfect out of the box. Chain brake works and is essential. The included safety equipment actually does a good job. The ear muffs and face mask are not the best quality material but they both will certainly protect your hearing and most definitely your face from flying chips. The face mask screen unexpectedly heavy duty. The gloves at best will keep any sweat off your hands and prevent it from slipping. The value of this chainsaw is amazing and costs less than 1/2 of the name brands and does just as good or better job.
I have a Proyama chainsaw, and I will say that this Proyama chainsaw is better than my Stihl and Husqvarna ones. It has plenty of power and it's easy to maintain. There's no kickback at all and even with the included chain it cut pretty quick and very clean. using the included chains I cut some pretty large logs. It's certainly not light and could probably be a little better balance but I don't do this for a living so I'm fine with it. The two bars are a very well built and very sturdy. Idle is perfect out of the box. Chain brake works and is essential. The included safety equipment actually does a good job. The ear muffs and face mask are not the best quality material but they both will certainly protect your hearing and most definitely your face from flying chips. The face mask screen unexpectedly heavy duty. The gloves at best will keep any sweat off your hands and prevent it from slipping. The gas can is very handy! I can't speak for professional use but I will say I highly recommend this Proyama saw for home use and I would most certainly get one again if I needed. The value of this chainsaw is amazing and takes less than 1/2 of the name brands and does just as good or better job.
WOW, I just looked up that saw and see the whole kit with extra bars, case, ear protection, Face shield, gloves and dust mask was only $209.00 on Amazon and 62cc.. How well does it perform if used all day cutting?
I have a Proyama chainsaw, and I will say that this Proyama chainsaw is better than my Stihl and Husqvarna ones. It has plenty of power and it's easy to maintain. There's no kickback at all and even with the included chain it cut pretty quick and very clean. using the included chains I cut some pretty large logs. It's certainly not light and could probably be a little better balance but I don't do this for a living so I'm fine with it. The two bars are a very well built and very sturdy. Idle is perfect out of the box. Chain brake works and is essential. The included safety equipment actually does a good job. The ear muffs and face mask are not the best quality material but they both will certainly protect your hearing and most definitely your face from flying chips. The face mask screen unexpectedly heavy duty. The gloves at best will keep any sweat off your hands and prevent it from slipping. The gas can is very handy!
I have a Proyama chainsaw, and I will say that this Proyama chainsaw is better than my Stihl and Husqvarna ones. It has plenty of power and it's easy to maintain. There's no kickback at all and even with the included chain it cut pretty quick and very clean. using the included chains I cut some pretty large logs. It's certainly not light and could probably be a little better balance but I don't do this for a living so I'm fine with it. The two bars are a very well built and very sturdy. Idle is perfect out of the box. Chain brake works and is essential. The included safety equipment actually does a good job.
I got my cs590 from home depot and I paid $399.00
I also have echo 2620 hand held leaf blower that is really great. Echo is made in Japan. Japan makes great quality. Not to mention Toyota, Honda, Lexus to name. Great product and excellent price 👌
Sorry for the late response Albertkazemian603 ! You are right my friend ! Dead on they do make great products I wish I would have done my research on a small echo trim saw 😔
Love My LC500 Lexus!! Makes me feel even better about the Echo 590 Timberwolf I just bought today! Thanks for the comment.
I used to do a lot of tree work in Ohio. I used nothing but Echo & one Husky (3120 for all you enthusiasts!). I moved down to South Texas about 10 years ago and sold all but 2 of my saws. The only 2 I brought down here where 2 top handled limbing saws. I needed a 20” to go cut some bigger mesquite. I bought a Stihl. Very, very disappointed. I can’t keep this saw running consistently for anything. I wish I hadn’t sold my CS680 before moving. That saw was a beast!!!!
Thanks for the comment STX ! I’m very pleased with my Timberwolf on the big stuff not tried any of the new Stihl or husky’s
I’m like 30 cords deep on my 590 after having issues with my husky. It was all about what was the best bang for the buck, but I now like it better than my previous huskies, enough that all I own now are Echos (4910 as well for small stuff). Great video man
Thanks Danny I just bought another ms 170 Stihl My old one has problems right now for the small stuff … I didn’t do my research on echo small saws for tops and limbs dang… anyhow the echo I’m very happy with 👍
Add a tie wrap to the side handle. Measure 16" from edge of bar. Cut it to length. You'll be buckin' 16" logs.
When net in use or in the way, slide the tip towards the saw.
