130 Gas Powered Chainsaw, 38-cc 2-HP, 2-Cycle X-Torq Engine, 16 Inch Chainsaw with Automatic Oiler, For Wood Cutting and Tree Pruning

It’s a great Chain saw for the price runs and operates very smoothly

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Great chainsaw. Cuts nice and easy

I was always told Husqvarna was the best chainsaws on the market. I had purchased a Home Depot brand a few years back. It lasted three years and finally died. So this year I decided to get a Husqvarna, and boy was I disappointed. My first attempt at using it, it started pretty fast and quickly stalled. After about 12 or more pulls of the starter cord I finally got it started again. This time I was able to make a couple of cuts, but then stalled again. Once again, it took more than 10 pulls to finally get it started again. When I released the chain brake and and give it gas to make a cut, you guessed it, it stalled again. There are adjustments, one for idle, and two for gas mixture (idle gas mix and accelerator gas mix. But they only give you the tool for adjusting the idle, and not for the gas mixture adjustments - why not?? So I ordered the spline tool needed for that adjustment, figuring that was the problem. When I got it, I started the saw and adjusted the idle, and also the gas mix for both standing idle and accelerator. Wow! I was able to do five cuts this time before it stalled. So, here we go again, another 10 to 15 pulls to get it started only for it to stall again. I tried so many adjustment increments for idle and gas mixture, but to no avail. So, I contacted Amazon and said I am sending it back. They told me they can't take it back because it's gas powered, but will issue me a full credit. THANK YOU, AMAZON! The Amazon associate told me I could either keep it, donate it, or throw it in the garbage. I chose the latter, in the garbage it went! I'm not some newbie with power tools, including a chain saw. This saw was a piece of garbage. I guess now I can try Stihl. Either that or get another cheap Home Depot model. At least that lasted me 3 years! This was only a week!

It’s an awesome piece of machinery. Very light and easy to use. Turns on easily. Only problem I had was the carburetor screws getting loose and effecting the throttle or cutting off. I had to order a special screw driver and almost after every use I need to adjust them

Saved my butt , ordered this because of all the trees on my property , received it and it sat on a shelf for weeks, four days ago a fifty foot maple crashed down right next to to the road on my property blocking cross traffic view. At the root base the saw was too small but with a few different angles I cut up the entire tree and stacked the fire wood to dry out, guess I’ll need a log splitter next

Excelente era lo que esperaba

Just spent an afternoon cutting up a couple of sizable oak trees, courtesy of Hurrican Milton. Nice for cutting into fire wood size. Thrifty on fuel. Easy starting. The people who review it as hard starting may not have taken off the shipping port cover on the muffler. I notice the instructions weren't very clear on that but....... it has to breath. I would highly recommend the Husky 130. Comparatively light but still a beast and has a 5 year warranty to boot. This is my 4th Husky to compare to my others.