PROYAMA 62CC 2-Cycle Gas Powered Chainsaw, 22 Inch 18 Inch Handheld Cordless Petrol Chain Saw for Tree Wood Cutting
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Feb 6 ā Feb 22
Size: 62CC Gas Chainsaw 18in+22in
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
Brand: PROYAMA
Power Source: Gas Powered, manual
Horsepower: 3.5 Horsepower
Item Weight: 22 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 36.2"L x 9.4"W x 11.4"H
Chain Length: 22 Inches
Manufacturer: PROYAMA
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Brand: āPROYAMA
Power Source: āGas Powered, manual
Horsepower: ā3.5 Horsepower
Item Weight: ā22 Pounds
Product Dimensions: ā36.2"L x 9.4"W x 11.4"H
Chain Length: ā22 Inches
Manufacturer: āPROYAMA
UPC: ā696177979777
Item Weight: ā22 pounds
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: āNo
Size: ā62CC Gas Chainsaw 18in+22in
Batteries Included?: āNo
Batteries Required?: āNo
Date First Available: October 18, 2019
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š Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
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
- š Powerful 68cc engine, great for cutting large trees and firewood
- š Good value for money, especially considering it comes with two long bars
- š Durable and sturdy design
- š Chains are sharp and effective, they offer quick and precise cuts
Cons
- š Difficulty in starting the chainsaw, with an unreliable manual
- š Provided screws and tools aren't of the best quality and often need to be replaced
- š The chainsaw can be heavy to handle for long periods
- š 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.
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: 58CC Gas Chainsaw 16in+20in
Iām very happy with this Proyama 58cc chainsaw. It runs strong, the chain was sharp right out of the box and holds its edge well, and the overall build quality is solid. The saw starts easily when cold and fires up in one pull once warm, which is a big plus. I also had a small question after receiving the saw and contacted customer support. They were quick to respond, professional, and very helpful, which really shows they stand behind their product. Overall, great performance and a great customer experience. I would definitely recommend this chainsaw.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2025 by Nathan Soule
Size: 62CC Gas Chainsaw 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: 58CC Gas Chainsaw 16in+20in
My old Poulan 38cc finally bit the dust after 33 years and dropping it's last tree 8 days ago. I got the tree on the ground and cut/burned all of the top limbs. Took a break before starting on the main trunk, which was about 18" Ć at the base and about 30 feet long. Tried to start the old saw but realized it had finally died. I realized I needed to buy a new chainsaw, and began looking online for some of the better rated saws. It didn't take long to realize that I'd spend around $400 + for a name-brand saw with a bar that's 16 inches or longer. And then I came across this Proyama 58cc saw, with not only a 16" bar & chain but also a 20" bar & chain as well. Reviews looked pretty good considering the price, and it has all of the nice features of a decent saw, like a chain brake, ease of chain adjustment and refilling the oil & fuel tanks, and easy starting. A few of the reviews stated that this saw was really hard to start, but I had no problem. Just followed the directions to the letter, and it cranked right up on the 3rd pull after the preliminary start-up procedure. I let it idle for about 30 minutes to sort of break-in, and then went to work. WOW, was I impressed with the 1st cut and beyond. Lots of power. That 30 feet of trunk was cut up in about 20 minutes at approximately 2 feet per cut. I had to restart the saw a couple of times after shutting it off, and it started right up without any hesitation. It handles well and the weight is easily maneuvered. This has been my 1st & only experience with this named brand saw, but I'm well pleased with the initial performance. Hopefully it will serve me well for many years to come. I took out out the extended 3 year warranty, so for around a total price of $200, I feel I bought a bargain and that it's protected. One particular note I'd like to mention regarding several of the reviews that had a low rating: I realized at the time of reading them there may have been error at the time of assembly. There's always the possibility a "lemon" shows up from the factory, but If you're mechanically inclined, read the instructions carefully, use a little common sense, and know what to look for while assembling, then you should have no problem with this saw. Otherwise, if you're not sure, find someone with experience or a professional and let them setup the saw for you. When I was assembling this saw, there were a couple of things I had to stop, look, and examine more thoroughly to make sure it was done correctly. Especially making sure the chain was on the sprocket at the clutch and not directly against the clutch. When I thought it was assembled but the chain wouldn't spin, it was time to back up and look more closely at what I had done. Otherwise, it could have meant premature failure on some components. Hopefully whoever reads this will find it helpful if trying to make a decision on buying a new saw, or if doing the assembly yourself. Best regards, KMS
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2024 by KMS