Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR 52CC 6-i-1 multifunksjonell hekksaks, bensindrevet hekksaks, ugressmiddel, trådtrimmer, ryddesaks, kantklipper, stangsaks, motorsag, grensag med forlengelsesstang

Great service and lots of support when ordering. However, I used it once and when I refuelled the pull string starter broke. As I say support has been very good and they acknowledge the issue and resend a new starter. Will fully review when that arrives.

I’d love to give you a review but it’s been one month now. I purchased this on August 24 and is now September 24 and I’m still not received the tension bolt for the shaft. Like I said before I hope nothing serious ever breaks on this. It would take forever for you to take care of a customer.

Plastic framer is to griddle the handle broken off on the first time of use

Fuel tank got crack hole. I believe others were complaining about the same issues.

Super heavy. Booo!

used it one time now wont start i think on off switch fell apart???? It did work well until I turned it off never to restart

Several parts were bent or broken. The instructions were not good. I was looking forward using this on the farm but sadly didn't happen. Not sure yet if I want to oder the jack hammer because I cant afford another issue. Others seemed to have better luck.

Well you get what you pay for I suppose. The guts of the machine are ok but the peripherals are mostly cheap plastic junk. For example the pin on the plastic handle, that fits in a hole on the shaft to keep it from moving, broke before I could even finish tightening the bolts. Had to grind down a screw head to fit the hole and install it in place of the boken pin. The zipper tab on the bag is the cheapest plastic made and didn't even survive the first zip. The plastic handle of the supplied slot screwdriver broke on first use. The jaws of the supplied box wrench are so poorly formed that it can only be used on one side. Every bolt had to be retightened! Every one! The weed Wacker attachment has seen about 2 hours use now and has run well but the bearings are not running as smoothly anymore. The pole saw attachment has also run well although as expected the chain stretched quite a bit the first few cuts. However because the blade is offset fron the shaft, its weight wants to rotate it clockwise. The locking pin then starts to elongate the hole in the shaft so that the bade is about 45° off axis when using the extention as the 2 pins combine. Trying to tighten the knobs to prevent this rotation is futile as the surfaces of the poles are smooth aluminum and covered in lube. I ended up stripping both knobs within the first 30 mins of use. Hade to replace them with grade 8 bolts and nuts and take some coarse grit sand paper to the ends of the poles to give enough friction to prevent the rotation. Makes changing attachments not so easy... The ends should have been knurled. The aluminum pole should have been thicker and the locking pin should not have so much play in the hole to begin with. Have not used the hedge attachment yet. I wonder what surprises I will find?

I was missing hardware to completely put it together.

Powerful engine, heavy duty . . . and just heavy. Harness is essential for control and balance. Instructions are vague. Manual showed metal handle, not supplied. Needed customer service to explain how to attach plastic handle instead. Ran it for about an hour. THEN THE GAS TANK FELL OFF. Two of the three screws worked loose. Customer service advised buy replacements locally. Running brush cutter, unit vibrated violently. Plastic handle broke. (CustSvc will replace; from China, waiting 2 weeks.) Vibrations distorted connection hole that receives springloaded button holding it on to shaft; had to grind off to remove tool. (Will need to ask for replacement shaft.) Pole saw is only one section long, about 6-7 feet from ground. Not tall enough to reach most branches. Pole saw attchment leaked oil, spotting floor. Gloves are nice. Small is my size. I think it will do good work, eventually, but the learning curve is steep.