PROYAMA 58CC 2-Cycle Gas Powered Chainsaw, 16-Inch Top Handle Chain Saw, Gasoline Chainsaw 20-Inch for Tree Wood Cutting
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Size: 58CC Gas Chainsaw 16in+20in
Features
- Powerful Engine: 2-cycle 58 cc engine provides more power, perfect for cutting jobs around garden or far
- Durable Chainsaw: The chainsaw will make tasks like tree pruning, clearing land, preparing firewood or cleaning up after a storm easier
- Anti-Vibration System: It reduces vibration levels, for more comfortable use of chainsaw
- High Safety: The quick stop chain brake helps to use more securely; The chain saw is provided with a safety switch to protect against accidental starts to ensure the safety of the user
- Easy Start: Equipped with a designed engine and starter for easy and fast starting with minimum effort
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | PROYAMA |
| Energy Source | Fuel Operated |
| Engine Power | 2.8 Horsepower |
| Weight | 14.5 lbs |
| Dimensions | 35x9.4x11.4 inches (LxWxH) |
| Chain Size | 16 inches |
| Manufacturer | PROYAMA |
| Model Size | 58CC 16in+20in |
| Color Scheme | Orange/Grey |
| Batteries | Not Required/Included |
| Availability Date | July 19, 2018 |
Frequently asked questions
The PROYAMA 58CC Chainsaw runs on a mixture of gasoline and oil, commonly referred to as 2-cycle oil or 2-stroke oil. It's important to use the manufacturer's recommended fuel mix ratio to ensure proper engine performance and longevity.
Yes, the PROYAMA Chainsaw, with its powerful 58CC engine and option for a 16 or 20-inch bar, is suitable for various wood cutting tasks, including professional tree cutting. Its design caters to both home and professional use, offering sufficient power for most cutting tasks.
While the PROYAMA 58CC Chainsaw is a powerful tool designed for efficient cutting, beginners can use it with the proper safety gear and adherence to safety protocols. It's recommended to familiarize yourself with the chainsaw's operation and safety features before starting any cutting task.
Maintaining the PROYAMA Chainsaw involves regular cleaning of the air filter and cooling fins, checking the chain tension before use, sharpening the chain as needed, and using fresh fuel with the correct oil mix. Storing the chainsaw in a dry, safe place when not in use is also crucial to prevent rust and damage.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
This chainsaw is praised for its robust power and affordability compared to name brands, offering great value for homeowners and non-professional users. It's equipped with multiple bar sizes for versatility, and its performance on large logs is highlighted positively. Maintenance tips, such as adjusting bar oil consumption and ensuring the chain is sharp, are frequently mentioned for optimal operation. Starting the saw can require specific procedures, but once mastered, it operates reliably.
Pros
- 🌟 Powerful performance on large logs
- 💰 Great value compared to name brand chainsaws
- 🔧 Easy maintenance and adjustable settings for bar oil
- ⚙️ Comes with multiple bar sizes for different tasks
- 📚 Detailed guidance and helpful maintenance tips from users
Cons
- 🛠 Some parts may require tightening or replacement for durability
- ⛽ Higher bar oil and fuel consumption noted by some users
- ⚖️ Heavier and slightly unbalanced, which could affect handling for some
- 🔧 Starting requires following specific procedures, with a learning curve for some users
Should I Buy It?
If you need a cost-effective chainsaw with the power to handle large tasks and are willing to learn its starting procedure and maintenance tips, this is an excellent choice. Especially recommended for homeowners and non-professional users looking for a reliable chainsaw without breaking the bank.
