@@OliverofAllTradesStihl treats air filtration as after thought just like this saw. Husqvarna meanwhile has a well engineered filtration system that eliminates 90% of the particulates ever even reaching the filter. Even poulan has a better system than stihls.
@@kraftzion you are dead wrong. What you said is true but only for a few older models. The newer stihls have a vastly improved air cooling and injection system. The filters are higher flow material and easier to clean. All the pro saws with the HD2system are top teir.
I bought one of the blue and white ones over the summer. Amazon delivered it with a corner of the box crushed and I didn't think it was a big deal until I discovered the blade studs were bent. I ended up getting a full return from Amazon and they let me keep the saw, then I discovered those does just screwed out at the time when I did the return process I thought they were retained from inside the crank case. So I repaired it easily. I'm about 3 tanks in and so far it's been great. Plenty of power for the 20" blade and I'm sure it could handle more. The spring assist starting is awesome, I noticed in your video you didn't seem to use it. Just pull the cord slowly until you feel the tension build and then just a bit more and it cranks super easy. Mine usually starts in about three pulls or less, I used it yesterday for the first time In a couple of months and it actually started in two pulls total. I'm still running it on a 25:1 mix for break in, I'm curious to see what it will do with a bit leaner mix and a retune. It's probably not actually 62cc, but whatever size the engine is it has a lot of power for the weight of the saw.
Nice review. I have the cheaper supmix. They're 54.5cc not 62, it doesnt really matter but a real 62cc saw will smoke it. You're pulling the saw over way too hard, it has a spring assist easy pull starter, pull super easy like your arm is broken and it will start right up. This feature bugs some people but I like it, once you get used to barely pulling on the pull rope it's nice.
bought this saw last december. you can pull the chord very slowly and when it reaches the end it will rev itself. never had the issue with the on/off switch because i just pull it up slowly and bring it down slowly. processed maybe 20 trees with it. still running great after a year. the saw is a clone of an old echo so i bought a cheap 2 dollar echo tensioner off ebay. now i can tighten the chain from the side instead of the front like a stihl. plan to use it a lot at work this winter before writing a real review. will be bucking and splitting wood for months so we will see how it holds up.
Your supposed to guide the pull cord down easy. Great video and review! Lots of bugaboos in the chainsaw world people don't realize. You're supposed to warm them up you supposed to run them a little heavy on the oil side. You can damage your piston score it down the whole sidewall if you don't warm up your chainsaw.
I absolutely love the quality and the content of your videos! No bullcrap, and very detailed. You deserve a bigger audience than you currently have! Subbed, liked.
I got one of these a few weeks ago, runs and starts great and will eat anything you throw at it, I dont have to sharpen as much as a saw with an oregon chain. Keep sharp, file the rakers a bit and it tears through everything. used it a handful of times and happy with it!
Thanks for the actual review. I found this very helpful. We have a tree down from Milton that is in the way. I’ve made it for years without my expensive chainsaws. So, “home owner with few times needing a chainsaw” was exactly what I was looking for. Cheers! Liked and subscribed.
Very good review. I’ve owned this chainsaw for about 5 months now and I don’t use it too often. I put at least 6 tanks of gas through it and it’s a pretty good saw. The chain is crappy though but that is to be expected.
I also have a China saw as a backup, its not a pro saw , but i really like it, and i did actually ...( change the muffler) so it dosen't get so hot. And as you say , keep the chain sharp, clean it regular...and it actually is a good home saw . Once again, they are not pro , not made for run 4-8 hours straight, each day. But for that price , i will actually try 16 tums blade and see how it handle it . Great review 👍👍👍
Appreciate the straight up unbiased review. The only comment I might add, having a Similar saw in the Salem Master 6220H, These saws might just fool you with their capabilities. I easily upgraded to a 22" Bar and chain for Both cut depth and Reach when bucking. Less bending is always better. The 62cc saws easily handle most hardwoods to 30"+ with good cutting techniques and I have cut several Trunks up to 38". Keeping the Chain in good condition is Key to a good day in the wood. My 62cc has cut up about 5 cords of 18"+ Black Walnut, 30"-38" Tulip poplar, and a 24" green oak since March. I use a smaller49cc 4 stroke Senix 18" saw for most of the smaller rounds. 18 total cords cut, transported and stacked for splitting.
