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Pruning chainsaw gasoline PC3600-PC3530 with the seal of Nakayama. The PC3600 and PC3530 are gasoline pruning chainsaws from NAKAYAMA PRO. Lightweight and powerful for one-handed operation and achieving high cutting performance. Ergonomic shape and handle for comfortable handling and reaching the most difficult spots. With a Euro5 engine that results in lower fuel consumption and better quality combustion, making it environmentally friendly. A true ally in pruning/cutting.
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I have had this for a few days and have broken it in. As the owner of a large chainsaw 3.5hp 50cm, this small one with 1.34hp and a narrow (curving) blade is gearless, the specific one being 25cm, it runs like a train, it is powerful and has nerve, of course after the break-in: {in the first 1 liter of fuel + 25ml of oil ((for two-stroke!!)) (it gives about 3-4 refills) and relaxed cuts on branches, without full throttle with quite low revs just before the chain starts to turn to lubricate the cylinder. In the second liter 26ml of oil and then forever 25ml per liter that is 1:40 in 5 liters of fuel is 125ml of oil}.
It starts very easily, cuts everything, it is dual-purpose and the chain DOES NOT loosen easily after several hours of cutting ((be careful because it doesn’t have gears the first time lubricate with chain oil a few drops, in the groove of the blade and open the oil pump adjustment, from below to max (the screw only turns 90*!! don’t force it, it doesn’t release coins) until the pump raises oil, then after it will lubricate enough turn it back to min the amount of oil is just fine)).
Don’t tighten the chain too much so it doesn’t turn... the chain should be able to turn with a little force by hand (this because I saw in the comments that some burned the blade).
The machine is euro5 and doesn’t smell like two-stroke, it has low consumption.
Something that impressed me positively is that it doesn’t heat up and cools down quickly, during a pause I made to fill it with chain oil and fuel it takes 5-15 seconds to warm up.
The idle from the factory is a bit high for my taste, so I lowered it a bit so it doesn’t make so much noise and consumes at idle.
In a few more tanks, the choke will also go (the metal one under the filter (makes it softer, quieter, and more relaxed on the throttle)) - it doesn’t have weather temperatures < -0-, for better breathing (a bit more nervous and more revvy) and the carburetor will be adjusted with special screwdrivers, (!!!if you are not sure how to adjust the carburetor and don’t know don’t mess with it!!!) consult someone with experience.
The chain it has is very good, cuts dense sawdust and is wild so it doesn’t need pressure.
From what I read with a blade with bearings - gears it is a rocket, so at some point it is in immediate upgrade.
After 10 liters of fuel change the stock spark plug with DENSO or NGK.
It is well-balanced even when full of fluids, comfortable and easy to use.
The cost of everything I describe does not exceed 25-45 euros and makes the machine better than the pruners of 300+ euros.
After almost daily use and cutting and chopping several tons of firewood (it has also cut several logs because I was too lazy to carry the big one) I have to say that the stock chain is very durable, doesn’t dull easily, cuts both hard dry and burnt wood very easily, I even got a second identical spare and still haven’t changed it.
The machine after the break-in had the Chinese spark plug changed, it is a pleasure, it has no temperature issues, I happened to work it for 3.5 continuous hours only stopping to add fuel oil for at most 4 minutes, and both the plastics and the exhaust were normal. Of course, I clean it daily with a cloth and a brush for the ventilation holes.
The blade on the logs, the letters faded but that’s reasonable, however, it didn’t catch fire or bend, etc.
One positive that is not mentioned anywhere, except in the instructions, and I have tried it as well, is that if the blade hits (hard) for example from a falling branch, trunk, or the chainsaw falling, the chain brake automatically engages.
Be particularly careful!! It is relatively dangerous (for the left hand), compared to the "classic" chainsaws where you always have both hands on the machine. It is also very agile (you can make movements easily and need to be careful not to touch, for example, your leg, hand, etc.), so for a beginner who does not have relevant experience with standardized movements, I would not recommend it.
update 1/20/2025
The machine has only changed one spark plug from the Chinese one to NGK and one air filter. It has paid off its money from the first 20 days... after so long it has eaten 3 new Nakayama chains which lasted me 3 days at most and then every time I had to sharpen it on the machine...
A month ago I got this Hyundai HSC08 Chainsaw Chain with a Pitch of 1/4", Guide Thickness of .050"-1.3mm & Number of Links 60E for 10E out of curiosity... and a new blade this Oregon Single Rivet Chainsaw Blade 25cm (10") for Chain with a Pitch of 1/4", Guide Thickness of .050"-1.3mm & Number of Links 58E for 18E... it works every day on dry pieces and large trunks (photo) and still cuts wild (I haven't sharpened it to see when it will dull) with Visco Parts V-45 Chain Oil 4lt. I don't know if it's just the chain or the whole set that I changed, but the machine is a pleasure.
update 1/28/2025
The machine, after so much wood, literally broke one spring from the clutch....(photo) spring cost under 1.5 euros and the cost of a new complete clutch is 9-10 euros, and I took the opportunity to do a general service as well.
