- 32cc, 1.6 hp PureFire two-stroke engine
- 14-inch Oregon� bar and chain, 3/8-inch pitch
- Side Access Chain Tensioner
- Extra Large Fuel Tank
- CARB Compliant
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From Tanaka, this 14-inch rear handle chain saw is a versatile, entry-level homeowner's saw. It is fitted with a 14-inch Oregon bar and chain set and has a 32 cc commercial-grade engine with PureFire low-emission two-stroke technology. Built to offer safety, strong cutting performance, and easy handling, this lightweight saw features a side-access chain tensioner, an inertia-activated chain break, and an extra-large fuel tank.
Efficient, Low-Emission Engine for Quick Cuts
A chain saw can only perform as well as the engine behind it. This Tanaka tool's 32 cc, 1.6-horsepower commercial-grade engine features PureFire low-emission two-stroke engine technology. Fewer fumes mean safer operation and less environmental impact. This design makes the saw CARB Tier III compliant for use in California.
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A chain saw can only perform as well as the engine behind it. This Tanaka tool's 32 cc, 1.6-horsepower commercial-grade engine features PureFire low-emission two-stroke engine technology. Fewer fumes mean safer operation and less environmental impact. This design makes the saw CARB Tier III compliant for use in California.
In addition, this homeowner chainsaw features an extra-large 13.5-ounce fuel tank for fewer refueling stops.
Bar and Chain Set for Increased Efficiency and Reduced Kickback
The Tanaka powerhead comes paired with a 14-inch Oregon bar and chain set with a versatile 3/8-inch pitch. Oregon's products are designed to provide effective cutting performance while reducing kickback for safe operation and controlled cuts.
A side-access chain tensioner allows for quick and easy chain adjustment. Two secure bar-mounting studs improve the saw's cutting efficiency. An inertia-activated chain break stops the chain quickly whenever you stop working.
Compact, Anti-Vibration Design for User Comfort
This Tanaka saw's five-point anti-vibration system aims to increase user comfort, even in extended-use applications.
The saw's design also features a rear-handle configuration. The powerhead weighs 8 pounds, which allows the fully assembled saw to remain well balanced and easy to handle when used with the included 14-inch bar, or with 12- or 16-inch bars (not included).
Warranty Information
This Tanaka 14-inch rear handle chain saw is backed by a seven-year consumer warranty. When used in non-rental commercial applications, the saw is covered by a two-year warranty. When used in rental applications, it is covered by a one-year warranty.
What's in the Box
Tanaka TCS33EB14 rear handle chain saw and 14-inch Oregon bar and chain set.
Product Description
Tanaka's 14-inch entry level homeowner saw features excellent power-to-weight and is backed by a 7 year consumer use warranty. Tanaka is a brand within the Hitachi Power Tools Group and for more information go to www.tanakapowerequipment.com.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Cheaply made, lots of plastic,
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This review is from: Tanaka TCS33EB/14 32cc 14-Inch 2-Stroke Gas Powered Rear Handle Chain Saw (CARB Compliant) (Lawn & Patio)
not made to handle much more than limbing trees. it is the cheapest chainsaw I have ever seen. Not worth the money!
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good little saw.....,
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This review is from: Tanaka TCS33EB/14 32cc 14-Inch 2-Stroke Gas Powered Rear Handle Chain Saw (CARB Compliant) (Lawn & Patio)
First some background: I currently own a 50cc Stihl and 50cc Dolmar, have owned and used various chainsaws (Echo, Homelite)for the past 30+ years and cut 12+ cords of firewood each year. I was looking for a smaller/lighter saw to start training the kids on and bought the Tanaka TCS33EB 14" primarily because it was heavily discounted and a good experience with a Tanaka gas powered drill at my workplace.
I came quickly and in good shape -- got to love that SuperSaver shipping! My first impressions: very "plastic-y", but how they make chainsaws lighter these days. "Made in China" proudly displayed right below Tanaka and model number. The chain tensioning mechanism seems very light-duty and is mounted in the clutch cover rather than on the chassis proper. The chain is an Oregon brand 91VGX low kickback, but also "Made in China" -- I had no idea! It does come with a genuine NGK sparkplug. What I'm having difficulty wrapping my head around is that the crankcase is made of gray plastic(!) and not aluminum. How it runs: installed bar/chain. Noticed that the clutch drum rubbed on the chain-brake strap a bit. filled with high quality synthetic gas/oil mix at 40:1 and bar oil and it started right up with just a few pulls. Juggled the choke until it warmed up then cut for 15 minutes pausing only to check for heat/chain tension. Good throttle response with factory carb settings, good oiler output. A few days later I started it after it had been outside at +10f, 6 pulls. Warmed up it starts in 1 pull. It actually cut good for a 33cc saw. So far, so good. How long will it last? I'll update in 6 months.
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