Swindled Into Buying a Neo Tec Chainsaw: Testing Its Limits!

Ever been duped into buying something you thought was top-notch, only to find out it's not what it seems? I still got a good deal, but wasn't what I thought it would be.
Join me as I share my experience getting swindled into purchasing a Neo Tec Chainsaw. Despite the initial disappointment, I decided to put it to the test. Watch as I take on the challenge of cutting trees and skidding out wood with this questionable tool. Will it surprise me with its performance, or will it leave me regretting my purchase? Let's find out together! Don't forget to hit that subscribe button to follow along on more of my adventures! Still got a good deal I think. #NeoTecChainsaw #ProductReview #UnexpectedResults"

[@cynthiahoekstra7212]

Got mine over a year ago. Advanced the timing approximately 1 key width. Used a WCS exhaust port with spark arrester. Now my go to saw for firewood. I carry a Husqvarna 372, but it doesn’t get used much. Plan to run the NEO TEC till I wear it out.

[@stevenbrown5210]

If my wife said "you can't use a chainsaw, you're gonna hurt yourself" I would die. Manhood Lost

[@AverageHouseHusband]

Been running a Holzforma ms660 clone on my mill, liked it so much I got a NeoTec MS381 clone, I hate supporting china but I can't even afford a used STIHL.

[@kbittorf335]

For that price, I would have bought it too! I have the NS872 which is a clone of an MS381 and I use 32:1 in it. Builders say the metal is a little softer in these and can use extra oil to help reduce wear. Happy cutting!

[@joehead1294]

Little smokey, what kind of oil you using?

[@DoingitwithDish]

I ran out of Husky oil so I stopped at the gas station and grabbed what they had for 2 cycle oil.
It was also a 25:1 ratio. I'll try the husky oil with a different ratio next time.