TreeClimber57
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We have four Echo 360 T's and they have held up well so far with pretty heavy use, like them better than the 192's.
Agree there..
We have four Echo 360 T's and they have held up well so far with pretty heavy use, like them better than the 192's.
Echo saws come with real clogged up muff and tuned lean, both need to be taken care of. Bring your 260 over and we'll run it against any of my 510 0r 520 Echo saws, I already know the the results of that one, unless your 260 is ported. Or any 40cc Stihl against my CS400. Steve
I agree.. they are excellent saws for the casual user. Reliable and not terribly expensive.
I agree with Steve. My 530 easily runs with a 260pro stock vs stock and my 600 absolutely buries a 311 with chips.
you will be fine with that cs 400 for what you want it to do. if you want a little bigger go with a cs 440, always starts within 5 pulls cold, one pull hot. get someone to richen it up a bit, they are too lean from the box, and you will be good to go. mine is 2004, never had anything but normal maintenance and strong as the day I bought it.
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