2-cycle 63CC Chainsaw Saw Gas Powered 20″ Chain Saws Cordless Petrol Saw Handheld Chainsaw for Cutting Wood Trees Branches (63ACG) – For Sale – Price
$129.99 Original price was: $129.99.$119.93Current price is: $119.93.
Description
Specification:
Material: Aluminum Alloy, Steel, Plastic
Fuel Type: Mixed Oil (Oil and Petrol)
Fuel Mixed Ratio: Gasoline:Engine oil 25:1
Engine:1E45.2F
Displacement:63CC
Dimensions: 90 x 26 x 28 cm/ 35.4 x 10.2 x 11 inch
Bar Size: 50.8 x 9cm/ 20 x3.5 inch
Rated input power: 2.6kw(3.5HP)
Idling Speed: 3000r/min
Maximum Engine Power: 3km/8500r/min
Max Engine Speed (with Cutting Attachment): 10000rpm
Fuel Tank Capacity: 550ml
Engjing Oil Tank Capacity: 260ml
Sprocket: 7T x 0.325
Weight: 7.8kg
Package Content:
1 x Chainsaw
1 x 20″ 0.325”Saw Chain
1 X 20″ 0.325”,76DL guide bar
1 x Instruction Manual
1 x Tool Kit
1 x 1L Fuel Mixing Bottle
How to use the chainsaw?
1.Turn on the switch(-)
2.Pull the Choke knob
3.Pull the Start Handle quickily(several times)
4.Hear the sound and push the Choke knob
5.Pull the Start Handle quickly again(several times)
6.Press the Throttle interlock then press the Trigger
7.When the work is finished, switch off“O”to stop work
High Efficiency: Powerful 63CC stroke 3.5hp Gasoline Engine delivers strong power to the steel bar and low-kickback chain. Engine speed up to 8500 rpm, and it is wear-resistant and high-temperature resistant, which can ensure stability and durability during use.
Quickstart Technology: Anti-vibration and non-slip handle effectively relieve machine vibration, increased comfort and reduced discomfort caused by machine vibration. Equipped with high quality chain and high hardness bar, allowing you to get to work right away on cutting firewood and felling trees with a much higher efficiency.
Easy To Use: Big rope wheel makes it easier to start the machine and equipped with automatic chain oiler keeps bar and chain lubricated extends the life of the chainsaw. Ensure that the user can quickly use the chain saw with the fewer cord pulls. Excellent for gardening and landscaping.
Saving Fuel Consumption: Reinforced wear-resistant chain with good wear resistance. Incredible power, even medium and large jobs can be finished easily and efficiently, Air cleaning system for long air filter life and reduced 20% fuel consumption.
High Safety Chainsaw: Provided with a safety device to keep it from being accidentally switched on. The ergonomic design paired makes this chainsaw balanced, maneuverable, and comfortable to operate.
5 reviews for 2-cycle 63CC Chainsaw Saw Gas Powered 20″ Chain Saws Cordless Petrol Saw Handheld Chainsaw for Cutting Wood Trees Branches (63ACG) – For Sale – Price
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Robin Fee –
A good chainsaw.
Got this for my dad to do minor yard work. He said it runs good, start up was fast and easy. For it’s size it cuts through some thick trees.
I was worried, but the other reviews on here did a great job giving details! I can’t give lots of details like did, but can say it does work good like a name brand chain saw.
A good buy for the money.
Tom –
Got my money’s worth
I had several medium sized trees (8-12 inches in diameter) to clear after Hurricane Helene and didn’t want to but an expensive chainsaw for a one time job. I purchased this inexpensive chain saw just hoping it would get me through the weekend, and it surpassed my expectations. It was put to work hard and it started easily everytime, the power was good, and the chain held up. I used it several weeks later and it started right up again. I thought this might be a throw away, but it is quite good.
Allen Scrimpsher –
Chainsaw not worth the money/purchase if you need it to be for pro use.
