Baumr-AG 24" Easy Start 92cc Petrol SX92

Like a lot of people at the start t had teething issues would run right strolling would rev I replaced all the fuel lines, the bar, a descent chain and it’s been running great for 4-5 seasons now and I’ve given it a hard time cut all types of gum wet and dry, blackwoods trunks thicker than the length of the bar, it does leak bar oil when not in use I just sit it on a bit of a tilt Show details ·  1

Buy a STIHL 16 inch over this – I bought the baumer at sx92 chainsaw, it arrived yesterday. The fuel lines are bag and it leeks bar oil everywhere. I reached out asking for a refund or a replacement but no one replied. Show details

Absolute rubbish – From day 1 it wouldn’t run up past idle without stalling, jumping through hoops for weeks to get it sorted, still busted. Seems like it’s a case of roll the dice if you get a working chainsaw or a lemon. Issue was pretty much pitiful build quality, crimped fuel lines and poorly adjusted out of the box. Avoid, for the extra time and effort spent making this run you would be better off with a brand name chainsaw. Show details

Usual chinese quality – This is the usual chinese saw. The filter isn't a filter and lets dust into the carby. The coil broke off during the first use and Edisons wouldn't replace it. The muffler keeps falling off and the threads strip out. The bar and chain made good scrap. The only reason its still going is because I can weld and machine aluminium and am too stingy to buy a decent saw. Show details

Surprised – Put the saw together and fuelled it up and to my surprise started third pull. First outing I was cutting large diameter Jarrah and the constant delivery of power was very handy. Couldn't be happier. Show details ·  1

spitting chips again – the reed valve may break, chinese carbon reeds .rd350 yamaha. after market replacements fit. also fit the giantz 92cc.hope this gets you going. there is always maintenance on a chain saw. this saw did need tuning in. a full chisel chain made the difference. Show details

SCAM buyer be very aware- classic poor man pays twice situation – After a year of corro & hrs of emails n calls still haven’t manage to get 40 minutes run time (20 minutes of that being video evidence fault diagnosis) customer service by email apparently by a (very proactive) guy by the name of Darren but nevertheless always ended up finding every reason to not honouring any warranty and being absolute useless… Read more

waste of time. Post requesting video footage of faults the Edisons wear you down with ultimate frustration typically with cut and paste replies. With no exaggeration day 1 of owenership entire bar oil capacity leaked through my car <4hrs was advised to estimate potential usage and top up accordingly.

Quote “ In order to reduce or prevent the syphoning effect, it's best to only fill the bar oil chamber with the approximate amount of oil to be used in a job.”

On 1st trial the unit starved itself of fuel after 20mins of good operation- Darrens emails suggest lack of operator maintenance asks me to illegally drive it 5hrs through Covid restrictions to return it to 7 Hills then pay $80 (up front) to assess if it’s my fault that it stalls after a minute of use. Just save a little extra for quality unit and and professional customer service. 4 thumbs down. Cowardly SCAM artist!

Use a Banana instead! – Bought this saw to do firewood, worked for the first five times then it decided to just idle and not rev, won’t tell the amount of money spent on parts etc trying to get the thing to run properly, the company I bought this from shouldn’t be allowed to sell bananas either as the customer service is appalling, cut my losses now and bought a brand… Read more

chainsaw and have no issues, so the moral to this story is if you want to cut firewood etc use a banana it will be cheaper and faster than this brand of chainsaw

Terrible all round – Don’t bother! Bought chainsaw a couple of years ago. Had hardware store technician put it together. Worked for about 5 cuts, then started emitting smoke and leaking petrol. Contacted Baumer several times and they never got back to me. Terrible chainsaw that never worked properly and horrendous customer service. Am happy to manage a joint claim against these degenerates if enough people get back to me with similar experiences. Show details

Good but not good – Runs great, easy to start but the bar bent the 2nd time we used it, very disappointing. As a single mum that lives where it snows i was hoping for something more reliable

Not worth it, even for a cheap chainsaw – I’m being factual. This thing is complete rubbish. I expected poor build quality because of the price. But this thing is unusable. Fuel leaks everywhere. Oil poors out the cap. Safety doesn’t work properly. It’s now sitting in a box ready for the tip. Buy cheap, but not this brand. Show details

Fire Hazard – The way the exhaust comes out in front of the saw it puts hot gas straight on to the wood and bark,i had it caught fire on several occasions,which can be dangerous in dry grass ,around the cutting area. Show details

Dangerous fire hazard – Saw came into workshop because it would not start. Tipped the fuel out & replaced it with fresh fuel. Two pulls on the starter latter & I was standing in a puddle of fuel. Reason ILLEGAL !!!!!! latex rubber fuel lines had perished and split in multiple places. How such a saw is allowed to be sold can only be explained by plain paper… Read more

envelopes full of cash.

Once replace with Tygon lines and tuned properly it ran well but the chain was total rubbish only having been used once & stretched beyond safe use.

Once the medium quality ( & Price ) carlton chain was fitted, the repair bill came to the same as the owner paid for the saw in the first place.

Still cheap for a saw of this size .

Any current or future owners are strongly advised to replace the fuel lines before use.

