UnBoxing the Farmertec JonCutter G2500
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2019
- I had forgotten this was coming. The latest from FarmerTec, the G2500 JonCutter top handle chainsaw. This little gut is light weight and for its size seems to have a bit of power.
This little guy is a clone of the Zenoah G2500T, Zenoah being owned by Husqvarna.
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I watched this video today after I unboxed my saw. I’m glad I did. I thought the chain brake was broken. I was afraid to use too much force. After watching you, I was able to make it function like it should. Thank you. You have a new subscriber too
Look like a nice little saw thanks for featuring it.
I bought a saw that had the same chain brake problem as yours did. Thanks for you video it save me a of time. I was afraid of braking the chain brake. Thanks again Jon Cutter owe you.
Great unboxing and watch all your videos your videos are the main reason i ordered a g660 thanks for all your input
Did you get your chain saw yet
Got mine the other day and ran a tank of gas through it the first night. Did a muffler mod and tune this morning and used it all day. Aggressive little saw, I'm happy with mine. Was cutting full 12in bar and did great
How long have u had it and how much have u put it threw
@@savedwrech8850 I've had mine close on 10 years and I'm on my 3rd chain (I sharpen them til there's no teeth left) and the bar is pretty worn, only issue I've had is the fuel lines perish. Awesome saw.
Just ordered one thank you 🙏
The bucking teeth really aren't necessary unless you plan to use one hand on a saw this small. I plan to get this saw soon for making various small notches on log furniture. Saws get heavier as you get older, AND saws are easier to control with short bars.
Sweet lil Humm Dinger there, Cy ! ATB T God Bless
I have the same saw. I bought it off eBay before joncutter started selling it. Decent little saw. I've only used it a few times. One thing I did not like is the screws that hold the dog teeth on are screwed into plastic. Seems a little flimsy, but no problems so far.
I got the mini Parker top handle saw 10 inch bar it’s awsum for cutting up pallets for fire wood
If you could get the chain gold plated, it would make a great mother's day gift. Just make sure she can't lay hands on any fuel till she calms down........
Watched alotta Holsfforma saw vids and have g372xp on order but the joncutter 58 and 25 quality seems more consistant and the smoothness of Zanoah clone is irresistably interesting Especially if Husky supplies parts for them
I have the TimberPro version of this chainsaw. All of the "el cheapo" 25cc chainsaws seem to be of the same design, regardless of brand. My 25cc chainsaw is 3 of 4 stars, minor improvements needed, am waiting to get the JonCutter version to see if it is built better. These little chainsaws are extremely nice to run when limbing trails in dense pines.
Was it better ?
Brother cy i have run a small and good tree and landscaping service for 15 years i just so happened to ruin my stihl ms 193t last night ive been subscribed to ur channel for a while love your chainsaw videos your good in front of a camera and fun to watch deer shit lol but if your gonna give away the jon cutter then id use it commercially for my tree service and give you longevity reports on it god bless brother my names nick btw
i bought this saw under the Dereal name. chainbrake is stiff as hell on these. 25:1 is too much oil for them the g2500 they are clones of runs 50:1. i feed mine 40:1 just like you and it runs great. starts in 3-4 pulls.
First intact tool kit, thats cuz yer reviewing for the us !
I found this assembly helpful. Especially the part to unlock the bar for the cover to fit in. Confirmed the manual says 25:1 but the bottle has instructions for 40:1 and I did Octain 89 and 2-Cycle oil 40:1 mix and it worked just fine (google said not to use Octain 87 as it wasn't enough to combust). It would have been helpful for beginners to show : Gasoline mix with 2 cycle oil ( I bought conventional it was cheaper, and I figured it was a new engine, should I be using synthetic?), not the 10W30 oil which is for the chain separately (again conventional, should I be using synthetic?). I was also not familiar with how to unlock the choke to crank, this unit automatically closes the choke for you after it starts. I didn't realize I couldn't crank it unless I had the trigger pressed when I pull. I kept pulling just the crank and it just would not start I thought I was going to have to return it. I've only cut a 4 inch branch and its like butter. I plan to cut a tree down that's about 20" wide and about 30-40 ft with it. Mine shipped without the chain so I bought one from Amazon with the same specs 12" 45DL 3/8" LP 050 by Hicello because the replacement they plan to send will take just as long as the saw, which felt like 1-2 weeks. I've learned chains are pretty interchangeable as long as it has the same specs, you just have to pick half chisel ( slower cut lasts longer) or full chisel ( sharper cut shorter life).
Nice!!!
I like that little saw use it for a camping plus it would be good for older kids that never use a chainsaw be fore And it would be a good beginner saw cutting smaller stuff.I like the price.
These little buggers kick back as bad or worse as a bigger saw, so make sure the beginners are aware of that. I have one just like it, it feels like a toy compared to a full sized saw but is every bit as dangerous. I like it for carrying around on the atv, its tiny so it doesn't take up much space in the cargo box.
Yep ...chainbrake is stiff to disengage ... .but ...which one of the bottom screws is the oilet adjust .?
Does it come with a bar
This thing looks fun I almost want one just for the name if I didn't have a 192T. I'd love to know what it's name is in Chinese and how (badly) it was translated into English...Prowler Puppy, it's like you'd take it out with you when you Prowl the neighborhood at night. Self defense chainsaw?
Hi...im from Philippines🙂 just want to ask if the delivery is thru door to door delivery? Thanks😁
Strange it comes with a real non safety chain. Looks welll made,losts of improvements to the older China top handles.
Is it good?
