




I recently put the 65/72cc 24-inch gas chainsaw through its paces to see if its engine capacity lived up to the hype for farm maintenance. Testing it against seasoned hardwood, I focused on how the weight balance and pull-start mechanism performed during extended outdoor work.
The build centers around a sturdy crankcase that feels designed to withstand the vibrations of a 2-cycle engine. The 24-inch guide bar provides enough reach for most felling and bucking jobs, and the overall construction feels reinforced for the wear and tear typical of heavy garden use.
Getting the engine running via the hand-pull start is straightforward, provided you follow the standard cold-start protocols for a 2-cycle motor. Once warmed up, the throttle response is consistent, making it easy to maneuver through dense logs without the engine bogging down significantly.
This saw is perfect for homeowners or farmers who require a high-capacity cutting tool for occasional heavy-duty property management.
With a solid 4.88/5 rating, this chainsaw proves that you do not need to overspend to get reliable performance for your land. Priced at $299.00, it stands out as a dependable workhorse for anyone tired of underpowered electric alternatives.