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| Value for Money | 1/10 |
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| Overall rating | 2/10 |
Full review by
ejustian![]()
on 7th Jun 2008
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Good Points: It's easy to tighten the chain.
Bad Points: The construction sucks. Steel gears working against plastic catches quickly wear out the plastic - the starter.
General comments: I purchased my McCulloch MS40A chainsaw a little over a month ago. Of all the things to break in that time, it was the starter. A metal plate with teeth is supposed to catch against plastic tabs to get the motor started.
Can anyone guess what happens when steel rubs against plastic repeatedly? Anyone? Of course you can. Yes. The plastic wears out. So now my chainsaw won't start.
The moral of the story is, ya get what you pay for I guess. And for $150 you get a chainsaw that you can start maybe 30 times. So that's, what $5 per start? Not a very good deal.
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