The experience started badly with a problem in the assembly. The brake spring was too big and improperly placed, and I struggled with the assembly of the blade. I had to dismantle the whole system in order to fit the cover in place. You might ask why I didn't send it back to be fixed and sent back. Due to distance and because I was in a hurry to get it working. After a while and with some adjustments to the spring, the problem was fixed.
First experience, it heats up immediately, in 2 minutes it was burning which means its lifespan is limited since the metals and plastics will deteriorate quickly (hopefully I'm wrong), it cuts well at the beginning but it's still early. However, since I have other chainsaws of various sizes, you get what you pay for. It's better to go for a branded one at 350-400. I regret it... I will come back in a while to correct if I made a mistake in the initial assessment.
The Japanese machine is identical to the Hyundai trimmer, no difference anywhere, and it weighs maybe over 4 kilograms with fuel (just like the Hyundai). I ran over the Hyundai with my agricultural vehicle and broke everything, replaced them and it works fine. The Nakayama would shut off when it was under too much strain and had difficulty starting again. The stupidity of the Euro 5 exhaust clogged up in 2 weeks and it wouldn't move forward at all, I took it out, burned it, changed the spark plug, and after 4 hours of use, it crashed... Don't waste your money, the Echo and Sindaiowa are Japanese. I got the Echo 320 tes and I was saved
Beautiful and good tool for the size of the job I need it for (pruning 3 large trees on an annual basis). Time will tell how good it will turn out. Otherwise, it is nimble, lightweight, and makes cutting a breeze.
The machine is truly a beast, it reminds me a lot in terms of quality of the other chainsaw I have from Stihl. For its price, it is more than sufficient and it is definitely worth buying. It is incredible for cutting branches because it is perfectly balanced in the middle and does not tire the hand at all. It also handles tree trunks without any hesitation, only the blade holds it back a little. Again, it is amazing, if someone gave it to me and asked me its price without me knowing it, I would say somewhere between 280 and 310 euros. I hope many people realize the reliability of this machine and choose it.
I bought it 5 days ago and it leaks oil at idle. When you press the gas, it takes a while to start as if it needs an air adjustment
Top tool. I have been using it intensively for 2.5 years, not just for pruning. Despite that, it hasn't presented any issues. I also have another chainsaw and hedge trimmer from NAKAYAMA, and they are amazing! Very small and lightweight, it starts with the first pull. I even cut tree trunks! No vibrations and it consumes very little fuel. With Nakayama oil and a sharpened chain, it produces tons of power.
The only good thing it has is that it has a powerful motor. Otherwise, the throttle is difficult to pull and one day it will break in my hand. It consumes a lot of gasoline because the idle is set too high so it doesn't easily turn off. It leaks oil from the chain when it is turned off and wherever you leave it, it fills the place with oil. One screw on the brake has come loose and it is impossible to tighten it because it catches on a thread from the inside and the space is narrow. It is heavy, especially when it is full of oil and gasoline. There are definitely better options for this price.
The machine is factory "wrong" adjusted, probably to avoid damage during break-in. Very impressive for its price, with two blade support brackets, good quality plastics, improved brake function compared to older models, and a very powerful motor. I burned 5 tanks during break-in and then purchased the special carburetor adjustment screwdriver. The screwdriver you need is the large Pacman, if you search for it on Google you will find it for 5 Euros. Adjust the L to 2+1/8 turns and it will take off smoothly. Two pulls WITHOUT CHOKE and it starts right up. Before the adjustment, it was a struggle to start. The difficulty in starting is not a manufacturing defect, it is a factory adjustment. Besides the easy start, it now revs very high, you press the throttle and the chain immediately spins. For the adjustment of H, the machine should be relatively warm. Holding the throttle wide open, turn the screwdriver counterclockwise until you reach full turns on the motor. Continue opening the screw a little more so that the mixture is not lean at high RPMs. Leave it there and the machine will kill it. For even better adjustment, I ordered a tachometer from eBay, and with the help of the Echo adjustment instructions, I believe I will find the perfect setting. Watch this video https://youtu.be/RbnjlQGmFIQ and in the video description, you will find the PDF with the adjustment instructions. Don't expect the mechanic to adjust it perfectly for you...
Change the spark plug with a compatible NGK or CHAMPION.