I purchased the blue and white version of this saw new in the box on marketplace for $80. I have a half dozen other saws, all Husqvarna and Stihl and much larger. My brother and I have been wondering how these inexpensive saws perform and for the price this seemed like a good way to get one in hand. .....so I was looking for a couple reviews on this model and found yours. I watch alot of product reviews and have maybe left a comment on one or two out of hundreds.... But I wanted to make sure to thank you for your excellent review of this product. It was informative and well produced and I'm confident it was 100% honest. Seeing a review that is more than an unboxing is always a good thing but most turn into someone trying to hard and putting the focus on themselves more than the product. You highlighted the important things that people should consider prior to purchase and didn't get too technical with a bunch of time spent on specifications and head to head contests with products 4-7x more expensive. Your video was well narrated and well edited and was one of the best I've seen on any product. Thanks again for taking the time to post this review, it's something you should be very proud of.
I’ve got the blue and white(slightly upgraded model, what’s actually upgraded, IDK - it looks the same). That thing is a champ….. only ever put ethanol free gas in it, and it starts every time I need it. Chews through everything I’ve tried to cut, never had a failure. It runs until it runs out of gas. Ive used more expensive chainsaws, but this thing worked just as good for less than half the price.
Mine also is a 62cc, change the plastic air filter to the paper air filter, works great. It came with the set, plug play, might have to trim down the spark plug rubber cover a little bit.
Excellent, and very comprehensive review! We appreciate you taking the time to produce this video. As you stated, not much information on this specific chainsaw. Your information will help others make an informed decision on purchasing this saw! Looking forward to seeing future videos!
I have the blue and white model of this saw It is an awesome saw. Fast and powerful However it goes through a lot more gas than any other saw that I have ever used
Great review, if I didn't buy 20 in Salem Master I would have bought that one. With all the extra the SM did not come with. The sound coming from that engine sounds like the STILH CHAINSAW.
I was just about to pull the trigger on the Proyama for $299, but this one popped up on sale on Amazon for $179.99 CAD with another 5% discount and this looks to take the same chain and bar as my 42cc Homelite I've been getting by with for years, so I'm going to give it a shot.
Your starting problem is because you are starting left handed. You should be doing dropstarting with you holding the saw lefthand on hand hoop and pulling the starter rope with your right hand. The is why the on off switch broke.
Spare parts should be ordered from a Chinese online store, e.g. a circuit breaker costs 50 cents. It's a good idea to replace that breaker with a low rocker model, they are also available as self-resetting, meaning that the ignition current comes back on after switching off. Starter rope wheels have sometimes been replaced with these, it costs about $1.50 in China. 🙂
Routine maintenance also includes changing your fuel filter and to prevent hitting the switch start the saw on the ground and not really suppose to drop start a sawjust my opinion though
You want to be careful using compressed air on an air filter as it can damage/enlarge the filteration holes/ filter membrane. Good video though, much respect and merry Christmas from the uk
I SET THE SAW ON SOME THING FLAT while holding the saw by the handle with my left hand securing the saw so it wont move the I PULL THE ROPE NOT LETTING IT GO LETTING IT SNAP BACK IN TO THE SAW you can lose the rope that way
03:11....yeah. don't start a $125 chainsaw like this. You are just asking for something to break. No wonder he ripped the toggle switch off the saw. Put it on the ground and give a couple of mellow pulls and it will start right up. This isn't a stihl. Good vid otherwise.
Really a 54.5cc saw actually. Still great for what it is though. Its a little beast for under $200. I timed it in a race vs my 40cc Champion in 12" of oak... 19 seconds vs 54 seconds.
The also have a better filter. Same place look for Aumel 5800 paper filter base. You need the one that comes with the black plastic screw down. The others are only the horn filter and plate which isn't enough.
The air filter is kind of the same set up as my Chinese made oleo Mac, rtv sealent the outside and replace that rubber gasket with a bead of the sealent let dry and voila no more ingress of debris.
