Home 
Factory-Reconditioned Homelite 42cc 18-in. Gas Chain Saw ZR10580
Factory-Reconditioned Homelite 42cc 18-in. Gas Chain Saw ZR10580Factory-Reconditioned Homelite 42cc 18-in. Gas Chain Saw ZR10580
Homelite Product Details - Ratings and reviews for factory-reconditioned homelite 42cc 18-in. gas chain saw zr10580.
Enlarge View
List Price:
Featured:
Compare:
$119.99
$119.99
Sales Rank: 305860
Homelite
Avg. Customer Review: 
TODAY'S BEST DEALS
CPO Homelite
Price: $119.99
Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Product Features
Factory-Reconditioned Homelite 42cc 18-in. Gas Chain Saw ZR10580
- The 18-in. saw can do it all, from limbing and storm clean-up to landscape work to tree felling and firewood
- Features the anti-vibration system
- Automatic chain oiler
- New tool-less bar and chain tensioner feature to reduce down time while on the job
Product Review
Product Description
This is a factory reconditioned product. Reconditioned generally means that the product has been returned to the manufacturer, who brings the product back to like new condition. Some products may contain cosmetic blemishes. Includes 42cc 18-in. Gas Chain Saw - ZR10580
Product Details
Factory-Reconditioned Homelite 42cc 18-in. Gas Chain Saw ZR10580
- Publisher: Homelite
- Label: Homelite
- Studio: Homelite
- Average Customer Review: based on 2 reviews
- Sales Rank in Tools: #305860
Customer Reviews
Avg. Customer Review:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Saw is not reliable 2010-05-09
Customer Rating:
Summary: A Total POS! 2009-04-15
Comment: Difficult starting since day 1, progressively rougher running until it wouldn't start anymore. Repair shop made carb adjustment (need special tool), which lasted an hour. Currently in repair shop needing short block because of piston/cylinder scoring. Awaiting Homelite authorization for repair. Bottom line: There's a reason these saws get sent back to the factory. I wouldn't touch another with a 10' pole!
You are currently viewing
Factory-Reconditioned Homelite 42cc 18-in. Gas Chain Saw ZR10580
Saw worked the first time then it locked up pull rope would not move, after reading on net found the only way to fix was remove brake band = metal band that goes around clutch as housing was plastic and everything had melted in that area causing problem, it now works but has no safety brake just like the old days, I did not use saw for over 1 year after buying and so I was stuck with it. Junk in my opinion, I have over 40 years experience with these things.