Big Block
WFO or I don't go
$hit we would not have it except he got a steal on it in the mountain town of Chama in a pawn shop for $425
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Big Block
WFO or I don't go
Hours upon hours from what I have seen but I live in the city which I hate so any time in the mountains is a good time
Big Block
WFO or I don't go
So does TOTAL make a bar that fits my ECHO ?
cobey
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I think I got that one....... Don't know if he has anymore
cobey
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You can make a large mount husky total bar fit it with slot adapters
Big Block
WFO or I don't go
Is that the "S" shaped adapter ?
Big Block
WFO or I don't go
No worries as long as it went to a fellow ECHO brother
cobey
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I have some made of steel brake line, you can cut the "s" ones, if they don't reach across the studs...... I have made them from old hose clamp metal, or sheet metal.
They just take slack out of the slot and make the oil slot line up
I put a pic up on this thread one time
Naw Cobey is the new owner
So today I got the 620 stuck in a stubborn pine that had a nasty back lean. Fortunately, Mike had suggested to me before that happened if I get a saw stuck to pull off the power head and leave the bar. Well folks that's some good advice cause if I didn't then that 620 would have been long gone... Thanks for the advice Mike... Also a bonus for inboard clutches... easier chain removal in that situation.
Also a bonus for inboard clutches... easier chain removal in that situation.
hoskvarna
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Been there ,done that!!!!!!So today I got the 620 stuck in a stubborn pine that had a nasty back lean. Fortunately, Mike had suggested to me before that happened if I get a saw stuck to pull off the power head and leave the bar. Well folks that's some good advice cause if I didn't then that 620 would have been long gone... Thanks for the advice Mike...
Dont go to cut wood with only one saw!!!
Ronaldo(brother) and I have learned the hard way.
Ok Echo lovers getting the 555 shipped of to the new owner today then going to try and get that wrap back and see if I cant find a reasonable way to ship it... that's what's gonna be killer. Whats up? Enjoy your Saturday! I apologize to those I haven't got back to PM wise Ive been hammered!
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im been busy mowing, not much time to do anything else except sleep.
Idahonative
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You need to shave your legs Reed. Guys who run "girly" saws shouldn't have hairy legs.
BTW: Can't wait to see some new cutting vids when you get that thing put back together. Oh, and are you going to compare compression (before & after) to see how much difference it made?
You need to shave your legs Reed. Guys who run "girly" saws shouldn't have hairy legs.
BTW: Can't wait to see some new cutting vids when you get that thing put back together. Oh, and are you going to compare compression (before & after) to see how much difference it made?
I hear you lol What can I say the hair doubles as extra chaps when cutting
but really I didnt take a compression before cause I have a wierd adapter that limits it to around 135PSI but will def make a few videos when it does togeather. Im not expecting much but even a little bump in compression is good, right ?
Idahonative
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Agree. I've always been a "plan for tomorrow" not "live for today" type of guy. I would rather have a quality, well built machine that will run RELIABLE & STRONG for a long time...even if it adds a few ounces.
The case is aluminum and not magnesium?
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