I own a couple of these now and I love them. They start right up and have plenty of power. The switch is horribly annoying -- I usually keep my thumb on it when running the saw because it will sometimes just vibrate itself to the off position. But I bought some low profile switches on amazon and installed one of those instead of the toggle style switch. Just had to file a bit of the chassis and plastic cover away to get it to fit but its WAY better now.
I've started selling off my name brand saws to buy these instead. They're awesome and reliable and stupid easy and cheap to fix compared to stihl or Husqvarna. I will say avoid anything coochear, otherwise the garwinner, neo tech, enen the no name one i got off temu have been great saws. I take all 3 when I daylight roads at work or cut firewood after. Mainly to keep from having to sharpen in the woods lol
I'm a huge fan . . . Bot 1 a cuppla munts ago . . . Bin using it as my main saw . . . Gives the other 1s a brake . . No complaints @ all . . Still runs like the day it arrived . . I put about 30 tanks of gas threw it . . . On itz second chain now
I too. China Is the worse enemy of free world. Every dollar whe give ti china will used against us. What Is the problem? Almost all chainsaw are made in china. 😢. Sorry for my bad english. ceers from Lombardia Italy.
I operate This chinese clone of Zenoha 40/1 2,5 per cento sintetico oil for two strike engines. Cutting black locuste ( Robinia pseudoacacia ) trees. 5 -6 hours per day. Allryght. PS. I use Husqvarna chain. ceers from Lombardia Italy
@criticalevent 40 or 50:1 is fine. They just say 25:1 because this saw is based on an old saw and also ships to 3rd world countries where they only have access to low quality oil.
@@OutdoorsWithChad Thanks, I have actually since bought two of these, one for felling and I just bought another for milling, I ran 25:1 for 5 tanks and been running 40:1 ever since and it works great. A couple quirks I've found you have to be aware of is the bar has a lot of play on the pins and loosens the chain so you have to tighten it with the saw upside down so it's already deflected as far up as it was going to go, and the safety brake can get jammed open by sawdust and has to be fiddled with occasionally. I still can't believe you can get a saw like this for the price of a bar and chain at the STIHL dealership.
@criticalevent Yeah they're pretty awesome for the price. I have 2 as well, the first one has cut a decent amount of firewood and its still going strong. I also tried milling a couple boards with it (12" pine), but found it underpowered for that, so for that purpose I've moved to bigger saws. I find my chain break seems to pop i to the braked position and I have to reset the brake a couple times before it stays open. I've also replaced the switch with a better rocker-style switch so it doesn't vibrate itself off. Minor complaints for such great value. I will say now that I have both a larger saw and a smaller saw, I don't use it much as I tend to reach for the bigger saw for most things. But that's not a knock against the Supmix itself, just that a 55cc class (which is what they actually are, not 62cc) doesn't really have a useful place in my lineup anymore except as a backup.
Excellent review!! I have one of these saws on order. I will be doing a review on my channel later. Like you, I don't review something until I've actually used it. 😄New subscriber here.
Before careful with that switch. I already broke the replacement I installed. But there is a small workaround if the switch breaks off. Keep it in the on position and when you want to turn the saw off pull the choke out and and the engine will die.
Glad to see you use the unsafe drop start method. I've been starting my saws like that for 40 years without problems. I am not going to put the saw between my legs to start it.
I WAS CHEAP I had THE TREE MAN JUST CUT THE TREE DOWN NOT TAKE IT AWAY THEY tangled every thing up the trunk was on top of the limbs and all the brush what a mess my electric saw could not do it too weak to cut up the big pieces so I looked at rental They charge 77 dollars a day to rent a saw for a day it is cheaper to buy the 140 dollar saw and own it I brought one and I had no problem cutting a large 30 inch oak tree up great powerful saw the tree is now beautiful fire wood
I think his issue is that he's used to a saw that doesn't have the spring assist in the recoil. Instead of letting the spring assist do its' job you have the habit of starting it like a normal saw. I've seen a lot of people who bought Stihl MS 180C's with spring assist break the pull starter because they treat it like a normal saw.
