Gas Powered Chainsaw 18 & 20 Inch 58CC 3.22HP 2 Stroke Engine Saw, For Wood Cutting, Tree Trimming & Land Clearing, Throttle-Synced Choke, Power Chain Saw With Non-Slip Handle & Dual Tanks

Description

Features & Details

• 40% Faster Cutting Performance: The 58cc high-displacement engine delivers 3.22 HP of power for fast cutting through hardwoods such as oak and maple. With a maximum speed of 12000 RPM, this gas powered chainsaw processes more wood efficiently
• Up to 9s Quick Easy Start: The throttle-synced choke reduces engine flooding and operating errors. Our gasoline powered chain saw can start in approximately 9 seconds, and a 40:1 fuel-to-oil mixing ratio is recommended
• Built for Extreme Durability: The 360° reinforced rope is designed for long-life use, and a starter assembly is included for easy maintenance. The steel chain and guide bar of this gas chainsaw resist wear and deformation for extended heavy-duty operation
• Cut Thick Logs in 1 Pass: The 18- & 20-inch extended guide bars cut logs up to 17.9 inches. The portable gas chainsaw is great for clearing storm-felled trees, preparing winter firewood, maintaining orchards, trimming fence lines, and managing woodlands
• Safer Operation: Our heavy duty chainsaw features a guard plate and switch to reduce the risks of accidental activation and kickback. These protective features make it more secure and reassuring to operate

Q: What are the chain and guide bar specifications?
A: The guide bars are 18 and 20 inches long. The chain has 76 drive links and a 0.325-inch pitch.

Q: What should I do if the chainsaw does not start?
A: 1. Check the fuel mixture: use 87-octane gasoline and 2-stroke oil at 40:1; 2. Check the spark plug for fuel. If fuel is present, the engine may be flooded; follow the engine-flooding procedure; 3. Restart the chainsaw using the correct steps.

Q: What should I do if the engine is flooded?
A: 1. Detach the air filter and spark plug; 2. Open the choke; 3. Place the chainsaw upright; 4. Pull the starter rope 15–20 times to clear the remaining fuel; 5. Turn off the switch; 6. Reinstall the spark plug and air filter.