Hyper Tough 18" 49cc 4-Cycle Gas Powered Chainsaw with Carry Case
- Brand:
- Hyper Tough
- Model Number:
- A015015
- UPC:
- 843212104674
- EAN:
- 0843212104674
- Walmart SKU:
- 17205104926
Recent downward movement established $178.00 pricing, now 0.0% below the quarterly average.
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$178.00 | |
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$178.00 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Hyper Tough 18" 49cc 4-Cycle Gas Powered Chainsaw with Carry Case since 5/26/2026. The most recent price update was on Jul 24, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $178.00 (lowest on 5/26/2026) to $178.00 (highest on 5/26/2026). The average price during this period is $178.00.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $178.00 (Jul 24) to $178.00 (Jul 24) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $178.00.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.3/5 from 73 reviews.
It's a 4 stoke - no more mixing oil/gas. My stihl saw gave out and needed a replacement for cuttings limbs, and trees on property. looked at a lot of saws online, read reviews, and watched the videos of people trying it out and was impressed with the saw, purchased it and put it to work. A little heavier than the stihl by a pound or two, but plenty of power and buzzed right thru the job. Don't know about the future, but it seems to be a tough saw at a great price.
I bought this as a temporary fix for my stihl because I was tired of fixing my other saw, expecting this to work ok ish. It sounds like a dirt bike. It's much quieter than my other saws and while it doesn't have as much inital torque as a stihl, when it gets up to rpm is rips through oak like every other saw I own. I absolutely love this chainsaw because I can throw it in my trunk and use my jerry can that I keep in my trunk for a car and not have to carry around a separate jerry can with pre mixed gas. 10/10 would recommend for beginner to intermediate loggers
I got tired of mixing 2 stroke gas so I gave this a shot. I am very pleased with its performance cutting 20-30” thick wood and felling trees. Just follow the starting procedure, which is on a sticker on the chainsaw, and it starts every time. It doesn't cut like a 2 stroke which uses rpm to produce cutting force but instead it uses brute force to cut at a lower rpm, it is also quieter due to a lower sound rumble vs I high whine from a 2 stroke. It comes with a full skip semi chiseled chain which dulled fast, so I swapped it out for a semi chiseled full complement chain and it works great. Keep your chain sharp and it powers through every cut. It won't cut as fast as a pro saw, but it does cut smooth and steady and fast enough for my needs. I do foresee maybe replacing fuel hoses, pulse hose, and spark plug since this is common where a company might cheap out on parts, especially if using ethanol gas. It is about 20 minutes of work and $20 in parts which is fine with me.
Well built, lot less expensive than other brands, nicest thing is, no gas oil mixture. Unfortunately, had to order online line as the local store did not have it in stock, yet website said they had it in stock.
I bought this chainsaw after we had an ice storm to help with cleanup. It runs great, cuts great, and is very easy to start. I would highly recommend this chainsaw.
Loving this chainsaw! The Oregon bar cuts through mostly everything without a hitch, and it doesn't even stall thanks to the 4QL tech. Super happy with this!
I'm pretty happy with the chainsaw, especially the carry case which makes it easy to transport. The start-up is smooth, but sometimes I wish it heated up a bit faster.
The 49cc engine offers reliable cutting power. The saw runs smoothly and handles medium-duty tasks well. Only slight downside is the bar oiling could be quicker on start.
Do better Walmart! Got a unit that apparently someone returned because they didn’t have the competency to fix it when they broke the chain. Mud all over the unit so apparently the return associate didn’t give a flip and failed to inspect it before accepting as a return. You get what you pay for I guess. Live and learn.Don’t buy a saw online unless you want your time and money waisted. Super frustrating!
brand new out of box unable to keep it running, then when we did get it running wasnt enough power to cut anything kept binding up and threw the chain
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $178.00 (Jul 24) to $178.00 (Jul 24) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $178.00.
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