TIMBERPRO58cc 20" Petrol Chainsaw with 2 Chains, Carry Bag and Accessories

I've had 3 other chain saws over the years including , this is as good as any of the major manufacturers for basic chainsaw needs. A pro would probably think not good enough but I'm no pro. I did cut down a tree with quite wide trunk and branches and I've been cutting over lots of stuff.Great job!!!!!I would say the instructions are just about the worst I've ever come across but googling reveals a video.

Have had this now for a few weeks and whilst only being lightly used has proved to be very reliable and well made. As have never owned a previous chain saw found the whole mixing fuel to be fiddly at first. Also had one minor issue (my fault) when assembling it as hadn't fully disengaged the brake as was very stiff and was scared of forcing anything so when came time to put the cover plate back on it wouldn't fit so word to the wise ensure break is fully off. With regards to usage it is very sturdy and cuts beautifully, and the single best feature is very simple to start and you don't end up dislocating any limbs. I have been using it mostly to cut logs between 8 - 12" wide as was getting fed up of all the manual sawing. So now salvage a bunch of branchs and when stockpiled enough break out the chainsaw and do in 15 minutes what it took a day to do. Very happy

BE WARNED.... unless you are a strong man you will not be able to start this thing. I've tried all my neighbours and only two men managed to pull the cord with sufficient force to turn the engine. Once you get it going it works fine (you will get some oil leak from the chain but that cannot be avoided) however that's no use if you cant start it in the first place. The seller has made no attempt on the sales information to make this clear (nor was remotely helpful when I complained). I am frequent user of stihl saws extra (work on a building site!) and have never had problems starting small engines like these before (even though I'm a girl!) so am very disappointed that I cannot use this product without someone strong starting it for me. Not very convenient. PS. the assembly instructions and diagrams are so small and unclear that it would really challenge anyone not experienced dealing with these types of machines to put it together correctly with the right chain tension - very dangerous to get this wrong!.

Fairly well made, chains (as per other comments are rubbish - go and buy a decent chain). A fiddle to get started, but then some saws are just temperamental. Once the engine is warm, will start with a single pull and generally works well.Was delivered very quickly as well.Time will tell if this lasts or not, but going well so far

its good powerful saw but the chain and bar will need replaced as its cheap rubbish and mine went blunt within 15 cuts so unless you need a 20" bar you would be better to get a husqvarna 14" saw off eBay for 180 pound (brand new and easy to search for) as the price of this plus the replacement chain and bar that you will need will add up to a quality husqvarna saw

Can't complain for the price. It is a bit rough and ready in places, and the chains are rubbish - but what else do you expect for less than £100? Budget another £25-£30 for a decent Oregon chain and it will outperform saws of three times the price. Starts with a few pulls, runs smoothly and everything does what it needs to.Have put 15-20 tanks of fuel through it now with no issues other than the cheap chains, but you can't have everything.

Maybe not an indestructible professional tool, but brilliant for domestic tree and fire-wood work. Starts easily and reliably, runs well and cuts like a hot knife through butter. It works for me!

Arrived quickly but was a bitch to get the side on over the chain.Good little saw though for the money but the chain stretches very quickly and badly.Gonna have to invest in a decent chain I think.