HUYOSEN 60CC 2-Stroke Gas Powered Chainsaw, 20-Inch Chainsaw, Cordless Handheld Gasoline Power Chain Saws for Cutting Trees, Wood, Garden and Farm(6020E)

I want this to be know someone in here has pointed out this saw is a rip off and under powered. This saw is not similar power to size as main stream saws of the same size. I bought the 60cc version and cut it side by side of a Husqvarna 455 Rancher which is 56.5cc. The huskie had more power and was substantially heavier, but I have been running different sampws for over 15 years this saw is a great saw. I'd compare its power similar to 52cc main stream saw same as the weight. Here is the best part it's $140.00. Not $300+. This saw runs great and cuts great I have had it day and cut oak with it today green and dry both saw preformed nice. Looking over the air filter and plug boot design I was surprised and like it. The hand bar grip is actually nicer than a huskie. I may try a plug change and see maybe it adds some power of not it will do about anything anyone can ask of this saw. The chain is a little disappointing its definitely a softer metal and the double sided Rackers make it sort of feel like a cheap chain. I hand sharpened it before heading to the woods and I could tell it's a cheaper chain. For the budget, I plan to run it till the chain dies.Bottom line, I have cut hundreds of cords of wood over the years and this saw is definitely worth the price. Is it a Husqvarna, no. Will it do the average woodsman winter wood it sure will and for the price you cannot beat it. I'd buy this saw and recommend it. I am not a paid reviewer and have ran saws 15+ years.

i i wanted to love this chain saw. and waited two weeks to get it. When I opened it up out of the box the orange colors and black chain bar looked beautifulI had to spent two hours with my son getting the clutch plate back on in the right position because it didn't fit. We finally got it on good and tightened the chain. I put fresh gas with two cycle oil in the right measureThen the moment arrived for starting the saw and cutting a tree. I pulled the choke out and tried to start it. The damn thing smoked a little but wouldn't start. I put the choke in and repeated the procedure. It still didn't startMy son came over who is a real handyman type and worked on it for over an hour. It still didn't start and he gave up feeling totally frustrated and angry with the whole thingHe told me to hire some people to get rid of the tree rather than waste my time with this nonsense. I found the Seller-=YIN--to be very unresponsive.When I contacted him about another chainsaw I bought from him that never arrived I got a note from him saying he was on vacation,Stay away from Yin and products offered by him on Amazon or you will wind up like my son, ready to tear the hair out of your head. Robert

I gotta tell ya, I have had some "not-so-great" experiences with the more inexpensive Chinese stuff, but that is completely not the case with this saw. I have 2 full tanks of gas through it so far and I've been tackling a massive pile of red oak that needs to get bucked to length.The chain isn't great, but I'll keep sharpening it until it's done with and replace it with a Stihl or Oregon chain. I've been running the recommended 25:1 for the first 20 hours of use, and then will go with a lighter oil ratio. The sticker on the saw says 25:1, the manual says 40:1 in one place and 50:1 in another... I'll probably just settle on 40:1 in all of my power equipment after that.Don't expect perfection out of the box: the carb needed adjustment as it was bogging down in the cut, and after the necessary tweaks she's been running great and slicing through some really hard, knotty oak.Overall I'm pretty satisfied, but we'll see how she holds up over a season of heavy use.Update 9/16/20:I have put this saw through it's paces over the past few months. I helped my friend buck up some oak he felled, and I've ripped through some seriously hard maple that I wasn't able to split by hand. Overall the saw has performed well.The main issues that I've had are with the chain brake and the oiler. First off, the oiler tends to be a little generous no matter what setting it is tuned to, causing the brake housing to get gummed up with oil and sawdust. This is usually not a problem; all saws need to be cleaned from time to time. The problem is that the oil gets into the inertia brake spring housing, causing the brake band to slip. Many times when pegging the trigger to go full throttle the inertia brake will engage, and will even engage when in the cut. This is far from ideal.The fix? Keep the brake housing clean. I've used brake cleaner to degrease it, and then compressed air to blow the dust out.

My experience with this chainsaw and company was bad. And its serious. At first I received it missing the spike brake, it happens, so I returned it but had to stop the job I was doing. As i received the replacement, I could tell was the same saw because the o-ring for transportation was in the same spot I placed when I returned, the manual was missing and I had the same issues assemblying trying to connect the bar and chain to the sproket. But this time I got to turn it on, chain kept sliping, getting stuck, very dangerous. I found out through the assemblying videos that the sproket is either missing a part, upside down, misplaced or something. Can tell by the gap (check the pictures). This means that they received the returned, didnt even check the product and mailed it back, completely irresponsible, twice.This is a chainsaw, not a toy, an accident can easily kill someone with a kickback in the face, neck, wrist or leg and Im not exagerating, Im a chill guy. Im used to tools and 2 cycles engines, was very cautious as well, but if an 18 year old buy this, not to sah a 15 year old, can get hurt so easily. Completely disregard, thats why the shipping was fast.Thats what you get by buying products from a place rhat probably explore their workers and pay them almost nothing. Shouldnt have done that.Hope it helps, that was my experience, probably some people scored but I saw many bad reviews as well. Ive heard problems of companies that send saws that come assembled alrwady but with the chain backwards.

Started of great, bags of power cut through hard wood no problems. Done about 5 hours of work with it. Worked fine yesterday, started up this morning and it died on me. Won’t start again, followed instructions to the ‘T’. However, after sending an email they got straight back to me. I received a ‘WhatsApp’ call, we went through what could be the problem and tried to resolve it. After confirming it wasn’t going to start again, they said they would send me a new machine. One week later I have a new machine, excellent service. Very pleased with how everything was dealt with.

First of all had trouble assembling the product does not tell you about removing the transportation washer then had trouble engaging the clutch. The instructions contradict themselves one part tells you your mixture should be 20 to 1 for the first 20 hours and then 25 to one after 20 hours then in the booklet it tells you 25 to 1 for the first 20 hours and after 20 hours 50 to 1. After going out to buy petrol and 2/oil mixed according to instructions then spent two hours trying to start it it never started.

Absolute rubbish, its cut three or four trees barely as it just wont tune and now the chain is blunt. I would return it but missed the deadline. Never again

Seems to do the job. So far so good. Will update after using few more times

Im having trouble to start it its not even trying I've done everything it says an just doesn't want to start