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I accidentally posted this in trading post so here it is here….. Thanks to Jacob J, my solo 603 can throw chips again. Just wanted to give props to him for his suggestion and let anyone out there who is looking for a substitute piston know that it works. I used an aftermarket Partner 1200k...

Thanks to Jacob J, my solo 603 can throw chips again. Just wanted to give props to him for his suggestion and let anyone out there who is looking for a substitute piston know that it works. I used an aftermarket Partner 1200k piston and she runs great. Well I haven’t had the chance to tube it...

Ok I think this aftermarket k1200 piston is gonna work. Here’s some measurements

Anybody got a recoil/starter for an echo cs-802s? I’ve got lots of Stihl stuff to trade. Looking for some solo 603 parts as well

I ordered one off of eBay. I’ll let you know how it works

I appreciate it. I’ll keep a lookout for a couple. Please do the same or let me know if you find one

Does anyone have an idea of what might possibly work as a replacement piston for a 56mm Solo 603? I have ms660 big bore pistons and they are too short. I have 056 mag pistons and can’t find a wrist pin that would work….what about a husqvarna 2100?

What’s shakin? Years ago I owned a Solo 603 and regretfully got rid of it. Well I found one on the bay a couple weeks ago and paid entirely too much for it because I just had to have it. I’m looking for some parts….a clutch cover/chain brake and a piston. It could use a new top handle and...

Howdy all. Haven’t been on here in years… I picked up an Appointment ECho CS-802S not long ago. It is complete and has compression, is just missing the clutch cover and the recoil is busted off so I’m looking for both of these. There’s not much out there… if you have something please pm me.

Looking for JD or Echo 650 evl parts Looking for clutch cover, filter cover and cylinder cover for John Deere 65 (Echo 650 EVL.) Prefer the yellow but will take orange too. Lots to trade, mostly Stihl and Husq. PM me if you can help me out. Thanks.

OMG...you're not tracking. We determined it was the carb when I clamped the line. That was solved and case closed... After we figured that out someone asked why I pulled the p/c. That was in reference to my doing so BEFORE the carb was determined to be the problem... You're obviously not...

i disassembled the carb and cleaned it early in the game. I would have noticed if it was assembled incorrectly. Thanks though.

Will do...thanks for posting constructive advise....you gotta sift through a lot of idiocracy to get to it sometimes...what do ya do though?

come on....of course I did that. I wanted to see if a circlip damaged the cylinder elsewhere....dig a little deeper...i made sure there was fuel in the gas tank when i tried to start it too. I even used mix gas!

What? You wouldn't find anything wrong with the carb by checking the cylinder...I simply stated that I wasn't going to troubleshoot the carb if I found a problem in the cylinder, i.e. circlip damage etc. Jesus, no need to be a prick. You're the one who misread it.

really? I'd rather not order a rebuild kit until I take the 5 minutes to pull the cylinder and see if the carb is worth fusing with. I don't keep carb rebuild kits around seeing as I have to use one every 50th saw or so....I've had a lot more scored pistons than failed carbs...

I tried a different diaphram out of another wt carb but switched it back when it didn't work.

no, its the opposite of that...lol. it fired with no filter on and with a pinched fuel line.

in the absence of hemos I zip-tied a tweezers around the fuel line. i had the saw sitting upside down with the plug out already to purge any excess fuel. I put the tweezers on, put the plug in and it fired right up. Thanks. So i guess a carb rebuild is in order??

good idea.