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The Hyundai chainsaw operates with a 1.2 horsepower gasoline engine and a displacement of 25.4cc. You can move freely as it does not depend on cables and sockets. With a weight of 2.9 kg and a bar length of 25 cm, it is ideal for tree pruning and wood carving.
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Kids awesome for the price. I have bought 2 for my dad to have a backup. Comfortable goes the olives and the pieces of the pomegranate...
Very good for its money, so far I have cut 5 tons of wood and planed it for the stove, the only problem I had was that the spring from the cord broke but it was my own stupidity, I solved the issue with the running oils, it has a black tube that goes under the carburetor, at the top of it has a valve that is the oil vent, I took it out, cut a little of the tip and put it back on and it doesn't leak a drop, for some reason the oil pressure increases in the oil tank and because it cannot be released from the vent, it was leaking oil, now this way it is vented and nothing runs
The weight is not what is stated, i.e. 2.9kg. The weight - without blade, chain, and fuel - is 3.256kg. I had the same one for about three years, and now I bought the same one again to have the old one as a spare. The old one worked relatively well, but it was losing a lot of oil. It became inoperative because it had a major fuel leakage due to the fuel tank breaking, and the repair was not cost-effective.
Like new with full maintenance three months of work, change of carburetor and electronics and still does not move forward. Some may be lucky and not have problems
Well guys, I've had it for four years, maybe even more, I've drunk its blood, olive branches, tree trunks for firewood, the machine never betrayed me. I also found out that it loses oil from the cap. Okay, you place it sideways and the problem is solved. Good cleaning after use, no gasoline in the carburetor after the end of work & correct ratio of gasoline to oil. Get it with your eyes closed. We're talking about a beast.
Good tool, lightweight and so far it has proven to be durable!! It is a very good value for the money!!
Very powerful tool, just when you buy it, change the spark plug with a branded one, use Oregon chain oil and Husqvarna LS two-stroke engine oil, and you will have it for a lifetime. Not oil from a gas station and generally low-quality oils. I have pruned around 500 olive tree branches and it continues unaffected
I bought it used from a friend for 50€. I was very impressed by its quality. As a mechanical engineer and having used many saws in my hands, mainly branded ones, I can say that it is very good value for the money. And one more thing, the country of manufacture is listed as Korea, not China.
Very good value for money..BUT..once it is set up, it definitely needs ADJUSTMENT!!! I turned both screws all the way in, loosened the H 2 turns and the L 1.5 turns
I bought it from a local store in Serres, everything is fine for a start, it starts easily. I also have the Stihl MS 170, I bought this one for the olives because I work with one hand. The only thing I noticed is that it leaks oil when it is in operation. Also, it doesn't oil the chain properly, sometimes it runs too much, other times not at all. I took it back to where I bought it, they have a setting for the oil flow on the chain, exactly below. If you close the pump, it won't leak oil, but that's not a solution, it shouldn't leak for any reason. But okay, for 100 euros, it's good
I have it for almost 3 years. It leaks oil and wherever you leave it, it will stain you. It constantly loses its idle and adjusts the RPMs, while for some reason, when I work with it with the throttle open, something happens with the fuel supply and it stalls and shuts off. After shutting off, it struggles to start and doesn't take. In my opinion... it's not even worth its money, get another Chinese one
New chainsaw, the oil pump in the chain does not run and during storage it leaks oil
I have had it for two weeks and the only thing I can say is that it cuts very well. The only drawback is that it doesn't respond immediately when I press the gas, and from what I understand, it must be the carburetor that needs adjustment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3 years of use everywhere and when we say everywhere .... (pruning, cutting, digging, and wherever there is a wooden pole) ... everywhere! After this intensive use, it needed a blade replacement, oil pump, and gasoline tubes with minimal cost. It easily made back the money from the initial purchase, I would highly recommend it without hesitation!
I have been using it for about 3 years for amateur use, pruning branches of garden trees and olive trees. It works very well, it has not presented any problems to me, of course I am meticulous in its cleanliness and maintenance, it starts easily like any two-stroke machine can.
I have had it for 1.5 years. At first, the rope broke, then it was leaking oil from underneath (the dealership wrote on the paper...repair...without details and without even opening it). Then it wouldn't increase speed and would turn off. Useless
Well, this machine is good value for money. It will last you two years if you cut 4-5 tons per year. It cuts thick branches just like I did. I'm not saying it's not worth the money, on the contrary, the Chinese have improved a lot. The problem is that Huandai has nothing to do with this product. If you search the internet, you won't find any Huandai chainsaws anywhere in the world. So there's no reason to pay 40 euros or more when you can get the Nagea for 60, which is slightly better. That's the whole truth
I pruned an olive tree and it caught fire. I sent it to the dealership and they told me they will respond on October 20, 2020! I have called so many times, I don't know how many, but they always tell me that it is in service and I still haven't received the machine a year later. Shame and disgrace from Hyundai.... From now on, only Echo and Stihl.