Comes apart fairly easily

Remove handle & screws from other 2 springs, disconnect carburettor & remove retaining pin from right side.

The fuel tank can the be moved far enough to gain access to the fuel line going into the tank.

The line on the plastic elbow is the vent and should also be replaced.

The line going from the top of the carb into the front of the engine is the impulse line and should be OK.To replace it you have to pull the whole saw apart.

Cuts on par with my 1968 Stihl 070 which was $999 new ( in 1968 ).

If you want to buy a new saw every few years the get one but you will be a lot better off in the long run with a quality saw that will last for 50+ years than a $ 200 saw that needs to be replaced every 5 and repaired every time you use it.

Note how many people had one through several of them in a short time.

He who buys cheap pays twice.

Good mill saw – We are a Husky house when it comes to our chainsaws, but needed a big unit to mill some big logs on the property. This a great saw for an Alaskan Mill or similar. Does the job and didn't cost much. The only downside is the initial setup and tweaking that is required to get it running along with the regular maintenance. Buy it for what it is and not instead of a name brand. There is a big difference.

Oversize chainsaw – I Have 3 Baumr -AG chainsaws a sx62(62cc) a sx82 (82cc) and sx92 (92cc). The 62 is a great saw and doesn't have any issues the 82 had a sticking problem with the throttle so I replaced the carby and the throttle linkage cost $40 all good for now. The 92 weighs 4kg more than the 82 but has only 10cc more and the chain bar is 25 inches not 24… Read more ·  1

inches as advertised and I had to replaced the oil pump but that has been going great since then. I had these saws for 3 years now and found that you have to run these saws on at least 95 octane fuel and mix the 2 stroke fuel at 40:1. I also found that the saws run rich when new so you have to tune them to your conditions. I cannot justify buying a Stihl or a Husqvarna and paying at least $1500 for the privilege when I have payed only $700 for 3 chainsaws which run great and only need minor maintenance.

Lot's of power, lot's of maintenance & good value for money – Easy to start out of the box and cut 4-5m3 of wood with it. After the last m3 I cut the engine felt as though it had seized, fortunately it was hydro-locked. Took the crankcase off after inspecting the spark plug (which was covered in carbon) and had to use lots of elbow grease to remove the carbon build-up). Purchased a new spark plug and… Read more

sharpened the chain and the machine was back to spitting chips out again. I will say though that the carburetor did require adjustment and if I could have my time again I would also ensure using synthetic 2-stroke oil and high quality bar oil. The air filter is of very poor quality and requires constant cleaning, this normally would not be a problem except the entire top cover has to be removed and this includes the top bar (it is annoyingly inconvenient). I ended up using my dremel to cut out a back panel to easily clean the filter. If you have had some mechanical knowledge and don't mind some extra maintenance then this saw will tick most of your boxes, with a sharp chain it has some serious power and is a great alternative to a Husky or Stihl. Longevity will be something that only time will tell.

Absolute beast of a chainsaw for the price – Was looking around on eBay for chainsaws, reading reviews and watching YouTube videos of how these saws performed I went ahead and bought 1. Put the saw together once I got it, mix of 24:1 fuel into the tank, bar oil, 2 pulls with the choke out and it fired, choke pushed in and fired first pull. What can I saw absolute amazing chainsaw! I was… Read more

planning to save up and buy a second hand Stihl (even though there over $500 for something with a decent bar size) but $300 worth every cent, very happy with the Baumr SX-92 92cc 24" bar. Have cut up a fair bit of big diameter wood. I did find though that it was like it wasn't reving very high. Wound in the H screw with the throttle held flat on and the revs came up to desirable rev range. Highly recommend this chainsaw

great saw for the money – Can agree with every thing Scott said in his review although I didn't have the plug problem. I've put 5 tanks of fuel through my saw so far and apart from some minor tuning issues and a bit of premature wear on the bar I think its a great saw. Plenty of grunt when tuned right. Its definatly a bit on the heavy side but will be good exercise...lol… Read more ·  2

I wanted a big saw but couldn't justify around $2000 for an 066 sthill as I only cut around 10m2 of firewood a year.

I've cut logs that were around 2-3 foot through and it handled them fine.

Would have got 5 stars but as Scott said the air cleaner is a pain to get at.

Longevity will be the thing with this saw but as long as you keep the maintenance up and use correct fuel ratios I think it will be fine.

Baumr-ag sx92cc big saw for little money – Only had it a little while, in the first half tank had to adjust high and low idle screws and replace spark plug with NGK plug. Motor was 4 stoking (like running on 1/2 a cylinder)and fouled the plug. Set way to rich at factory, anyway 1/4 of a turn in on the high screw and now running great. Other than that its cutting like a demon and has heaps… Read more

of torque. Will update when its a bit older but for now first impressions are good. One bad point is to clean the air filter you have to stuff around a bit getting the top cover out the way because the spark plug lead stops it from coming off. Only giving it 3 stars because of the cleaning filter problem and original bad carburetor setting, if i wasn't experienced with saw motor tuning and that happened on the first half a tank i would of had to send it back or find a shop and pay for them to look at it, so for the average joe it would be a pain.