cedarshark
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Is there a significant difference between the 600P Echo and the Timberwolf(59cc) ?
How much compression should an Echo cs590 and cs400 have?
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GrassGuerilla
Olympic Piss-reving wanna be.
I pulled the muffler on the 590 finally. It looks brand new. Nice looking machine marks. The seller said it had very low hours, like less than 3. Hoping comp will improve a little as she breaks in. Regardless, its dang good as is. For what I paid I couldnt possibly expect more.
I had the chance to run a 590 last spring. I was impressed with the AV, and felt it had decent "grunt" for a 60cc saw. I'm not under the illusion that it will outrun most 60cc saws, rather that its a very competent firewood saw. For the money, its a smooth, reliable firewood tool.
It deserves to be compared to farm and ranch or landowner type saws. It positively spanks a farm boss. Smoother av, handles better, better build quality. (Yeah I went there). I don't have enough trigger time with a Husky Rancher 60 to give an honest comparison.
I had the chance to run a 590 last spring. I was impressed with the AV, and felt it had decent "grunt" for a 60cc saw. I'm not under the illusion that it will outrun most 60cc saws, rather that its a very competent firewood saw. For the money, its a smooth, reliable firewood tool.
It deserves to be compared to farm and ranch or landowner type saws. It positively spanks a farm boss. Smoother av, handles better, better build quality. (Yeah I went there). I don't have enough trigger time with a Husky Rancher 60 to give an honest comparison.
jughead500
Sasquatch
No significant difference other than a plastic top handle and spur drive on the 590.