54.5cc actually -- 58 only if you include the combustion chamber... but then you're no longer measuring displacement, so that's not the right way to do it.
I’d rather have 10 of these than 1 stihl
Why not? Stihl is the best.
just name,,,,,,,,,,,,,they boost the price
@@OliverofAllTrades
@@OliverofAllTradesStihl treats air filtration as after thought just like this saw. Husqvarna meanwhile has a well engineered filtration system that eliminates 90% of the particulates ever even reaching the filter. Even poulan has a better system than stihls.
@@kraftzion you are dead wrong. What you said is true but only for a few older models.
The newer stihls have a vastly improved air cooling and injection system.
The filters are higher flow material and easier to clean.
All the pro saws with the HD2system are top teir.
@@Carboneye7 The 500i doesn't have it. How new are you talking?
I bought one of the blue and white ones over the summer. Amazon delivered it with a corner of the box crushed and I didn't think it was a big deal until I discovered the blade studs were bent. I ended up getting a full return from Amazon and they let me keep the saw, then I discovered those does just screwed out at the time when I did the return process I thought they were retained from inside the crank case. So I repaired it easily.
I'm about 3 tanks in and so far it's been great. Plenty of power for the 20" blade and I'm sure it could handle more. The spring assist starting is awesome, I noticed in your video you didn't seem to use it. Just pull the cord slowly until you feel the tension build and then just a bit more and it cranks super easy. Mine usually starts in about three pulls or less, I used it yesterday for the first time In a couple of months and it actually started in two pulls total.
I'm still running it on a 25:1 mix for break in, I'm curious to see what it will do with a bit leaner mix and a retune. It's probably not actually 62cc, but whatever size the engine is it has a lot of power for the weight of the saw.
Nice review.
I have the cheaper supmix. They're 54.5cc not 62, it doesnt really matter but a real 62cc saw will smoke it.
You're pulling the saw over way too hard, it has a spring assist easy pull starter, pull super easy like your arm is broken and it will start right up. This feature bugs some people but I like it, once you get used to barely pulling on the pull rope it's nice.
bought this saw last december. you can pull the chord very slowly and when it reaches the end it will rev itself. never had the issue with the on/off switch because i just pull it up slowly and bring it down slowly. processed maybe 20 trees with it. still running great after a year. the saw is a clone of an old echo so i bought a cheap 2 dollar echo tensioner off ebay. now i can tighten the chain from the side instead of the front like a stihl. plan to use it a lot at work this winter before writing a real review. will be bucking and splitting wood for months so we will see how it holds up.
These saws are Zenoah clones and not related to an Echo in any way.
@@stevenkinnison8044 the piece fits so i use it
Your supposed to guide the pull cord down easy. Great video and review! Lots of bugaboos in the chainsaw world people don't realize. You're supposed to warm them up you supposed to run them a little heavy on the oil side. You can damage your piston score it down the whole sidewall if you don't warm up your chainsaw.
I bought one just because of your review. I really appreciate your review.
I absolutely love the quality and the content of your videos! No bullcrap, and very detailed. You deserve a bigger audience than you currently have! Subbed, liked.
I got one of these a few weeks ago, runs and starts great and will eat anything you throw at it, I dont have to sharpen as much as a saw with an oregon chain. Keep sharp, file the rakers a bit and it tears through everything. used it a handful of times and happy with it!
Thanks for the actual review. I found this very helpful. We have a tree down from Milton that is in the way. I’ve made it for years without my expensive chainsaws. So, “home owner with few times needing a chainsaw” was exactly what I was looking for. Cheers! Liked and subscribed.
Very good review. I’ve owned this chainsaw for about 5 months now and I don’t use it too often. I put at least 6 tanks of gas through it and it’s a pretty good saw. The chain is crappy though but that is to be expected.
I also have a China saw as a backup, its not a pro saw , but i really like it, and i did actually ...( change the muffler) so it dosen't get so hot. And as you say , keep the chain sharp, clean it regular...and it actually is a good home saw . Once again, they are not pro , not made for run 4-8 hours straight, each day. But for that price , i will actually try 16 tums blade and see how it handle it .