Great idea never thought of that only got 1 request for 16” but I may start doing all 16 “ everybody that comes out gets 18”-22 “ and just happy as hell I see why now there getting way more than a Rick or 1 face cord 😂😂😂
I have a Proyama chainsaw, and I will say that this Proyama chainsaw is better than my Stihl and Husqvarna ones. It has plenty of power and it's easy to maintain. There's no kickback at all and even with the included chain it cut pretty quick and very clean. using the included chains I cut some pretty large logs. It's certainly not light and could probably be a little better balance but I don't do this for a living so I'm fine with it. The two bars are a very well built and very sturdy. Idle is perfect out of the box. Chain brake works and is essential. The included safety equipment actually does a good job. The ear muffs and face mask are not the best quality material but they both will certainly protect your hearing and most definitely your face from flying chips. The face mask screen unexpectedly heavy duty. The gloves at best will keep any sweat off your hands and prevent it from slipping. The gas can is very handy! I can't speak for professional use but I will say I highly recommend this Proyama saw for home use and I would most certainly buy one again if I needed.
For those not really familiar with Echo chainsaws, the CS-590 (Timber Wolf) & professional grade CS-620P are basically the same saw (both 59.8 cc). Unless you find one on sale a CS-590 will run about $450 with a 20" bar/chain, & the CS-620P would be about $630. The extra $180 dollars will give you two piston rings instead of one, an aluminum handle versus plastic, a metal cover over the bar/chain instead of plastic. Don't quote me on this, but you can check this out for yourself. Besides all that, they run about the same. So you would need to decide what's important to you. Many feel the $400 (power head) Timber Wolf is one of the best 60 cc chainsaw values. It has some power, & it will pull a larger 3/8" pitch chain.
I didn’t know all that driftlesshunter it’s very good that you shared that info 👍I just know it’s going to get worked hard until spring and I’m really impressed by it🤟
620 has slightly bigger carb and a hotter more advanced coil
Thanks for the comment and info this stuff is good to know 👍
I purchased a saw year: 2013($200) well used still very strong on Lewis Winch,
2017($200)had less than ten tanks of gas through its cutter,
2020($200) had red gas from the dealership less than one tank. All three purchased off Craigslist. All I've done is muffler, air filter mod, and re tune accordingly. They are my bucking saws for Oregon Ash, Red/White Oak, Walnut and Douglas Fir. Run 24" bars all day running full comp and full skip tooth. They eat well with no four stroke issues. Run very cool. 7310P is next.
@john-littlejohnmayernik3619 thanks for that info John ! My 590 is all I need around my place and it’s doing great 👍
Thank you for the review. I get "recognition points" for work and Timberwolf echo was an option. But I was getting a lot of shade from the guys at work because they are hard up for Stihl or husky, but technically it was "free money" for me, and I think this is going to be great for my needs. And the 59cc engine is bigger than the equivalent Stihl 271at 50cc, and husky 450 also at 50cc.
Thanks for the comment! You will be very happy with the 590 echo timber wolf oiler adjustable on the bottom
Great saw! Did a couple mods on mine and pulls a 24” through like nothing.
Dis-engage the chain break after starting immediately or can cook a saw. ✌️
I agree zero mark ! Thanks for the comment!
Love it. I want one 👍🏼
Thanks for the comment Wayne! I really like mine👍
that's the same 2 saws I have, I love em both.
@@brizzle6219 thanks for the comment brizzled ! I’m pretty happy with mine also👍
Echo chainsaws cannot be beat for value! I did a good amount of research when I realized that I needed a 60cc saw. Nothing can touch the Timberwolf for price and power. The Husqvarna 460 Rancher makes noticeably less power
Thanks for the comment Rich! Your right the 60 cc rips through it all with a lot less price tag 👍
Great review
Thanks for the comment Brian! I thought the Timberwolf need a good review very happy with it
I own at Stihl 441 magnum 70 cc saw and it's a beast when it's working. $1400+ Normally I end up using an echo. I've got 2 of the little ones cs-352 and 310 and then a cs-4920 - 18 inch. With the big Stihl in the shop there's no way I'd buy another Stihl. Looking at buying the echo timber wolf, so thanks for the video review.
Thanks for the comment genuineimpulse ! I’m pretty pleased with the timber wolf power for what I’m sawing 👍
The 590 likes to let fines through the air filter is about the only drawback. Keep a clean filter and make sure it has a good seal to the carb! Nice little saw!
Thank you Ted ! I’ve heard that ! Only thing I’ve seen is the echo don’t oil like it should! I’ve heard Oregon chain and bar combo 👍
@@jeffscookingadventure Is it adjustable oiler? I can't remember if it is or not. If so open it up all the way is always what I do anyways.
