I have the 62 cc X Bull myself. It's awesome! Starts reliably, runs reliably, has great power, cuts excellently, and sounds amazing. Unlike others who commented I don't have any quarrel with the chain. It's just fine by me. Keep it sharp. It's only the recoil assembly that I don't like. But it does work.

I heard the spark plug in then cheap saws is meant to be bad try replacing it and see if it starts easier you have most likely tried that and the xbull has pull assist thingy meaning you shouldn't pull the cord as hard as possible as it will break it

After disspointment with my stihl farmboss 290 I decided to get a $85 Chinese saw on eBay. After about 20 tanks of gas through them iam impressed. Hey I can buy 5 of those Chinese saws for the price of my one stihl farmboss.

I've got a 52 and a 62, and they have been through the worst and just get better. People just can't believe. I don't care for China one bit, but facts are facts about the saws, these things won't stop. I've tried. The ones I have, have already left two huskys we had in the dust. No way I'm getting rid of mine, and I'm getting more for backup.

The Chinese clone chainsaws are not all 52cc as several people have commented. Except for some cosmetic differences, and a few functional differences, such as type of recoil starter or carburetor, they are all built on the same frame, handle, starter, engine, etc., but the "bore and stroke" of the engines are different, i.e., only the cylinder and piston size are different on the base engine. That is, you can replace the cylinder and piston on the 52cc engine to make it a 62cc engine, or vice versus. There are many KZfaq videos showing how to make this modification on a base Chinese clone chainsaw.

Try cleaning the spark arrestor in the old saw as it could be dirty and if you remove the spark arrestor it gives it a little more power but I'm pretty sure it's illegal as it can cause a fire but it's highly unlikely

Got 2 of the 52cc miracles Dropped the first one out the back of the jeep and ran over it with the log trailer. Broke the back handle smooth off. Still ran but to put it in a log would be unsafe. Thats now the parts pile. The second one ran just as good as the first, but the tank hose split at 6 months They used a black rubber instead of tygon. Going to go tygon and remote maple syrup bottle as a fuel tank. 20:1 12 hour break in then 25:1. Use less oil if you would run your tractor 4 quarts low. Same result.

I bought a x bull commercial 75cc chain saw of ebay only a few days ago just to see how if there any good I paid 109 dollars in AU ,I LIKED YOUR REVIEW ,THEY LOOK LIKE A STILL CLONE,

Good sensible review from a hands on user. I understand everything he said.

Pretty sure it's not 62 cc. All the Chinese eBay chainsaw, regardless of advertised engine CC size are all 52 cc. Still, it's not a bad thing as they have really torque range. I purchased a generic 58 cc Chinese chainsaw (brand is Vehpro advertised 58 cc) and it looks pretty much the same as X-bull, minus the purge bulb, and has QuickStart. Does the X-Bull have QuickStart pull?

You can lock the red ones throttle

I re order the x bull so I ORDED a 62cc x bull from another seller it will be here this month the red model thank you for your review, KIND REGARDS TONY

I ended up ordering an X-Bull on eBay which came with the spring assisted easy start system (as Husky and others are starting to use). My gut feel is that most of these Chinese saws are probably coming with this feature but at least in my case, they aren't coming properly assembled. The design of these easy start systems is gently but firmly pulling the cord is actually winding up tension on a spring and when the spring tension builds to overcome the engine's compression, the spring tension actually turns the engine over. I noticed on my X-Bull that it wasn't fully functioning this way out of the box. And after the first couple of times starting it, I actually had a problem where the start cord retracted part of the way but jumped off the pulley due to lack of tension in the spring. I had to open the saw up to get it untangled and then fixed the problem. First, it seemed like the pulley was binding a bit so I loosened the screw in it's center a bit to free it up. But the main issue is you need to rotate the pulley around "backwards" several rotations as you start to feel the spring tension build. I can't say exactly how much is the perfect amount but I put pretty decent tension on mine, probably 3-4 full rotations more than it started with, maybe more. As you're rotating it backward, the cord is going to want to wind itself up (but in the wrong direction). Pull the cord slack enough to keep it drawn away from the pulley as you rotate it backward. When you feel it's tight enough, go ahead and let the pulley unwind, winding the cord up. Once you put the saw back together, you should no longer be trying to yank it with a ton of force like "old school" saw starters. Just pull nice and steady until you get toward the end of the cord and it should release and turn over if you've preloaded the spring enough. How much you preload it will dictate how far out the cord is pulled before the spring overcomes engine compression. Hope this is helpful to you.

If it is starting to curve during a cut the left and right cutter links on your chain are not sharpened evenly. You may have rocked your chain or hit a nail or rock logged in some bark. The only effect the longer bar should have is a slight decrease in power.

Thank you for making this video. I had a Husqvarna but the darn emission controls made it so gutless and hard to start I had to give up on it. I plan on getting one of these.

Run a 22" on the 52, just keep that bar dressed. Change out the sprocket and slap a 28" on that 62, you won't have to bend over as much. Break in with 1-25 mix on first tank and work up to 1-40. All the extras that come with them, chunk in the trash.

Did you ever wind up getting a STIHL?

Crooked cuts are not from bar length, they are from dull chains.

Awesome I will get one

I just ordered a 62cc xbull chainsaw it will be here this Saturday. I have done some research and I believe the chain that's on it is a 0.325 0.058 76 tooth is that correct? I have been on Amazon and eBay trying to find a organ chain or a Husqvarna chain. Does the chain have to be 76 tooth test fit the X Bull Bar I think I did see a 72 tooth chain. Or has anyone had any luck with the knock-off chains. I bought a 38cc farmtek chainsaw last year and I put a Oregon bar and chain on it it only came with a powerhead and it has paid for itself five times over. Can I upgrade to a 22in bar or should I just keep the 20 in only on the Xbull . Need help finding a reasonably priced good chain.

If looking to put a longer bar on the xbull, any specific bar specs needed?

I am thinking about buying one of these saws. Which one would you recommend? The X-Bull, or xtreme power?

Are parts readily available Larry? Im looking for a big saw. Thanks Tom

Put some muffler mods on them mabye rig up an aftermarket airfilter. Bet they wake up quite a bit.

If needs be, where do you finds parts for this? Im thinking about buying this but if things go bad down the road, i want to prepare. i cant find any parts on ebay

I bought a 52 cc.with 22 inch bar..110.00 shipped 2 years ago..i also sell firewood .It was branded arksen.looked exactly like yours except Arksen on bar..ive cut several loads of wood with it..In middle of the night This past month it was stolen from my pole barn..But it has paid for itself I just hope they enjoy it .As much as I have.😏

Pretty nice saw!

Are you from Huntsville Al.?

They should badge these "Deep throat". Deep throat for deep logs. haha

I have seen a couple of KZfaq videos that claim all those chinese saws are 52CC regardless of what their description says. Let me know after you use the new one if you notice any real difference between the 52CC and 62CC saw. Thanks.

a little out of your budget but the tractor is in your budget haaaaaa

What ratio gas you use?

Where is the link you had for $100

Two months later. How is that X Bull doing?

The ones I have run like a scolded dog fer sure.

So these are not stihl copies or clones...they are zenoah clones...a japanses pro saw

When you can afford it,buy a dolmar ps 510 or bigger those saws will outperform any stil saw any day!!!

Makes me laugh about the names keep changing ! I just bought one and mines called ! Wait for it !! " Chainsaw" Lmao !!

clean the exhaust