Size: 68cc 20in+24in
This is a good saw for me. It cranks easy and cuts well. I am a home owner. I am not a logger or arborist so those folks will need a high end commercial saw. I just took down two old large Bradford Pear trees and I needed a 24 inch bar to cut these trees down. Both trees were about 20 inches at the base of the trunk and this saw did the job well for me. A Stihl this size was going to cost me over $850.00 and I think I paid about $204.15 on a limited time special price for this one. Cost savings were huge and I will only use this saw once in a while so this was a good tool purchase for me. I was quoted $1500.00 per tree to get them on the ground. I got both of them down for this great price and a couple days of my labor to process them. I am very happy with choosing this saw and it saved me about $3000.00 to get rid of these two trees myself. Win Win!!! Hope this helps others make better choices, DC
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026 by Douglas
Size: 62cc 20in
Assembly was easy, added bar oil to its tank and 40to1 fuel premix. used the vp pre-made premix fuel for the brake in running. Set the choke, ignition switch on pumped the fuel prime till it was full of fuel. Pulled the start cord 3 times and it popped off then died. Squeezed the throttle to release the choke Pulled the start cord and on second pull fired up and idled perfectly. Let it idle for a bit, throttled it up a couple of times then idle a few times. Turned it off did this 4 times and every time it fired off and ran on the first pull and idled perfectly fine. adjusted the chain again and went and cut up a big stump I need gone. The chain is sharp, cuts extremely well but did stretch a lot. End up adjusting it 5 times before it really stopped stretching. It did stay sharp. It comes with a roller tip bar, definitely pluss. The saw runs unbelievable well and strong for such a inexpensive saw. I dare say as good as my German made early 70s Stihl 028 wood boss. It did impress me. The plastic is ok and it all looks and fit well, but time will tell how it holds up. It came with a chain and bar cover a file for the chain tools for all your adjustments and a fuel premixing jug, and a soft carrying case. If you looking for a inexpensive saw and your using it for occasional use, its definitely the saw to look at.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026 by db853
Size: 62CC 18IN+22IN
***UPDATE*** 6/13/2025 After having this saw for a couple years now and using it quite a bit, I realize just how poor quality it is. It really lacks power and doesn't run the greatest most of the time. I have already had to replace the coil because it broke when simply trying to remove the spark plug. Also, you can't just buy a same size chain off the shelf. The Chinaman that designed this saw decided to use a jacked up number of drive teeth so you have to buy their proprietary chains.... not cool!!! They are not cheap... I should say they ARE cheap, just not inexpensive!!! I would stay away from this brand (and all the cheap Chinese saws) Basically, this is just a poor quality cheap Chinese chainsaw. At first, I thought the saw was decent. However, the longevity just isn't there. It began giving me issues about a year into using it. I wish I would have just spent a little more in the first place and got a better saw. Now I ended up paying up for a good saw and am stuck with this boat anchor. Talk about buyer's remorse!!! Not a big fan of buying Chinese stuff... would much rather buy AMERICAN! That being said, for as much as I get to use the saw, I just couldn't justify spending over twice as much for a similar saw not made in china. This saw actually works very well. The chain has stayed quite sharp and had gotten a lot of use. Once in a while the saw wants to die out, but I believe that is due to possible contaminates in the fuel tank (i.e., saw dust, dirt, etc.). Anyhow, the saw works great and I have no complaints. Nice that it comes with two different bar/ chain lengths.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2023 by Kurt H.
Size: 62cc 20in
Great chainsaw for the money....... Followed the easy instructions for assembly.... Initial start was unsuccessful. Disassemble with the easy-to-use instructions. Checked the sparkplug, sparks and in good condition, then reassembled. I may have flooded it upon my first attempt to start. Actually read the start up instructions this time and after 5 or 6 pulls....... you guessed it, it started right up. Ran it for a few seconds, turned it off and it started right up on the first pull several different times. Worked flawlessly, minus my mishap, right out of the box. My decision on this particular chainsaw was due to the price and infrequent use around my home with tree branches and overhanging tree limbs. Overall, I'm satisfied with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026 by Jack
Size: 62CC 18IN+22IN
Impressed with this saw. I have owed a lot of saws as I live in Vermont where I heat with wood plus my hobby is making chain saw carvings like in these pictures. This is powerfull for a mid-range saw. Starts easily which is a big factor for me. I'll never buy another Stihl as this is just as good at a fraction of the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Size: 62CC 18IN+22IN
The facemask headpiece was broken on arrival. Customer service offered a replacement or a payment to buy another mask. They were quick to answer by email. The saw works OK and it is worth the price they charge.
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2026 by Judith McCraw
Size: 58CC Gas Chainsaw 16in+20in
Had a problem with starting after first use. Contacted customer service and advised of the issue. Within a few hours, they sent an email with step-by-step photo/instructions on how to unflood the engine. I followed the instructions, and the saw started up on the first pull. Used it for a bit, shut it down and restarted after about 15 minutes and it started on the first pull again. I have to say that this is the best customer service I ever had regarding a purchase. The saw is fantastic. Easy to handle and cuts like butter. I would definitely recommend this saw.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Size: 62CC 18IN+22IN
Do not buy this saw unless you want to roll the dice. I have several saws and this was bought as a backup. I am currently in the middle of logging my farm and decided to get this as backup for bucking some junk wood instead of putting hrs on my Stihls or husqys. This item arrived and was expected to be as cheaply built as it was but no ability to get it to fire at all. Took it apart and it definitely has a bad ignition pack as no spark is making it to the plug. This is apparently a very. Common issue to get with a lot of these new from proyamas according to reviews for other purchasers. If you want to roll the dice go for it - or just spend the extra money and get something well built. Disappointed in proyama but thankful for Amazon customer service who acknowledged that this saw is not built well and issued a refund when they can't take it back since gas was in it. Edit - I was able to troubleshoot the saw for a few hrs and found that the ignition pack was not correctly gapped (needed to loosen and pull to closer tolerances), the Killswitch blade connector was not correctly attached and may have had a short due to it. The pull chord was also wrapped outside the pulley one revolution and never let a full stoke occur. These 3 things together made troubleshooting very difficult and not as simple as it typically is as I would find one fix it and assume all was well etc... These are quality control issues that need to be corrected and addressed asap by the company.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025 by GetOutdoorsNow