@@jeffscookingadventurethere's a company called gearhead that actually makes an o-ring kit to help seal up your air filter it's like 15 bucks. Just search it on here
@@tedneitzel I don’t know if it’s adjustable or not Ted I’ll find out👍
@@jeffscookingadventureoiler is adjustable and also I recommend opening up the oil holes on the bar with a drill . I did it to mine it works great 💪
I have that saw with 24in bar and really like it. full house 3/8 chain full chisel.... had it for a year now and no issues.. I ordered mine through Lowe's because they don't carry in stock the 24 in bar model
Thanks for the comment Robert ! I’m really pleased with mine and the 20 in is all I need around my property 👍
@@jeffscookingadventure these saws are awesome for the money . I'm almost tempted to buy a 2nd One 😀
I would like to see how the smaller one compares to Stihl 👍
great saw
The value of this chainsaw is amazing and costs less than 1/2 of the name brands and does just as good or better job.
Ah yeah, my dad has an echo 310 or something like that and he loves it. I've got the cs355-t and it has been great. Nice simple and to the point
That’s awesome Richard ! Thanks for the info! The echo is really good I hope it keeps on keeping on with no hick up’s 👍
I had a 620pw, wrecked it after many years tree svc work.
Bought this 590 saw pulled all the 620 furniture off ithe broken saw, dogs ccover plate full wrap handle clutch cover and sprocket and put it on the timberwolf. Works great. Dang near identical saws.
Ive had mine 6 months now, its dedicated firewood saw, i make 2 cord a day, when i make wood. It will spin the 27 inch echo bar no problem. I prefer to use the 81 dl 24 inch bar.
Thanks for the comment front yard ! I am very happy with the 59 timber wolf and thought it needed a good review so many people over look this saw because it’s not a husky or Stihl but I done a lot of research and the timber wolf had the best reviews and they was right 🤟
They are the same 59.8 cc saws with the exception of two piston rings instead of one, aluminum handle instead of plastic, and metal bar/chain cover instead of plastic. There may be a few other things, but those are the major differences. The Timber Wolf retails for about $180 less.
@driftlesshunter9200 good to know man, one piston ring vs 2... good to know. Thank you!
I bought my 620 for 200 dollars from a guy whose wife got it for him a Christmas present in like 2017, he never used it, it was in box still,
And i got my 590 $389 from a online saw shop in Minnesota not sure the name, great saws!
I’m pretty happy with the Timberwolf thus far 👍
Good deals still in the box are the real good deals👍
Just bought one today 3-12-24.. Had a craftsman 42cc that was ok for 10" on down but carb issues and trigger keeps dumping on me. I looked at several other brands in the 60cc 20-24 inch bar and just felt that this Timberwolf was the best bang for the buck... I can't wait to get after the 4 pecan and one 75 year old mesquite tree with the 590!
I love mine just one thing nobody tells you is that always keep your oiler clean 👍
Thanks for the comment rocketmann you will really be happy with it on the big stuff👍
@@jeffscookingadventure 10-4 I did see a vid where they indicated that a stock bar clogs easy and a better bar is the Oregon. I'll definitely watch for that clogging.. keeping it cool is a must!
Echo power equipment is used by many landscaping companies, I have seen it myself. So that tells you something. Echo makes great quality products
Yep my father in law moved up from Florida and he said the same thing ! All the big landscaping yard workers had echo brand leaf blowers and everything else to do the job in his cape corral area👍
I have 3 echos.the 590,352,310.for the money,they are great saws.run all day.i got 590 with the 24 inch bar.i don't like the echo factory bar that came with that thou.it won't spit out enough oil.i adjusted the oiler,didn't help.bar was clean,etc.oregon bar,works great
Thanks for comment Brent ! So you went with a Oregon bar what about the chain Oregon also ?
@@jeffscookingadventure yes,Oregon chain too.i bought as a set. Was a little cheaper that way
Good info I noticed on my 2nd new chain while I was sawing looked a little dry 😔I try me a a Oregon set not a Countyline 👍thanks for the great advice!
They are good saws for real
Thanks Anthony for the comment! Yes from what I have seen and the wood I be cut I’m all team echo !
Dang spell correct … and all the wood I’ve cut I’m all in team echo !!
I have three.590’s best saw for the money, hands down.
Thanks for the comment Ej ! I really like mine for the big stuff my little Stihl can’t handle 👍
I bought the Echo CS620P which was $200 more than the Timberwolf. Do I need a professional saw, no but I watched a UA-cam by the Novice Lumberjack. He dissected the 590 and a 620p, and differences are there in how they are built.
