I'm not touching it....I am only going to use it for another couple weeks. As soon as the weather turns cold all the saws will be put away except my H models. Doesnt make sense to modify and void a warranty for 2 weeks worth of useMakes no difference one way or the other to me...BUT, PLEASE try that saw with a MM and tune. I don't believe you will want to send it down the road.
You never give up... Ridiculous.Makes no difference one way or the other to me...BUT, PLEASE try that saw with a MM and tune. I don't believe you will want to send it down the road
EDIT: The fact that you've run your 620 in stock form and still have something good to say about it, amazes me. Like all Echo's, the 620's muff is stuffed up. Just getting rid of the 90* deflector plate makes a huge difference...you don't have to cut on the muff to see nice gains. The process (MM & tab delete) takes maybe 15 minutes. Turns a very good saw into a great saw.
I love your logic, kid
And I'll probably find a cousin with a Wildthing who will outcut a 661 every day with a "42 bar. Keep dreaming
http://www.echo-tools.co.uk/index.php?id=248
http://www.husqvarna.com/us/products/chainsaws/372-xp/965968308/
me too!
me too!
I dont see the point in arguing over it. Here are the facts...6100 $575 list but can be bought all day long for $550 or less. 620 is $649 list and can be bought all day from most decent dealers for $600-625. 6100 is 20% faster by my stop watch and costs at least $50 less. I can send you out the door with a 2260 for list price of the echo. I like the 620....honestly i like the 3/4 wrap more than anything but when cash has to exchange hands i am not buying the echo after running this one for the last month or 2. modifying a saw jsut to get it in the same ballpark as the others is not acceptable on a "pro" level saw. I dont want to hear about a mm and tune....AS users are .0002% of chainsaw users and 99% of average users dont want there saw messed with other than standard repairs. Based on out of the box performance the 620 should be a $500 saw with the wrap version coming in at $560 or so but thats not the case so here we are. Anyone interested in a 620PW with a bar adapter and a total super 20" bar. give or take 10 tanks thru it.
For awhile some Dolmar lower end models like the 510 were made in China, and ps32 & ps35 are currently made in China.
My other Dolmars could use another playmate. ( 6400,6100,5100,420,421,116si)
me too!
I dont see the point in arguing over it. Here are the facts...6100 $575 list but can be bought all day long for $550 or less. 620 is $649 list and can be bought all day from most decent dealers for $600-625. 6100 is 20% faster by my stop watch and costs at least $50 less. I can send you out the door with a 2260 for list price of the echo. I like the 620....honestly i like the 3/4 wrap more than anything but when cash has to exchange hands i am not buying the echo after running this one for the last month or 2. modifying a saw jsut to get it in the same ballpark as the others is not acceptable on a "pro" level saw. I dont want to hear about a mm and tune....AS users are .0002% of chainsaw users and 99% of average users dont want there saw messed with other than standard repairs. Based on out of the box performance the 620 should be a $500 saw with the wrap version coming in at $560 or so but thats not the case so here we are. Anyone interested in a 620PW with a bar adapter and a total super 20" bar. give or take 10 tanks thru it.
