Parker Top Handle Chainsaw 26cc 

Chris Evans garden services jones Jones only thing I find I’d feeling with my stihl can and the screw that holds brake on to cover falls out just keep a eye on it mate

I Burnell I only use mine to cut up pallets for firewood

MjrTraumaVictim thank you for your comment hope you had a lovely Christmas this saw is very very good for the money few things have gone wrong with it but I will do a video and show everything to keep a eye on

Change the seal then ....

@@SuperDouginator the seal was leaking from new!

Oh really no way and I can’t complain as mine is still going and gets used 5 days a week behind the chipper they are ideal as so light

alan birchall I was running it yesterday cutting up a willow tree twice the length of bar and kept the power the chain break I put a bit of bar grease and it is fine only faults for my point of view are fuelling holes are to small and the hoop on back of saw that chainsaw strope goes on is to small but I’m working on a way to modify this I’ve bin running the saw for 2 weeks 5 days a week and putting it through its paces and it still start 2nd pull and cuts same as the first day have you had any issues with yours

Awsome mate I brought this and the 62cc ground saw n put my 261 and 193 away for a while they are both pretty awsome I've gotta admit I work on domestic and utility I've been using both constantly for 2 weeks and none of them have skipped a beat I changed the chains straight off they both rip well. The stihl combi cans fit in the holes and I put my strop around the handle I don't trust the little screwed in eyelet lol let me know if you find a way around that

alan birchall nice I run a lot of still from ms150 to ms661 and I have the bone spill stihl cans but don’t fit in oil or petrol

@@IBurnellTreeServices the stihl anti spill fit in the petrol on mine it's the round rim one though I think a couple of things like that changed and it would be a great saw

alan birchall I’ll do a video on it and show you in the morning very wierd how yours fit but mine don’t

Oily Rag hello mate thanks for your comment I’m in the UK England hope this helps

To be fair they are balanced very good I’m not sure if they did ever bring out a left handed chainsaw I’m going to have a look into that

No you don’t need to wear gloves as when you got for nptc test you are not required to wear them. And to be fair I like to no when my finger is of the throttle

You're an amateur

@@flavorwaster And your a fool.

@@tomaitchison8726 No, you're that.

Those gloves did nothing to prevent you from feeling that burn. However, I would strongly suggest that you keep them on, as you might otherwise get a splinter. Good Day, Sir!