VEVOR 12 in Gas Chainsaw, 25.4cc, 1.2 HP, 9.8 in Cut

VEVOR Gas Chainsaw, 25.4CC 12″ 1.2HP, Gasoline Powered Chain Saw, Handheld Cordless Petrol Chainsaws for Tree Wood Branch Cutting

$91.90Wholesale price, no minimum order

Key Features

25.4cc two-stroke engine rated 1.2 HP at up to 11,500 rpm

enough for limbs, brush and small trees without the weight of a firewood saw.

12 in guide bar with a 9.84 in maximum cut

sized for branches and trail clearing. For bucking logs all afternoon, move up to the 52cc class.

9.26 lb powerhead

a compact top-handle body that is easier to carry on pruning work. Use two hands and follow the manual; the shape does not make one-handed cutting safe.

Tool-free chain tension knob

retension the chain as it warms up and stretches, without hunting for a wrench in the brush.

40:1 fuel mix and a supplied tool kit

mix two-stroke oil with 92+ octane gas, and keep the included tools with the saw for refueling and routine maintenance.

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Quick Answer

A 25.4cc two-stroke gas chainsaw with a 12 in guide bar, rated 1.2 HP at up to 11,500 rpm and weighing 9.26 lb (4.2 kg). It cuts material up to about 9.84 in (250 mm) in diameter and runs a 40:1 fuel-to-oil mix. Chain tension is set with a tool-free knob.

Description

At a Glance

A compact gas saw for limbing, brush and small trees rather than firewood production. The 12 in bar and 9.26 lb powerhead keep it manageable on a ladder-free pruning job, while the 25.4cc engine runs a 40:1 mix. It is a two-hand tool: the top-handle shape is compact, not permission to cut one-handed.

CN-25Item Model Number25.4 ccEngine Displacement1.2 HP, up to 11,500 rpmPower12 in / 305 mmGuide Bar Length9.84 in / 250 mmMaximum Cut Diameter9.26 lb / 4.2 kgProduct Weight40:1Fuel to Oil Mix3/8 in pitch, 0.050 in gauge, 45 linksChain

A 12-Inch Saw for Limbs, Not Logs

Bar length decides what a saw is good at. A 12 in bar reaches through branches, saplings and storm damage, and it keeps the whole tool light enough to carry along a fence line or trail. This 25.4cc saw is built around that job. It is not a firewood saw, and treating it like one is how people burn up a small engine.

Power, Weight and Reach

The engine is rated 1.2 HP at up to 11,500 rpm, and the powerhead weighs 9.26 lb (4.2 kg). The bar cuts material up to about 9.84 in (250 mm) across. Those numbers describe a limbing saw: quick to start, easy to carry, and happiest in wood that fits inside the bar rather than filling it.

A top-handle layout is compact around the engine. It is still a two-handed tool. Keep both hands on the handles, stand to the side of the cut line, and never reach across the bar while it is moving.

Fuel and Chain

Mix two-stroke oil at 40:1 with 92 octane or better gasoline. Straight gas will seize the engine, and old mix loses octane and can leave deposits. Mix small batches you will use within a few weeks.

The chain is 3/8 in pitch, 0.050 in gauge and 45 drive links. Tension it with the tool-free knob: the chain should sit against the bar but still pull around by hand with light resistance. Check it again after a few cuts, because a new chain stretches as it warms.

Cutting Practice

Start the saw on the ground or on a stable surface, never while it is balanced on the wood you are cutting. Let the chain reach full speed before it touches wood, and let the saw do the cutting instead of forcing it. If the bar starts to bind, stop and open the kerf rather than levering the saw.

Watch the tip. Kickback comes from the top corner of the bar contacting wood, and on a short bar the tip is close to everything. Keep the tip clear and stand outside the path the saw would take if it kicked.

Maintenance Between Uses

Clean the bar groove and oil holes, check the chain for damaged cutters, and keep the air filter clear. Store the saw with the fuel tank either full or empty rather than partly filled for months, and run the carburetor dry before long storage.

Performance & Applications

Key Features

VEVOR gas chainsaw lightweight top handle grip

Lightweight Control

The 9.26 lb top-handle build makes one-handed trimming easy.

12 in Guide Bar

Compact bar cuts up to 9.84 in diameter with less splatter.

VEVOR gas chainsaw tool free chain tension knob

Tool-Free Tension

Adjust the chain quickly so the bar stays tight and safe.

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Specifications

Brand	VEVOR
Item Model Number	CN-25
Product Weight	9.26 lbs/4.2 kg
Product Size (Without Bar and Chain)	10.43 x 8.66 x 8.66 in/265 x 220 x 220 mm

2 reviews for VEVOR Gas Chainsaw, 25.4CC 12″ 1.2HP, Gasoline Powered Chain Saw, Handheld Cordless Petrol Chainsaws for Tree Wood Branch Cutting

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Customer reviews

james black – July 25, 2026

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Wicked trail saw!
Love this saw, I’ve been taking the mini out clearing trails and it is awesome! Starts easy, lightweight, sounds beefy.. great to mount on a dirt bike or snowmobile for those early season rides when windfalls can be a problem!
Mark Backsrtom – July 3, 2026

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25.4cc 12 " Chain saw
I bought two saws, the 25.4cc 12″ saw and was packaged well with no damage upon arrival. Assembled easy and fires up first pull. As do all chain saws the chain lube has a small slow leak. If your not a lumber jack and need a saw for around the homestead I highly recommend

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What fuel mix does this chainsaw use?

A: 40:1 fuel-to-oil with a two-stroke oil rated FB or higher, mixed with 92 octane or better gasoline. Never run straight gasoline; the engine has no separate oil sump.

Q: What size wood can a 12 inch bar cut?

A: Up to about 9.84 in (250 mm) in diameter, which covers most branches and small trunks. A bar this size is not meant for bucking large firewood logs; that is 16 to 20 in bar territory.

Q: What chain does it take?

A: A 12 in chain with 3/8 in pitch, 0.050 in gauge and 45 drive links. Match all three numbers when buying a replacement; pitch and link count are not interchangeable.

Q: How much does the saw weigh?

A: The listed product weight is 9.26 lb (4.2 kg) for the powerhead. Fuel and bar oil add weight in use, so the working weight is higher.

Q: Can it fell trees?

A: It can handle small trees, but the 12 in bar limits both cut depth and reach. For anything close to the bar length, use proper felling technique and a larger saw.

Q: Do I need bar and chain oil?

A: Yes. The fuel mix lubricates the engine, not the bar. Fill the bar oil tank with bar and chain oil before cutting and check it as you work.

Q: What safety gear should I wear?

A: Eye and hearing protection, gloves, cut-resistant chaps and a helmet with a face shield. Kickback happens fast on small saws too, so keep a firm two-handed grip and watch the bar tip.