Great review 👍👍👍
Appreciate the straight up unbiased review.
The only comment I might add, having a Similar saw in the Salem Master 6220H, These saws might just fool you with their capabilities. I easily upgraded to a 22" Bar and chain for Both cut depth and Reach when bucking. Less bending is always better. The 62cc saws easily handle most hardwoods to 30"+ with good cutting techniques and I have cut several Trunks up to 38". Keeping the Chain in good condition is Key to a good day in the wood.
My 62cc has cut up about 5 cords of 18"+ Black Walnut, 30"-38" Tulip poplar, and a 24" green oak since March. I use a smaller49cc 4 stroke Senix 18" saw for most of the smaller rounds.
18 total cords cut, transported and stacked for splitting.
I purchased the blue and white version of this saw new in the box on marketplace for $80. I have a half dozen other saws, all Husqvarna and Stihl and much larger. My brother and I have been wondering how these inexpensive saws perform and for the price this seemed like a good way to get one in hand.
.....so I was looking for a couple reviews on this model and found yours.
I watch alot of product reviews and have maybe left a comment on one or two out of hundreds....
But I wanted to make sure to thank you for your excellent review of this product. It was informative and well produced and I'm confident it was 100% honest. Seeing a review that is more than an unboxing is always a good thing but most turn into someone trying to hard and putting the focus on themselves more than the product.
You highlighted the important things that people should consider prior to purchase and didn't get too technical with a bunch of time spent on specifications and head to head contests with products 4-7x more expensive.
Your video was well narrated and well edited and was one of the best I've seen on any product. Thanks again for taking the time to post this review, it's something you should be very proud of.
I do have to ask. How does it compare to the Husqvarna and Stihl?
I’ve got the blue and white(slightly upgraded model, what’s actually upgraded, IDK - it looks the same). That thing is a champ….. only ever put ethanol free gas in it, and it starts every time I need it. Chews through everything I’ve tried to cut, never had a failure. It runs until it runs out of gas. Ive used more expensive chainsaws, but this thing worked just as good for less than half the price.
Can we get air filters for it ????
What about other parts ????
Any suggestions on a good replacment chain? Thanks in advance
Coming to the comment section a year late, but just wanted to say you did a superb/honest review of the saw which was also a fun video to watch.
Mine also is a 62cc, change the plastic air filter to the paper air filter, works great. It came with the set, plug play, might have to trim down the spark plug rubber cover a little bit.
Excellent, and very comprehensive review! We appreciate you taking the time to produce this video. As you stated, not much information on this specific chainsaw. Your information will help others make an informed decision on purchasing this saw! Looking forward to seeing future videos!
Fantastic review. Thanks for taking the time to provide valuable insights.
You are hitting the switch because you are not starting it correctly.
This saw has the « easy start »feature . You pull slowly
Yes you are right
I have the blue and white model of this saw
It is an awesome saw. Fast and powerful
However it goes through a lot more gas than any other saw that I have ever used
Great review, if I didn't buy 20 in Salem Master I would have bought that one. With all the extra the SM did not come with. The sound coming from that engine sounds like the STILH CHAINSAW.
I was just about to pull the trigger on the Proyama for $299, but this one popped up on sale on Amazon for $179.99 CAD with another 5% discount and this looks to take the same chain and bar as my 42cc Homelite I've been getting by with for years, so I'm going to give it a shot.
Your starting problem is because you are starting left handed. You should be doing dropstarting with you holding the saw lefthand on hand hoop and pulling the starter rope with your right hand. The is why the on off switch broke.
Excellent review, site. Thank you
Spare parts should be ordered from a Chinese online store, e.g. a circuit breaker costs 50 cents. It's a good idea to replace that breaker with a low rocker model, they are also available as self-resetting, meaning that the ignition current comes back on after switching off. Starter rope wheels have sometimes been replaced with these, it costs about $1.50 in China. 🙂
Excellent review, thank you for taking the time produce this video
Glad it was helpful!
Id really like to see a review that compares the several 110-150 price piint saws on amazon
I have one of these I keep near my splitting station it runs really well I would put into most with the 455 husqvarna all day long.
