PROYAMA 62CC 2-Cycle Gas Powered Chainsaw, 22 Inch 18 Inch Handheld Cordless Petrol Chain Saw for Tree Wood Cutting
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Size: 62 cc 18 in+22 in
Features
- Powerful Engine: 2-cycle 62 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
Description
This video shows how to assemble the chainsaw correctly, it can avoid the trouble of incorrect assembly. This video shows how to start the chainsaw correctly, it can avoid the trouble of wrong starting steps. PROYAMA 62cc 2-cycle chainsaw is ideal for tree felling and firewood cutting. The powerful engine Provides more power, lower emission levels and lower fuel consumption. Fully featured with Super Clean Air Filter System, Automatic Oiler and Reduced Vibration Handles. Easily remove and replace the filter after cleaning. Make the product easier to start with fewer pulls. Lightweight, withstand greater impact. The air injection feature on the chainsaw filters 97% of incoming sawdust, girt and dirt.
Brand: PROYAMA
Power Source: Gas Powered, manual
Horsepower: 3.5 hp
Item Weight: 14 pounds
Product Dimensions: 36.2"L x 9.4"W x 11.4"H
Chain Length: 22 inches
Manufacturer: PROYAMA
Unit Count: 1 Count
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Brand Name: PROYAMA
Manufacturer: PROYAMA
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 696177979777
Power Source: Gas Powered, manual
Horsepower: 3.5 hp
Item Weight: 14 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 36.2"L x 9.4"W x 11.4"H
Chain Length: 22 inches
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The majority of reviews boast about the chainsaw's powerful cutting ability with a 68cc engine, with it being particularly useful for cutting large trees or firewood. The saw provides excellent value for money, and the fact that it comes with two long bars is a big plus for many users. Users report needing to adjust settings and many suggest replacing some pieces with better quality options. Furthermore, some reviewers find the saw difficult to start or mention that the provided manual isn't very helpful.
Pros
- π Powerful 68cc engine, great for cutting large trees and firewood
- π Good value for money, especially considering it comes with two long bars
- π Durable and sturdy design
- π Chains are sharp and effective, they offer quick and precise cuts
Cons
- π Difficulty in starting the chainsaw, with an unreliable manual
- π Provided screws and tools aren't of the best quality and often need to be replaced
- π The chainsaw can be heavy to handle for long periods
- π The gas and chain oil holes are small leading to messes during refills
Should I Buy It?
If you are looking for a powerful chainsaw with good value and don't mind doing some minor adjustments, this seems to be a solid choice. Keep in mind that you may need to replace some parts to improve its performance and durability. The difficulty in starting the saw can also pose a challenge but seems surmountable with patience and some knowledge of chainsaws.
UPDATE 12/6/25 - Had the saw out today for the first big cut of the year and I am still in love with it. It sat dry all summer and when I filled it up it started on the 3rd pull and then first pull the rest of the day. I'm still running the original chain on this, never been sharpened! I didn't think that a chain on a budget saw like this would hold up but it is amazing. I was going to sharpen it but I knew I had some old dirty logs that I needed to get cut up and didn't want to waste the effort on the dirty logs and it still cut like a champ! I'm thinking that if I had bought the expensive Scandinavian saw I would be no further ahead than I am right now. I love this saw. OLD REVIEW FOLLOWING - I think this saw is incredible, especially for the price. I have 11 acres and there are always trees that need to be cut up. I wanted to upgrade to a more powerful saw from the 42cc saws I have been using. I looked at Stihl and Husquavarna saws and had a hard time getting past the price, reasoning that I could probably buy 4 of these for the cost of one of those and since I am not a commercial logger figured this will work a good while for me. I love all the extras it came with such as extra bar and chain, all the needed PPE and a fuel bottle. I used it for a couple months this winter and it made half the work of my smaller saws. Even if it died next season (which it won't) I'd be happy to buy it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2025 by Pop LeCorque
Update 3: I didn't mention that where we are, we had the ice storm in northern Michigan, the NOAA says same damage as a cat 5 hurricane, like Katrina x 2. The damage is unbelievable. At times, you're in tears. I am SO glad I bought this chainsaw. It's 10 star territory. I've got over 40 hours on the saw. 4 chain adjustments, 3 sharpenings. What I've noticed (big plus) is that when you use the choke, it has a high idle like a car. Impressive. I've been using the 18 inch bar, running it with 25:1 mixture as the manual says. The chain lube system is the best I've ever seen. One tip is to keep a little brush to clean around the bar oil cap. This is preliminary but I'm confident that I won't have to modify it. I've owned a lot of chainsaws, original homelite, craftsman, cordless. This one ticks the right boxes: Adjustable bar oiler, good design and starts easily hot or cold. One important note: Use the shorter bar during break in. Next, IMPORTANT: run at 25:1 fuel mix for the first several hours, as the manual says. Some tips for new owners. First, lubricating the chain is the single most important thing to do. I always, always, always use synthetic oil for the bar and engine mix. Next ALWAYS pre lube the bar. I have a little needle oil bottle for firearms. Lube the slot the chain rides in before use. You'll be amazed how much faster the chain goes. Lastly, spray out the clutch area with water after use to remove all the shavings.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025 by Max Cottrell
