Garwinner Gas Chainsaw 20'' 2-Stroke 62CC Cordless Chainsaw 6220G for Farm, Garden, Ranch, Cutting Wood/Firewood

Impressive! Being used by a professional logger. I run a crew of 4 men for a firewood business. 100% of our tree stock comes from naturally felled oak trees that have eventually dried out making the wood extremely hard. This Garwinner with a full chisel chain went right through it. I've read few complaints here and on other sites that I think are from those that do not know how to operate then properly clean a saw. I would easily put this saw up against our Stilh, Husky and Echo saws of which we have 9 pro use saws. It does use more fuel than our other saws. That's fine. I do recommend to season the engine before taking it to task, to break it in...run the engine just at normal idle for 15 minutes each day for 3 days letting it get hot then cool down. Also, increase your oil ratio to a 30:1 during break in. On the 4th day, ready to use. You won't be disappointed.

It does what it was made to do. Overall it's a quality saw for the price. The bar, chain are good. I feel it maybe a tad lower than 62cc but still puts out enough power to buck 10 trees, mix of white pine and red maple. I purchased this unit to try out a clone and I am impressed on the build and power for the price. Not yet sure on durability and parts availability. The saw has started every couple days I've used it over a 2 week period. At $129, the saw already paid for itself. I may just buy another for parts swap if one goes down. I mostly used Makita, Husq and Shindaiwa over the years. I wouldn't hesitate carrying this saw with me on ATV while out and about. I've been using a 50:1 premixed fuel but have been adding an extra teaspoon of 2 cycle oil each fill up just for the break in cycle. After that I can use just use the 50:1. I recommend this saw for storm cleanups and bucking. Also, If you do use it only once in awhile, I recommend you just use a "non-ethanol" premixed fuel. Also, if you aren't familiar with starting a chainsaw go to youtube university and watch a few training standdowns. Most starting issues are because users don't know how to start a chainsaw.