I bought it in September 2020. From the first moment, it was losing oil, so I took it for service. I did a test using a fuel tank and it remained intact throughout the winter. Now, at the end of July 2021, I decided to use it for pruning. I fill it with fuel, try to pump gasoline, nothing... it doesn't work. I open it up, fuel hoses are cut... what can I say... the most useless purchase I have ever made... a waste of 100 euros.
Friendly advice, get a more reputable pruning tool or, for occasional use like mine, it's probably better to go with a battery-powered one.
Update 27/8
After repairing it at the mechanic who replaced the hoses, the machine is now working for pruning.
Let's see how long it will last...
Changing my rating to 3/5.
Update 14/12/23
It's actually very good, changing my rating to 4 stars
I bought this chainsaw two years ago. In the first year, the handle's wheel broke, but luckily there was a spare part in the packaging and I replaced it. Now I found its button and it fits easily. It pulls twice with the choke closed and starts with two pulls with the choke open. It can even cut larger tree trunks, but it doesn't require much force. It has a good advantage of having oil flow adjustment for the blade/chain. At the end of the season, I empty the carburetor completely into the gasoline (without oil) for an hour and then I store it without starting it. After 5 months of inactivity, it is like new.
The worst thing on the market. On the third day, the carburetor broke, we put a new one and after a week it started moving forward for the 20th time. But after it retards again, I threw it in a corner in the warehouse and I calmed down. There is no cheap and good, if you want my opinion, buy a branded one so you don't have any problems.
I use it for rough professional use. It starts easily, just needs a choke, a single pull until it pops without flooding, then you close the choke and pull again and it starts. I have to do the same with Husqvarna, Oleo-Mac, and Echo, which I use the same way. So it starts as easily as more expensive chainsaws. It is lightweight, without vibrations, with a side tensioner and not hidden under the chain cover, it literally works for hours even with a dull chain without hesitation or complaints. Its finish and plastics are better than Oleo-Mac and Echo, double screw for the bar and it cuts easily even branches and trunks the size of a wrist. Economical. I didn't expect such a great tool, I bought it as a backup for pruning and it became my first choice. Even the noise at idle is lower than the expensive ones. When it starts, it takes ten seconds to overcome a hesitation on the throttle, but my Echo does the same. If it ever breaks, I will buy the same one. Kostas K, Volos
Very good for its price. The branded ones are very expensive. If in some cases, by pressing the gas, it turns off or sounds like it's clogged, and even though they adjust it after a few hours, it's still the same. The culprit is the vent valve of the tank, which is below the gas system switch. If your hands get dirty, you can easily change it with one euro.
For 135 euros, it is more than good, almost perfect (if it didn't lose oil from the chain during storage, where you have to keep it with the frame so it doesn't empty!)
I have it for two months daily use, the first week it easily cut 2 tons, it needed adjustment on the carburetor which was done in the field... After a few days, when it's hot, you have to keep the gas pedal pressed... Slightly heavier than the Chinese and branded ones but reliable for now, we'll talk again in a few months..
Well, it is 100% Chinese but of very good quality... It has nothing to do with Hyundai, the Greek representative here just used the name and, of course, paid the rights to Hyundai.... You can find the same tool for 50 euros with a different name, not for 95.
The plastic is bad, heavy for many cuts, starts with the 4th. It cuts relatively well but I wouldn't recommend it when there are so many others on the market with better features and more reliable.
The first week I was satisfied! From the second week, the oil cap broke and it doesn't turn off completely (stuck). Also, the main issue is that it has a chain oil leak!! I went to the store where they sold it to me in Piraeus and they fixed it with Alekos while it's still under warranty!!! It is very heavy!! The chain is a joke!! In short, I bought it for 135 and with 5 months of minimal use, I have taken it to the mechanic 3 times and I have spent a total of 65€ on the mechanic!! Don't fall for it like I did
I have it for 2 years! From the first use, it chewed up the chain (Chinese) and I replaced it with a 30-inch blade with an Oregon chain! This year, when I went to work with it, it was leaking gasoline from the fuel tank tube, so I replaced it along with the oil breather of the fuel tank because the chain was not lubricating properly, and everything is fine now! It is good to also change the spark plug because it wears out quickly! It has proper performance without stalling like most Chinese ones and it has enough power! With good oils and proper use-maintenance, I believe it will last...!