tune it i tune every one i buy i have 1- 62cc @ $120 7 years old 4- 66cc @ $109 1- 76cc @ $176 changed bar and chain from 38 chain 24 in bar to .325 chain and 20 in bar icut near 20 ton Avery year and big trees 24 in across
but u must tune them fine out if u dont know how ( warm it up get little screw driver rev to around full throttle
with screw drive in h for high not low tune ether way u will hear revs go up dont go to far that can hert power

Bought This saw second hand 3 years ago and only problem ive had till now was ripcord. Its a slower saw than a stihl farm boss, however for value its worth every penny. Just a tip to anyone buying this saw, go and buy a decent chain and you will see the difference, always keep your chain sharp, and this saw will easily cut 2 tonne of wood everytime.

Just bought a SX62. Starts and runs well. Cuts ok for the odd job but cutting loads of fire wood slow against 20 yo Stihl 029. Stihl doesn't bog down where as the Sx will. On a test run the Stihl cuts 3x faster on the same log. Might be the chain quality although tested new.
Would I buy again. In short no. Better to spend slightly more for Oregon chain and bar with better finish chainsaw if you're cutting a tonne of wood a week. Casual use ok.

Baumr AG 62cc chain saw, purchased 7 years ago. Has cut around 8 ton of fire wood per year for 5 years. It's stating to get tired but who cares for less than 200 dollars, I'm amazed it lasted this long. The build quality is garbage but it starts easily every time. Just purchased another as I think this its 6th season of fire wood will be its last. Hope the new sx62 lasts as long.

I bought my Baumr-AG SX62 about 2 years ago. Paid about $ 180. Started first time. Worked perfectly for a year or so, mostly work round the life-style block. Really grunty and chewed through everything. Stopped working the start of last winter. Took it to the local chainsaw repair man. He couldn't fix because he couldn't get parts. Still mechanically fine but I imagine the carburettor diaphragms need replacing. He called it "pig in a poke" probably because he sold Stihl machines for 10 times the price. I would buy again if I could get parts.

I have bought both the Baumer Ag chainsaw and the 4 stroke hedge trimmer. Used the chainsaw for 3 years no problems then it backfired in use and stopped. It cost $130 to purchase. Took it to get fixed cost $80 ran twice after that then I gave it away. The hedge trimmer I have used regularly for 5 years with no maintainence. The air filer cap fell off so I made one up. Now it needs a fuel tank gromit as is has started leaking badly. I suppose over time it has just shrunken. Valve for money is worth it, but if it stops working dont pay to try and fix it. Throw it away.

Crap. Crap crap. Don't buy, no proper manual even online, bits fell off within 5 minutes, brand new would never start. Had repaired and now in the bin. How about crap, waste of time and money. Save yourself the grief. Do not buy this Chinese made crap! Junk!

I purchased a baumr sx82 a months ago. I'm not happy with the chainsaw, because it has no power to cut the wood!!! Does anyone else have the same issue? Every time I try to cut the wood, it rev's low. Does anyone no how to deal with this issue.

Yes, you're right! I had one myself and when the plastic handle on the pull-rope broke, I replaced it from a piece of broom handle with a hole drilled in the centre. It went alright for a little while until one day, I couldn't start it at all as if something got jammed! Then I took the side cover off and noticed one screw from the coil came undone and wrecked the flywheel damaging all the cooling fins. So it seems to me that the factories in China didn't really care about quality but only quantity as you only get what you pay for.

Saw the Baumr-AG on ebay. Ugh. Just bought a Morrison 52 for $399 and photo's look like twins. Minor difference on/off switch and colour. Love the saw. Easily cuts 1m diameter dry hard wood 1 ute load per session. Draw bar has been shorten 2 inch to keep saw revvy and cutting easy. Looks the same. Great saw. Bidding on 76cc atm. Can't fault besides initial basic what read such as fuel line and tidy up gaskets. 52 nice size for ute loads of firewood, felling 2 foot diameter trees. Hope it helps.

Is this the best saw around? No. But for the price it's pretty hard to beat.
I have 6 chainsaws, 5 of which are Stihl and go hard all day.
I bought this as a bit of an experiment and I can honestly say it's a decent unit.
I do my own servicing and maintenance and this little fella doesn't let me down. It's not as powerful as its equivalent Stihl but if you look after it like you should with any tool, it's pretty hard to fault for around $120.
If highly recommend for the casual user

Pros = value for money and reliable if looked after
Cons = down on hp on equivalent size saws

Ive just bought my second SX62. The first one is about four years old, although its really only done two years of collecting firewood. You can expect to get a years worth of domestic cutting out of one, costing roughly $10 a tonne. Not worth servicing, in fact most chainsaw specialists wont work on them. The replacement cost is the same as a service on a quality saw, so doesn't add up having a Stihl or Husqvana is my opinion. My original one is still going, had a bit of trouble starting it when hot, however a new spark plug and the problems fixed.

Pull cord manifold broke, on/off switch stopped working. I definitely wouldn't suggest this product to anyone, its the worst chainsaw I've ever used/purchased.

This is the best Chinese tool I own. I use it lots a few things like the bar oil leaks when not in use but starts on the 3rd pull, it's getting on now so will just buy another one heaps of power as well why would you spend $ 400 on a stile.

I've had it for 4yrs averaging 30hrs every winter, so that's 120 hrs, and it has cut approx 2hrs/ton = 60tons of averaging 20cm diameter logs of gum,{ I don't bother with ironwood or mulga, it blunts even Oregon manganese tipped chains after 30 minutes. I can't afford tungsten but that's an option for really hardwood} Choose your chain and wood, ripper chains stay sharper on medium hard woods like redgum and bloodwood, they deflect and tear the wood at an angled pitch reducing friction and contact surface of cutting tip. I just hold it full throttle and thrash it through the log, jeez, for $200, what do you expect?
This saw would do well in Texas amongst inbreds ;)

I purchased my Baumr-AG Pro SX 62 3 years ago, I absolutely flog its guts out and it performs day after day. keep up the maintenance and its as good as any.

First things first, I am just in a normal suburban block and whilst i have over 20 established trees. This product is only used for that, so in other words sparingly. However, for the intentions I purchased it for. It works a treat. Comfortable to hold and is relatively easy to start. The-down side is that it leaks chain oil, when not in use. If I was an Arborist and needed a new Chainsaw for work, would I recommend this product, then no, it's just a toy. But for back yard stuff, yes it does the job

I owned an SX62 for a little over three years and it did a lot of work and filled several dozen trailer loads with good hardwood. Towards the end there were problems with the starter chord, filter, spark plug and generally getting it started (both hot and cold). But I look at it this way if I had hired the same chainsaw for the price I would have gotten about 2.5 Days of work done, every day after this to me is a bonus.

I am about to order my SX82, lets see how many seasons I can get out of it.