Performance Power PRO38CCCSA 38cc Reviews

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i have just bought the said chainsaw on a car boot but without the manual can anybody tell me what angle i sharpen the chain useing an electric chainsaw sharpener ive also find it uses alot of oil while in use over a short time you can email me at chlawnmowerman55@googlemail.com

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The Performance Power PRO38CCCSA 38cc starts easily, runs well, enough power for its 38cm bar.

However, I found the chain lubrication is almost non-existent. Have to stop every few minutes to pour oil on the chain.

In my opinion good value and does a good job when you get used to an oiling routine.

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Would not recommend the Performance Power PRO38CCCSA. You are better of purchasing a better brand. B&Q said it is not guaranteed a day after the 1 yr is over!

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When working this performance pro chainsaw worked well until it spat part of piston ring out with loss of compression and will not now run.
No replacement ring available.

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Would be a good machine if it wasn't for the starter.

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I use th Performance Power Chainsaw a lot and overall I am happy with it but it does have a few drawbacks. It needs to be stripped down every hour or so of use and completely cleaned because it gets clogged with sawdust that builds up on the chain brake and the oil hole (see below).

The chain tension is adjusted by loosening two nuts, turning a screw and retightening the nuts. Because of this you have to carry a socket wrench and a long screwdriver with you everywhere because the chain needs ...