***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.
I got this Proyama after killing my old husqvarna 435. I thought about getting another 435 or rancher, but decided to try an off-brand for about half the price. The proyama came with both 22" and 18" bars and chains. It came with the basic tools you need to assemble and maintain it. The face shield and ear protection are junk. I liked the little fuel mixing jug that was included. I mixed 40:1 which is what a tag on the saw states. When looking for saws online, I saw a bunch that needed 25:1 which I think is the older spec. My 435 was 50:1 like most of the newer 2-strokes. I'm fine with 40:1 and I'm glad they included a separate mixing jug. The jug is nothing extravagant, but nice little addition. I assembled the saw using the 22" bar. For the type of sawing I do, the 18" would be fine, so I'll keep that as a spare. I followed the starting instructions (5 pulls on full choke, push choke in, and then a couple more easy pulls) and it started right up. I let it warm up for about a minute and started cutting. I had an oak that was fell in December that needed to be bucked. The trunk was about 18 inches in diameter, so it was a good test for the saw. I sawed for maybe 15 minutes and stopped to refill the fuel and chain oil reservoir. I repeated the start procedure and it started right up. It took a total of three tanks to cut up the tree. The saw ran smooth, plenty of power and good cutting the entire time. When I would start running out of fuel, the saw would speed up like it was running lean. A quick stop, refill and back to sawing. Overall, compared to the 435, the finish is not quite as nice. The handle/throttle controls feel a little less refined and the wrap-around-handle is not as nice looking, but overall the saw does what I require. It is adequate and hopefully will hold up for many years of use. Living in a hurricane area, we don't get major storms every year, but when we do it's nice to have a chain saw handy that you know is going to start.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2023 by R. Miller
Bought this in January, but the snow if finally gone and had to cut some poles to put fencing around my newly planted fruit trees. I was worried about buying one so cheap. So far I love it, it starts right away and idles and restart great. It is very aggressive and eat wood like it is butter. It is my first time using it but after the first start never had to use the primer bulb, pulled the choke out pulled one time then pushed it in and it would start on next pull, even after setting for a couple of hours. Vibration was not noticeable to me, a little heavy but not bad. I am 70 now and out of shape after having a knee replaced and bad infection. But should be now problem for me to handle. It just purrs like a kitten. Think I will get a smaller one for branch after loaning my small one out to a son in law and it never came home. Itβs been almost one year and I am still in love with this saw. I have never had a chainsaw that started so good every time. I forgot to bring in in when it went down to -10 and it still started in three pulls. I did have a problem with the bar oiling, I contacted the company and they responded the same day, I asked for information on how to troubleshoot the problem and they provided clear and useful information. I was able to fix it in less then five minutes with there instructions. I am very pleased!!! Thank you Proyama!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025 by Disappointed
Saw starts easily on two, maybe three, pulls when cold. Plenty of power. A bit on the heavy side, but this keeps the saw from bucking too much. PPE is low quality. The saw is very durable. I had to throw the saw away from my body, when I took an 8 foot fall from a ladder. The saw landed 6 feet away on concrete! However, the saw was still running and only suffered a mild plastic crack in the end of the handle. This saw is indestructible! Be careful out there and get yourself this saw if you want absolute quality for a nominal price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2025 by William
First chainsaw I purchased. Worked pretty good, I cut down about 6 good sized trees and bucked them all. After about 20+ hours of use I noticed the saw will shut off once the brake is on. I tried adjusting the RPM's / idle as stated in the manual as well as looking up instructions online but it didn't work. Now I have to use the saw without the brake so its not so safe. Otherwise, everything seems pretty decent. I asked a friend who has more experience with cutting trees and he wasnt able to properly adjust it either. I did reach out to customer service to clarify some things and they were helpful and responsive so I am very appreciative. UPDATE: At one point the saw was not able to be used as it would not run in idle without the safety brake. It had to be on at all times, which is dangerous. I reached out to customer service and went back and forth trying to diagnose the problem, sending pictures and videos. I tried getting parts and having the chain professionally sharpened. The bar must be made of a soft material as the saw ended up cutting with a curve. Normal wear and tear should not do this, a bar should last through a few chains. The instructional manual calls for a different size chain sharpening file 5/32 while they provide 7/32, thankfully they provide the correct one (but again, the instructional manual is incorrect). Customer service also said we were starting the saw incorrectly (we were doing it per printed instructions!). After the attempted adjustments the saw completely stopped working. Ultimately they did provide a refund. I am down materials that I purchased for the saw. But this was not the best experience. This saw is probably best suited for medium to light work.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025 by amaranthine
This was a very powerful saw!! I had to remove a dead tree and was quoted $400 and I was able to get this delivered for $170 and it was well worth it. Needs a little assembly and adjustments require a wrench but for the money, this thing was a champ. Cold start was a breeze but it took me a little while to get it restarted even just after shutting down. What you do is switch it back to on, pull the choke out and pull the rope at half strength, just enough to turn the motor over. Do this two or three times and you will hear the engine turnover enough to click the choke back in. It does tend to struggle to stay on so you need to babysit it a little with the gas for about 20 seconds and you are back and ready to cut!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026 by Mike Smith