




I recently put the 24-inch gasoline chainsaw to the test to see if it could handle the thick timber around my property. This 65/72cc tool aims to be a workhorse for anyone needing serious cutting capacity without breaking the bank.
The build centers around a solid crankcase that feels substantial and designed to resist the vibrations of a 72cc engine. The 24-inch guide bar provides plenty of reach for larger logs, and the reinforced chassis suggests it will hold up well against the usual wear and tear of farm work.
Getting the engine running was straightforward thanks to the hand pull start, which caught consistently after a few primes. It is a heavier piece of equipment, but the balance is well-managed during actual cutting, allowing for steady progress through dense wood.
This saw is the perfect companion for rural homeowners or farmers who need a durable, high-torque tool for clearing brush and processing firewood.
Overall, I am genuinely impressed with how this machine handles, earning a solid 4.88 out of 5 rating. Given the $299.00 price tag, it is a highly capable investment for anyone needing reliable cutting power in 2026.