Came to learn about the quality of these chainsaws, ended up getting a maths lesson. Keep up the good work : ) Cheers

In this day and age this should not be going on. False advertising has been a no no in this country for decades. I think the authorities have taken their eye off the ball regarding this in recent times and need to crack down on manufacturers and importers telling bullshit about their products and Australian retailers perpetuating that bullshit so they can cash in on the manufacturers lies. Good work on highlighting this problem.

Good on you for bringing this crud to light, and I hope the authorities do something about this

Appreciate the video mate, very interesting to know. Thought my sx75 was a bit underpowered considering

I’m wondering if the newer 62cc models have the same issue. Looked at buying one this week, then on review website saw they’re discontinued…

Thanks mate

be nice to see a new sx62 what it is

Excellent video, great work. This seems to be pretty common with these saws, check "Gavman's Workshop" youtube channel, he pulled down a SX82 and it was also bore 50mm and stroke 36mm for 70.7 cc, which is exactly what you'd expect given it appears to be a Husky 372 clone.

Would anyone know if the side chain cover would be swappable sx75 with the 62cc models ?

.....apparently in the motorised bike columns it's been mentioned that the Chinese look at the full capacity of the piston chamber which includes the unswept combustion chamber not just the displaced capacity . ..Mine is an sx72 brand new which I purchased exactly ten years ago. I couldn't start it then and not doing much better today .It'll only run with choke engaged with help of the starter fluid .Soon as I disengage choke it cuts out. Naturally something isn't right with the carby. Since it's useless as is , I guess I'll pull it apart . I'm ignorant about those types of carburetors .

I checked my "Lumik LK86" earth auger bought 2 years ago. This seems to be a rebranded "Baumr-ag" product. Claimed 86cc turned out to be 72cc in reality (bore 49.8mm, stroke 37.0mm). It seems this fraudulent misrepresentation of engine size has been going on for years; the ACCC and consumer groups like Choice are asleep at the wheel.

Hi Anthony, thanks for the review. Any recommendations on a budget saw for a home owner? Just for firewood collection. I have a Jonsered 2040 Turbo which is a bit undersized sometimes. Looking for a bigger bar/motor but it won't see heavy use. Neighbour has the SX62's and swears by them despite them failing every 2-3 years because they are so affordable to replace. I was looking at the 75 as well.

I am currently using this saw and i think it rips for the price. Ive busted the stock bar twice now though so im wondering if you had any idea what bars are compatible with this saw?

I like your review sx75 is not cracked to what the saw is , I BOUGHT A X BULL SAW 75 cc or is it might be the same as the sx75 , I still waiting for my saw to arrive ORDED a month ago iff dose not arrive I get my money back .

Yes. I got conned by this company. I have the 92.

Do you know the real ccs of the sx62 ?

do you think its possible that the seller didn't know the CC was incorrect?

Hey Anthony! you measured the diameter of the piston, NOT the "cylinder diameter"/bore. And I can tell you now bro, that the piston has substantially less diameter than the bore. Your displacement measurement is spurious... No wonder the seller has ignored you. Also mate, I dont know what website you bought your SX75 from, but the website I bought mine from clearly advertises the displacement at 62cc. Just because a Falcon 500 is called a Falcon 500 does not mean it has a 500 cubic inch engine LOL

I've got a first gen SX76, bought from AGR machinery (just Edisons with one of their MANY scam names that they have buried over the years). Had it for for a very long time, back before everyone knew what a pile of excrement Simon Mills is and his dangerous imported Chinese equipment that kills people. Ironically, I actually love the saw, more reliable and easier to start than my Stihl or my Husky, but out of the box, it never oiled, the plastic worm gear strips the teeth on the first pull, they sent me another one, same issue. one day I might try and match up an alloy worm gear from another saw that will fit, I am shocked how long they have been using the current name Edisons, and that they never dropped the baumr-ag brand. They don't even care, and that's why their equipment kills people, chainsaws are one of the "safest" things they sell... and they DO NOT meet the Australian safety standards. Incredible that the government allows this crap to happen for over a decade. Some of their hydraulic stuff, and tractor implements etc... are absolute suicide machines :(

I call b.s,maybe the cc mnot be 75cc,but I can tell you that this thing when tuned rips through ironbark,blur gum and a stack of other Aussie hard wood,absolutely bargain,I do have my stihl 381 magnum as back up,so far so good,I have had the main fuel line fatigue and suck.air.