Later, change the blade and chain with Sugihara 1/4" 1.1mm and the machine will be equivalent to the ECHO 2511
Definitely a chain change and removal of the metal part in the air filter. When it's hot, if it doesn't start, I keep the gas pedal pressed and it starts on the second try if not the first. In the future, I will change the blade with a Stihl 1/4 with a 1.1 gear. Other than that, I am satisfied with the money I spent on working with olives
After a week in the field and having burned 5 liters of gasoline, I have to say that I am satisfied with the machine. We are always talking about amateur use without crazy demands. I changed the spark plug as a precaution and the next change will be the chain. In a ratio of 1/30, it seemed to work better compared to 1/25. If it withstands over time, I will be completely satisfied. 1 update after 2 years, it continues to work flawlessly! Always with proper maintenance and storage.
17/03/2021
So, here we go. I am the owner of an Echo CS-2511 TESC 25cm Carving, and my brother bought this one. After testing it, we were able to "compare" them.
The Nakayama machine, compared to the Echo, falls short in the following aspects:
It is heavier and bulkier, it has a slight delay in the throttle response when pressed, and you can feel that it doesn't have the power of the Echo, although it's not weak. And that's where the "negatives" end.
I was surprised by how well it starts, cuts, and works.
The only thing you need to do is let it warm up for 2-3 minutes when you start it, and then it works flawlessly.
However, one thing you need to do is change its blade and put one with gears. Its own blade chokes it, at first my brother wanted to return it because it struggled even with small branches using its own blade and chain. For testing purposes, I put my own blade and chain (blade with gears and 1.1mm chain) and the machine transformed from a "good old lady" to a "wood killer", I was amazed by how much the blade and chain pushed it.
At the same time, he changed the blade to one with gears and chain, and the machine became a KATANA, it cuts everything with ease, even logs larger than its blade.
Now, as for reliability, time will tell, and I will come back to write about it, but overall the machine is a treasure.
25/10/2021
The machine is a real gem. My brother did deep pruning on 160 olive trees and cleared all the branches from the thick wood with it. In total, he removed about 25 tons of wood and everything went through it.
Of course, every time it ran out of gasoline, he let it cool down a bit and cut the thick logs with the big machine.
The machine swallowed the wood without any problem.
The only damage it caused was to the starter rope, which broke and went along with the mechanism, AND the labor cost an astronomical amount of €15... Do I need to say anything else?
I use it for pruning olive trees. It struggles with thicker branches as if the blade gets stuck, even though it is triangular. Similar pruning tools like Stihl or Echo that I have tried cut perfectly without any difficulty. After about a month of moderate use, problems started to arise. In certain positions (with the blade facing downwards), it does not work properly and when pressing the throttle, it clogs and shuts off. I have taken it for repair twice because it is under warranty, but the problem has not been solved. They have changed everything from the carburetor, hoses, spark plug, but the problem still remains.
First day of operation went well. It handled both trunks and branches just fine. It only stopped on its own twice and had some issues with starting, but I believe it had to do with the fuel. It is efficient, fast, and very easy to use. We will see about the rest in the future
I put it in front with all the expected procedures just to work at idle... I didn't cut anything.... as soon as I started it on the gas, the tip of the blade turned black from the temperature because it was struggling to come around the chain without excessive tension... a disadvantage that the blade does not have a gear at the tip... completely useless.... result, I bought an Echo blade with a rounder tip and gear. and a new chain for an additional 35 euros. With the new blade, it works much better and more effortlessly because it doesn't struggle...
Diligence in work.... I prune vineyards and olive trees.... I also cut 2 tons of wood.... quite light and balanced in the hand.
The chain is a bit slow to respond to the gas pedal.
The pull cord will be the next reason I go to the repair shop.... I'm waiting for when the cord gets stuck.... it doesn't take as easily as they say.
Conclusion...... you get what you pay for....... if your finances allow it, go for more reliable brands
I have it for two weeks and I use it all day in the olive trees. It is very good, powerful, fast, and economical compared to the other saw, the Echo. Overall, it is excellent. The only thing I suggest is the following: 1) end the oil of the chain so that it does not heat up at all, 2) remove the metal choke from the air filter, it breathes better and grabs much better without it, 3) use super unleaded gasoline because it is economical (and I use 100 octane gasoline in all my machines), and 4) use good oil, mix 25 grams in a liter, and the machine works perfectly. I highly recommend it.
Useless in everything, weak, heavy. It shuts off as soon as it warms up and doesn't start again until the chain cools down. It needs to be thrown away because it doesn't cut and the throttle has a delay. You press the throttle and after a few seconds, the chain starts spinning. In short, stay away from it, it's not even suitable for amateur use. Save some more money and get an Echo, so you can have it forever
Satisfied with the performance in cutting. It is a good purchase, I recommend it to you.
Very good purchase! It is perfect for the house, a thousand and one uses! I recommend it to you!
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