If they didn’t have a plastic screen air filter I would get one those things are guaranteed to blow up you suck so much dust through your air filter ends up all in your carburetor
Good morning cy greetings from The Napa Valley calif. I ordered the Jon Cutter 2500 and didn't get the bar and chain.The price was fantastic. I guess I will need to order and wait for one .I can' believe the price. Anxious to get the little guy running. Thanks. Do these all come from China or do they have anything closer.
They did recently open a US warehouse but I dont think they have the full line there yet.
I have my chain saw same in video
Looks good but where would one get parts for these. Something simple like a recoil or clutch? Will the Zenoah parts fit?
Yes they would if you can figure out which Zenoah model it it. Plus Farmertec is planning to release aftermarket parts for them as well
Parts are all over eBay, you can buy everything. I just bought a new oil tank breather valve for my 10 year old one.
I ordered one of these last week along with the 58cc, From the hutzl site. I still haven't received a shipping conformation, I wonder how long they will take to arrive.
@@DIYwithUncleCy Right on thanks for the reply Cy. Is not like I need them anytime soon I'm just anxious to them out.
finally got my saws started them both up tonight seem like nice saws so far I guess time will tell. The G5800 is advertised as a 58cc saw but turns out its only a 54.6 oh well. Im still happy.
Uncle Cy, I noticed you have an Echo Timberwolf bar and chain, in your shop. Do you have the CS-590? I have one, love it. 60cc output. Its a great, durable, well made saw. I use it for bigger girth trees. Comes in real handy. Its a bigger saw but just right to use everyday, if you had to. The Japanese have some great quality saws, not to bash China just wish they made their own design and not clones. Its fairly light at 12- 13 lbs. A pound less than a Sthil MS 311 too.
No I dont but my buddy Will does. So I have used his yes it is a good saw.
@DIY with Uncle Cy Is the bar on this and the G3800 the same except for length, ie will they interchange on the saws?
I do not believe they will. I think they are different pitch.
@@DIYwithUncleCy Thanks for the reply. One says "16 inch 3/8 LP .050 57DL" and the other says "12 inch 3/8 LP .050 45DL" their stock numbers were JCD381657 and JCD381245. I had high hopes. :-).
BTW - the shipping on the two bars and chains is $20.22 shipped to TX, I assume in the same box the free shipping saw is in. One would be $8 something shipping. Still a lot cheaper than anywhere else, though.
so kill switch is on the wrong side or is this saw made for leftys
Any idea how to remove the chain sprocket?
I haven't needed to do that so I do not. Sorry.
It shouldn't be all that difficult to throw the bolt in a vice and run either a small grinder/dremmel or a reciprocating saw to cut a flathead groove into it. So as you said, you'd only need one tool to take the cover off. I've seen several of these reviews on this saw, and I so far can't find an excuse to NOT buy one....
CHOPPPED HIS TRDSSeill
Choppped his Eaggig
did you open the chain oil pump any?
No it came maxed out already. Considering the 27 degree weather I thought it best to leave it there.
@@DIYwithUncleCy just got mine running and can't find the adjustment screw. any help would be great.
You should always run in a new chainsaw . Just a thought ☠⛏👍👍👍💙
Just like the Remington sauce they got a great motor on on the bar and chain is great but the air filter design completely kills the whole Saul literally it kills it
What fuel mix ratio did you use? Would 50 to 1 work?
Christopher Beaulieu was wondering the same even though i think they call for a 25:1 which is rich
@@TwiggyXxnIngaxX so far the replies I got said they are using 32 to 1
I have been running 40 to 1 in all of the saws I have gotten from them with no issues. With a good quality oil I would have no fear running 50 to 1
The thing that prevents me from buying these saws is the very high shipping prices. I know this little saw includes shipping in the price but then if I add a bar and chain they want $23.00 to ship it. A big saw shipping is over $100.00. If they get the shipping prices down I think they would sell more or maybe it's only me that thinks it's too high.
Bill Sheffield I agree with you
See here is where I get confused. I live dead center in the US (well close anyway) and the 12 inch bar and chain would cost me $15.03 with shipping to my door, Amazon says an Oregon bar and chain the same size is over $30. And stores around here don't have a bar that size with chain for less than $20. So I am completely confused as to the basis of your complaint unless you live somewhere outside the US and shipping to your country is taxed even worse than it is here.
Bill I just went to thier site and got shipping estimates for every country they ship to that bar and chain combo ships for $8.27 US any where they ship.
I also combined the saw and bar together. No shipping charge. I do know they used to but perhaps they have changed their policy.
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I live in Brisbane, Australia and Fredericksburg , Va and I ship to where I am at that time. I ordered a kitsaw (200t) along with a few parts for other saws that all fit into the kit saw box and shipping to VA was $121.85 . Now that saw alone would weigh about the same as the small Johnsaw they sent to you for free. They quote the shipping for the kit saw to be $50.00 , and weight to be 4.5 kg the weight of the saw plus extra parts I ordered were 8.6kg. so let's just say it's twice the weight of the kitsaw alone which would be $100.00 and I paid $121.85 to me that just dosent all add up. Now these little Johnsaws are under $100.00 including shipping which again to me does not all add up, subtract $50.00 for shipping and that would mean The saw alone is slightly under $50.00. The 066 kit saw it says is 9.5 kg, and to US it says it's $86.00 which is about the same weight as the 200t plus parts I bought again it does not all add up to me unless thete are customs fees that are not disclosed I don't get it.
It seems to me they are making money on the shipping also. Stuff to Australia does include extra costs they charge here so not comparing it to US.
This is an awesome little chainsaw.
Oh, look at that big ole pile o' deer shit!
Anyway, like I was sayin' this is a great saw!!
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