Routine maintenance also includes changing your fuel filter and to prevent hitting the switch start the saw on the ground and not really suppose to drop start a sawjust my opinion though
You want to be careful using compressed air on an air filter as it can damage/enlarge the filteration holes/ filter membrane.
Good video though, much respect and merry Christmas from the uk
I SET THE SAW ON SOME THING FLAT while holding the saw by the handle with my left hand securing the saw so it wont move the I PULL THE ROPE NOT LETTING IT GO LETTING IT SNAP BACK IN TO THE SAW you can lose the rope that way
Very good review and you covered all the questions I would have asked. Thank you for your video review.
Mine says to run it 1:25 mix is that what you were running on yours?
These chainsaws come from China where they're still into using non-detergent 30w motor oil. You can run 40:1 with a modern 2-cycle synthetic oil.
Really good review thanks . What kind of camera do you use? And editing software?
Great review!
03:11....yeah. don't start a $125 chainsaw like this. You are just asking for something to break. No wonder he ripped the toggle switch off the saw. Put it on the ground and give a couple of mellow pulls and it will start right up. This isn't a stihl. Good vid otherwise.
I found out after buying a 70cc chainsaw on line it was really a 58 cc saw
Really a 54.5cc saw actually. Still great for what it is though. Its a little beast for under $200.
I timed it in a race vs my 40cc Champion in 12" of oak... 19 seconds vs 54 seconds.
Why does it keep deleting my comment I'm only trying to tell you how to add a side chain tensioner
You can get them off the jungle site. 25cc tensioner. Just have to drill the side hole with a 5/16th so it will fit correctly.
The also have a better filter. Same place look for Aumel 5800 paper filter base. You need the one that comes with the black plastic screw down. The others are only the horn filter and plate which isn't enough.
Is this a Dolmar 6300 clone? Any word on parts interchangeability?
Zenoah 5200 clone
The air filter is kind of the same set up as my Chinese made oleo Mac, rtv sealent the outside and replace that rubber gasket with a bead of the sealent let dry and voila no more ingress of debris.
I own a couple of these now and I love them. They start right up and have plenty of power. The switch is horribly annoying -- I usually keep my thumb on it when running the saw because it will sometimes just vibrate itself to the off position.
But I bought some low profile switches on amazon and installed one of those instead of the toggle style switch. Just had to file a bit of the chassis and plastic cover away to get it to fit but its WAY better now.
Sounds like a smart move. Thanks for the beta.
I think it's great information thank you
I've started selling off my name brand saws to buy these instead. They're awesome and reliable and stupid easy and cheap to fix compared to stihl or Husqvarna. I will say avoid anything coochear, otherwise the garwinner, neo tech, enen the no name one i got off temu have been great saws. I take all 3 when I daylight roads at work or cut firewood after. Mainly to keep from having to sharpen in the woods lol
Good video man.
I’m sticking with poulan and easy to get parts at reasonable prices 😊😊
I'm a huge fan . . . Bot 1 a cuppla munts ago . . . Bin using it as my main saw . . . Gives the other 1s a brake . . No complaints @ all . . Still runs like the day it arrived . . I put about 30 tanks of gas threw it . . . On itz second chain now
What am I doing wrong when I cut something my chain keeps coming lose
Make sure to adjust your chain tension properly. Videos on how to do thay
The only value I can see is to take the high road and not buy anything made by a country that is an enemy of the country that protects you from it.
A great point. If no one buys the garbage they will cease production.
I too. China Is the worse enemy of free world. Every dollar whe give ti china will used against us. What Is the problem? Almost all chainsaw are made in china. 😢. Sorry for my bad english. ceers from Lombardia Italy.
Hey man this has easy start on it dont drop start it
Does this thing really run on 25:1 or is that just for break in?
40 or 50:1 is fine. It calls for 25:1 because they don't know what garbage oil someone from a 3rd world is going to put into it.
