JCB PCS38 Petrol Chainsaw Reviews

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4 Reviews For JCB PCS38 Petrol Chainsaw

  • Guest 14th Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Good Points: May be cheap and nasty but it did the job. Good engine, easy starting.


    Bad Points: If the work is heavy, it requires constant sharpening, plus the controls could have been a little stronger


    General comments: All in all, the JCB PCS38 gives you what you pay for, I required a cheap chainsaw to remove 3 trees in the garden, It performed the task without any problems.

  • Guest 24th Oct 2008

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    The JCB PCS38 Petrol Chainsaw has a good engine, but let down by it's other parts, steer clear!

  • Guest 30th Sep 2008

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    The JCB PCS38 Petrol Chainsaw is a NO GO! cant get parts for this model at all! don't don't don't buy, I have a brand new one sitting there & cant be fixed

  • Frogeye Rank: Lance Corporal 20th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    I cut one tree up for firewood and my JCB PCS38 Petrol Chainsaw is already faulty. First the pump prime on the fuel side sprung a leek, I sent for a new one under warrenty, fitted it ,and now it has developed a flooding problem and will only run for short bursts. I contacted the parts supplier to send me a replacement diaphram and he could not obtain one. Hawked it around local chainsaw dealers to see if they could repair it and most would not touch it as 'you cannot get spares'. Finally , I too ...