Probably the comparable Husqvarna is the 555, which is $150/$350 more than the the 620p/590 Timberwolf .
I heard the 620 had a few better qualities to them but both close and very powerful saws👍
Compare models & parts at Saw Suppliers (Wisconsin online supplier).
Thanks for the info sorry it took so long to get back I missed it somehow Dang … sorry buddy
590 wolf is the best saw ever
Thanks Richard for the comment! I agree I really like mine 👍
$399 off eBay w 24". Did get a 20" to put on it
Hey Brandon hoad ! Thanks for the comment/question ! I bought this saw at Home Depot on sale for 419.00 with a 20 inch bar and I’ve been cutting through 23 inch like butter ! 👍 I would buy it again over and over !
@@jeffscookingadventure just started to really use it. Smaller (12-14") dead ash. Definitely outdoes my Husqvarna 450.
Hey Brandon I did the same thing started cutting smaller stuff all day with it and then got to the big stuff … man I was sore the next day and realized the small stuff needs small light weight saw big stuff for the the echo Timberwolf 💯
Thanks for the comment Brandon!!!
@@jeffscookingadventure w the dead down ash there's very little little stuff
I have a Proyama chainsaw, and I will say that this Proyama chainsaw is better than my Stihl and Husqvarna ones. It has plenty of power and it's easy to maintain. There's no kickback at all and even with the included chain it cut pretty quick and very clean. using the included chains I cut some pretty large logs. It's certainly not light and could probably be a little better balance but I don't do this for a living so I'm fine with it. The two bars are a very well built and very sturdy. Idle is perfect out of the box. Chain brake works and is essential. The included safety equipment actually does a good job. The ear muffs and face mask are not the best quality material but they both will certainly protect your hearing and most definitely your face from flying chips. The face mask screen unexpectedly heavy duty. The gloves at best will keep any sweat off your hands and prevent it from slipping. The value of this chainsaw is amazing and costs less than 1/2 of the name brands and does just as good or better job.
I have a Proyama chainsaw, and I will say that this Proyama chainsaw is better than my Stihl and Husqvarna ones. It has plenty of power and it's easy to maintain. There's no kickback at all and even with the included chain it cut pretty quick and very clean. using the included chains I cut some pretty large logs. It's certainly not light and could probably be a little better balance but I don't do this for a living so I'm fine with it. The two bars are a very well built and very sturdy. Idle is perfect out of the box. Chain brake works and is essential. The included safety equipment actually does a good job. The ear muffs and face mask are not the best quality material but they both will certainly protect your hearing and most definitely your face from flying chips. The face mask screen unexpectedly heavy duty. The gloves at best will keep any sweat off your hands and prevent it from slipping. The gas can is very handy! I can't speak for professional use but I will say I highly recommend this Proyama saw for home use and I would most certainly get one again if I needed. The value of this chainsaw is amazing and takes less than 1/2 of the name brands and does just as good or better job.
That’s good to know Wayne I’m not familiar with that brand but I’m going to check it out ! Thanks for the comment
WOW, I just looked up that saw and see the whole kit with extra bars, case, ear protection, Face shield, gloves and dust mask was only $209.00 on Amazon and 62cc.. How well does it perform if used all day cutting?
I have a Proyama chainsaw, and I will say that this Proyama chainsaw is better than my Stihl and Husqvarna ones. It has plenty of power and it's easy to maintain. There's no kickback at all and even with the included chain it cut pretty quick and very clean. using the included chains I cut some pretty large logs. It's certainly not light and could probably be a little better balance but I don't do this for a living so I'm fine with it. The two bars are a very well built and very sturdy. Idle is perfect out of the box. Chain brake works and is essential. The included safety equipment actually does a good job. The ear muffs and face mask are not the best quality material but they both will certainly protect your hearing and most definitely your face from flying chips. The face mask screen unexpectedly heavy duty. The gloves at best will keep any sweat off your hands and prevent it from slipping. The gas can is very handy!
These are several Chinese chainsaw clones out there, & Proyama may be one of the better ones.
I have a Proyama chainsaw, and I will say that this Proyama chainsaw is better than my Stihl and Husqvarna ones. It has plenty of power and it's easy to maintain. There's no kickback at all and even with the included chain it cut pretty quick and very clean. using the included chains I cut some pretty large logs. It's certainly not light and could probably be a little better balance but I don't do this for a living so I'm fine with it. The two bars are a very well built and very sturdy. Idle is perfect out of the box. Chain brake works and is essential. The included safety equipment actually does a good job.