I operate This chinese clone of Zenoha 40/1 2,5 per cento sintetico oil for two strike engines. Cutting black locuste ( Robinia pseudoacacia ) trees. 5 -6 hours per day. Allryght. PS. I use Husqvarna chain. ceers from Lombardia Italy
@criticalevent 40 or 50:1 is fine. They just say 25:1 because this saw is based on an old saw and also ships to 3rd world countries where they only have access to low quality oil.
@@OutdoorsWithChad Thanks, I have actually since bought two of these, one for felling and I just bought another for milling, I ran 25:1 for 5 tanks and been running 40:1 ever since and it works great. A couple quirks I've found you have to be aware of is the bar has a lot of play on the pins and loosens the chain so you have to tighten it with the saw upside down so it's already deflected as far up as it was going to go, and the safety brake can get jammed open by sawdust and has to be fiddled with occasionally. I still can't believe you can get a saw like this for the price of a bar and chain at the STIHL dealership.
@criticalevent Yeah they're pretty awesome for the price. I have 2 as well, the first one has cut a decent amount of firewood and its still going strong.
I also tried milling a couple boards with it (12" pine), but found it underpowered for that, so for that purpose I've moved to bigger saws.
I find my chain break seems to pop i to the braked position and I have to reset the brake a couple times before it stays open. I've also replaced the switch with a better rocker-style switch so it doesn't vibrate itself off. Minor complaints for such great value.
I will say now that I have both a larger saw and a smaller saw, I don't use it much as I tend to reach for the bigger saw for most things. But that's not a knock against the Supmix itself, just that a 55cc class (which is what they actually are, not 62cc) doesn't really have a useful place in my lineup anymore except as a backup.
Excellent review!! I have one of these saws on order. I will be doing a review on my channel later. Like you, I don't review something until I've actually used it. 😄New subscriber here.
Before careful with that switch. I already broke the replacement I installed. But there is a small workaround if the switch breaks off. Keep it in the on position and when you want to turn the saw off pull the choke out and and the engine will die.
Good idea.@@outthereinit
Pull it right handed ,you won't hit the switch.I'm tempted to buy one and see how many cords of firewood it survives. Seemed to run ok.
I did try that a few times. It just seems to feel a bit more awkward.
Looks. Rey much like a Poulan pro design,,,,,
It is also like my Craftsman saw from the eighty's Poulan pro design,,,,,
I did 32 inch with it
Cheep or inexpensive ?
inexpensive
Cool video
You need to tune the saw its running too rich lol
It's actually 50 some cc chainsaw
Glad to see you use the unsafe drop start method. I've been starting my saws like that for 40 years without problems. I am not going to put the saw between my legs to start it.
I WAS CHEAP I had THE TREE MAN JUST CUT THE TREE DOWN NOT TAKE IT AWAY THEY tangled every thing up the trunk was on top of the limbs and all the brush what a mess my electric saw could not do it too weak to cut up the big pieces so I looked at rental They charge 77 dollars a day to rent a saw for a day it is cheaper to buy the 140 dollar saw and own it I brought one and I had no problem cutting a large 30 inch oak tree up great powerful saw the tree is now beautiful fire wood
Is this just an orange pinkway?
Basically. All these no-name china saws are clones of a Zenoah
Problem is not the saw
It’s you. You have to learn how to start a saw is all.
I have a supmix. Fantastic saw
I think his issue is that he's used to a saw that doesn't have the spring assist in the recoil. Instead of letting the spring assist do its' job you have the habit of starting it like a normal saw. I've seen a lot of people who bought Stihl MS 180C's with spring assist break the pull starter because they treat it like a normal saw.
It's only 58cc! Regardless of what the sticker says.
54.5cc actually -- 58 only if you include the combustion chamber... but then you're no longer measuring displacement, so that's not the right way to do it.
Could I lend your saw
Keren mesin nya bro
honest man
Mine lasted 20 minutes
Dulmar clone?
Like # 667. These are $107 for Black Friday
HUSQVARNA CLONE,HAD SAME SWITCH PROLEM
If you don't half-ass as you say, then right off why assume that it's a 62cc rather than measure the bore and stroke to find that it's NOT 62cc???😂😂😂
no gloves, no chain saw pants..
But I never forget the PBRs!
Bla bla bla. Review?