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KingFurt Gas Chainsaw

KingFurt Gas Chainsaw

3.4· 53 ratings

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$80.99last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the KingFurt Gas Chainsaw

The KingFurt Gas Chainsaw is a 58 cc, 18-inch straight-bar gas saw rated at 3.4 horsepower. That puts it in the class of mid-size homeowner and light farm saws built for felling small trees, bucking firewood and clearing storm damage. It is a gas two-stroke, so it needs mixed fuel and regular tuning rather than a battery. Its 3.4-out-of-5 rating from 53 buyers suggests a mixed record on reliability and starting.

Best forHomeowners with a few acres and occasional firewood cuttingStorm cleanup and limbing around a propertyBuyers who want gas power without a pro-brand priceLight farm and fence-line maintenance
Pros
  • 58 cc and 3.4 hp give real cutting power for an 18-inch bar
  • 18-inch bar handles medium trunks and firewood rounds
  • Gas engine means no cord, no battery and no recharge wait
  • Straight-bar layout is simple to service and sharpen
  • Typically priced well below pro saws of similar displacement
Cons
  • 3.4/5 from 53 ratings points to inconsistent quality
  • Two-stroke gas needs mixed fuel, a choke routine and carb tuning
  • Heavier and louder than a comparable battery saw
  • No established dealer network for parts and warranty work
  • Cold starts and idle problems are common complaints on budget gas saws

KingFurt Gas Chainsaw price history

Lowest price we've seen: $80.99 on Oct 29. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 29.

What reviewers say

Owner feedback on the KingFurt gas chainsaw is mixed, averaging 3.4 out of 5 from 53 ratings. Buyers who got a good unit praise the power for the money; others report hard starting and short-lived components.

Pros
  • Strong cutting power for the price
  • 18-inch bar covers most firewood tasks
  • Good value against name-brand gas saws
Cons
  • Hard to start, especially when cold
  • Inconsistent build quality between units
  • Carburetor and idle tuning issues

Specifications

Power Type
Gas
Saw Style
Straight Bar
Bar Length
18 inches bar
Engine Size
58 cc
Horsepower
3.4 horsepower

Questions and answers

Is the KingFurt gas chainsaw worth it?
It is a budget 58 cc saw, so value depends on getting a good unit. If you cut firewood a few times a year and can do basic carb tuning, the power per dollar is decent. If you need dealer support or cut daily, a name-brand saw is the safer buy.
How does it compare with a Stihl or Husqvarna saw?
It matches them on paper at 58 cc and 18 inches, but not on build quality, parts availability or warranty service. Those brands cost more and hold resale value; the KingFurt is cheaper up front with more risk of starting and tuning trouble.
What fuel mix does it take?
Like most gas chainsaws it runs on a two-stroke mix, typically 50:1 gasoline to two-stroke oil. Use fresh fuel and a quality oil; stale mix is a common cause of hard starting.
How big a tree can an 18-inch bar cut?
An 18-inch bar cuts through trunks roughly 16 to 18 inches across in one pass, and larger ones with a two-sided cut. That covers most firewood and storm-limb work; bigger hardwoods need a longer bar and more saw.
What comes in the box?
Expect the saw, bar and chain, plus a bar cover and basic tools. Fuel mix, bar oil and safety gear such as chaps and a helmet are usually not included, so budget for them.
When is the price lowest?
Gas saws of this class tend to drop during fall firewood season sales and end-of-year clearance. Check the price history before buying and avoid paying above the recent range.
What do buyers say about the KingFurt Gas Chainsaw?
Rated 3.4 out of 5 from 53 ratings.