Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw Reviews

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Sears 55 cc chainsaw is a piece of junk. Impossible to work on. The carb adjustment need a special 'D' tool to adjust. Repair parts cost an arm and leg if you can get them. Screws back out and won't stay tight. You have to locktite every screw.Casing is plastic and screws won't stay tight when saw gets warm. Handle broke a month after buying saw. I purchased a new one. Then a 2 months later sears recalls saw for defective handle. They won't refund money for defective handle. It will be the last chainsaw that i buy from sears. From what i have read on the reviews when the oiler goes out you cannot get a new one. So DO NOT buy this saw.

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I have used the 20" 55cc "incredipull" Craftsman chainsaw for 4 years and it has done good work for me. I round and split about 6-7 cords each year and this saw has been reliable. Now, I am finding buying a new bar a bit of a hassle because Sears does not seem to sell the replacement bars and Oregon does not offer them either. This saw was very inexpensive - under $200 - so was outstanding value for the size and power. But, lack of replacement parts would keep me from recommending to a frien ...

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Bought a Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw 2nd hand aprox 1 year old and was in very good condition. Cut down two largish pine trees and ringed the main trunk ready for splitting in about 8 hours of use. Was disapointed in the power output and fuel consumption but rationalised you get what you pay for, etc

However, the coil has now failed and am told the part in no longer available. Me thinks I got less than I paid for. I would not recommend to others.

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I purchased a 20' bar Craftsman Chainsaw, "what a piece of junk". Its been back to sears's and into my local Chainsaw repair shop. Its a nightmare to start, needs constant adjustment and is the most unreliable piece of equipment i have ever had.

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I have a Craftsman 55cc w/20 inch bar chainsaw that I have owned for over 2 years! It is the best chainsaw. Easy start, cuts well, never had any problems with it. I would definitly recommend this saw to others.

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I have a Craftsman Incredipull 55cc chainsaw with a 20inch bar that I purchased a Sears! It starts easy! Very dependable! Cuts awesome! I would recommend this to others!

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The Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw Ran well at first but when I was useing it, it quit running. They told me that they could not fix it!

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I hate the Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw with all my heart and every fiber of my being. I will never, ever buy anything from Sears again. The ignition assembly, and other assemblies, is destroyed and you can't get a replacement.

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I have had the sears craftsman chain saw 3 years and if you don't mind readjusting it every 10 min and getting used to a bad pull start mechanism, it works. It has very little power and requires you to keep a very sharp chain to get anything done. I will never buy a craftsman product again.

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You would think a 55 cc chain saw would have some power. Not the Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw. During the few times I can get it to start it bogs down with a brand new chain. I have had it in three times to get it to run right .

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The Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw has a strong motor, easy start everytime. It has run for 12 hours over three years. The pump for the self-oiler went. The part is no longer available and there are no substitutions. Sears told me "sorry, we can't help you". This $300.00 saw has cost me $25 an hour to use, not including fuel. I could have rented one for less. I found an ECHO chainsaw at a cheaper price and it comes with a 5 year warranty. It's motor is smaller than the Craftsman cha ...

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Sears Craftsman has gave me the run around with this Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw and dont know what to do about it. it has about ten minutes of use on it and the last time i had to pay 80 dollars for shipping and handling. it is past warrenty know all they could tell me is to take it back and spend more money then it is worth i could have rented one a lot cheaper and had less of a head ache. so im not just out of a saw but a lot of money in tylenol

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Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw uust doesn't start. Ever. The handle feels very flimsy and twists and bends when the saw is used (assuming it actually isn't broken again). After all the new parts and repairs, I see I should have bought a more expensive Stihl and saved money. I eventually did and it's been a joy to use.Goodbye Craftsman!

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The Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw is junk

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Just poor construction and all the screws are losening up. Will never buy a Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw again.

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I thought I'd try a cheap general chainsaw rather than a 'proper' one, as I was doing a lot of rough work and it was more likely to get run over by the tractor than wear out. Sadly a mistake, but you live and learn.
Have to start the Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw on high revs when warm, chain expansion with heat is high, so it throws chains for a passtime, which results in high sprocket wear as you tend to have it to tight, uses a lot of gas and bar lube, dog teeth on wrong side.

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I went to cut wood today with my Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw and guess what oiler not working again burnt bar and chain. Ionly had for one and half years Also you have to find special tools to take the sprocket and clutc off to replace the oilerwould not recommend to anyone

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The Sears Craftsman Incredipull 55cc Chainsaw works fairly well; however, normally replaced parts such as bars and chains are not available. Do not buy this chainsaw, unless you plan to use it for a weekend or two and then tossing it in the trash.

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I burn 24/7 here in shorline area in CT, few towns away from New Haven area. Im a scavenger and get wood for free anywhere I can get it, I will not pay for wood jsut load in the abck of my ssmall chevy pickup. So I am always cutting with this saw. Thing starts up everytime and I do have the 3 year full insurance policy and there was a time it would not start at all a total bitch, sent it in and they replaced the carburater, 27 dollar item.. You can order a new carb by calling sears..

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I used this Sears chainsaw, cutting 45 ricks of firewood, has plenty of power and cut well. Then oiling stopped, adjusted screw out more, eventually lost it out. Made new screw but have not used it since
the saw will not start. No spark plug from Jeng Feng now, have to find a RDJ8J, Still may not start, incredistart may have quit..
Took it to the Sears place where they said to have work done. Labor is 45.00 per hour. Bought different brand, put "Big Black and Beautiful" on the shelf. ...