A chainsaw that's underpowered for the timber you're cutting means stalling under load, excessive chain wear, and a saw that works twice as hard as it should — and a 2-cycle engine that's been run on the wrong fuel mix is a pull-start nightmare. This 46cc 2-cycle chainsaw is in the sweet spot for farm, acreage, and general contractor use: it's not the lightweight homeowner saw that bogs down on an 18-inch log, and it's not the professional saw that costs twice as much and requires more maintenance than most property owners want to keep up with. The 18-inch bar handles most storm cleanup, firewood cutting, and timber stand management without needing to step up to a bigger, heavier saw. 2-cycle engines run on gas-oil mix — the correct 40:1 or 50:1 ratio (check the manual) is non-negotiable f Stocked at Crofton Lumber and Akron Lumber.