I used this product for my business all I was doing was cutting down some stumps to bury under the ground so that they weren’t sticking out and people couldn’t get hurt on them by tripping. As I was using it the chain seemed to work really well for the 1st couple of cuts and then it constantly was coming loose and I had to continually keep stopping loosening it up tightening the chain and then tightening up the nuts again. The cutting of the chainsaw was not as great as I expected it to be it definitely is not for pro use like it says on the Box. It was also very very difficult to get it to start when I 1st needed to use it it took a very long to get it to actually start up.. Once you get it to start up it actually starts up very easy after that that was the only upside. I tried both sides chains to make sure thit sure that it wasn’t something we’re just one of them or the other and they bolted the same thing they both cut fine for a little bit and then they started coming loose and I had to tighten it after every few cuts also it seems like the chain even though it wasn’t it seemed like when it was cutting it was cutting as if the chain was very dull and it took a very very long time just to cut a little bit of stumps. I ended up requesting a refund and I would not recommend this chainsaw to anyone unless you’re cutting little small branches with it because it doesn’t perform like it’s supposed to.
Peter B. –
Good value, cuts very nice – Need to know few things
Good value for the price, cuts very well out of the box. few pulls and it sarted easy. Some specs are not clear and you will need to figure out before buying replacement parts. See below.
The chain is very sharp and it cut just as good as my friends Stihl chain saw. I need my own 20″ to cut through large diameter Oak and Ash trees, and renting one from a big box store for 2 days would have cost more than this chainsaw. So as long as it lasted 3 days it would pay for itself. So far its paying off.
Some things to know….with this chainsaw and probably all of them you will need to learn to maintain chainsaws, like tuning the carb (easy, plenty of online videos), sharpening the chain (you can buy the Oregon field sharpening kit), and basic cleaning of the saw.
One design flaw I have noted thus far is the air filter design, hence the 4*. It’s a simple plastic mesh screen like most saws, but this one is allowing sawdust to get in the carb (see photo) as mentioned by another reviewer. I thought it was the filter to carb seal, but I believe it is the two-piece clam shell design, which needs the edges to be sealed up. I even found saw dust inside the filter. You can search and find rectangle paper filter here on Amazon to retrofit, just search for “63cc chainsaw paper filter”, it will come with filter and plastic intake elbow, it says up to 58cc but will work. I found a metal elbow variant elesewhere.
Chain spec is mysterious and not properly listed here. There are few specs you need to know to order a replacement chain.
Pitch – 0.325″
Length – 20″
Gauge – the Guide Bar gauge is 0.058″ (missing info)
Drive Link (DL) – 76
There are plenty of replacments here on Amazon with those specs (20″, 0.325″ pitch, 0.058″ gauge, 76DL).
Carb tuning – I did have to adjust the carb after about 3-4 tank full of fuel, maybe due to break in. Its easy to adjust.
Longer Bar – I intend to install 24″ bar for chainsaw milling of some of the logs. I found that most ripping chains have a 3/8 drive. I need to fiture out if the T7 size drum sprocket needs to be replaced to T7 3/8 drum sprocket. I do see replacement rim sprockets with this spec on Amazon (and shown in the manual), but my chain rides direcly on the sprocket gear.
Bar Mount – I have measured and looked over Oregon mounts and this bar mount is closest to D176. Lots of replacements in this mount type. But I need to figure out the sprocket part first.
Fuel mix – 50:1 just like very other chain saw, the manual may reference 25;1 but it is in error. Even the label on the chainsaw states 50:1.
Overall, great value, great tinkering saw….good learning tool. Only difference I see with the $500 class chainsaws is the longer warranty, better service, and longer implied life. They do come with better bar and chain but you can easiy upgrade those.
Samuel Yeager –
Pinkway 63cc
Very dependable saw, has plenty of power. Comfortable saw. Excellent around the farm and ranch saw.