document.write('<table class=reviewTable><tr><td class=reviewHead><b>Subject: </b>');document.write('Pocket chain saw');document.write('</td><td class=reviewHeadStar>');document.write('');document.write('<img src=http://www.eyhosting.com/client_data/2stars.gif class=star>');document.write('</td></tr><tr><td class=reviewContent colspan=2>');document.write('<b>Posted By:</b> John P<br/>');document.write('<b>On:</b> June 17, 2009<br/><br/>');document.write('This saw is best used on small branches. Tried it on a five inch log and it was time-consuming and/or required a great deal of energy, even with the handles. I ended up  sitting with the log braced against my feet, as this saw requires tension. The chain is flexible, but one chain link got caught out of their slots and I can\'t get it back in there, so I can only use 3/4 of the length...Gotta be an easier way, although the small size might come in useful for small branches, although an axe is far more useful...<br><br/>');document.write('</td></tr></table><br/>');