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For this kind of wood, I'll switch to 3/8.

If you pay for the travel, I'll cut all the trees you want for a few days :D

I agree, he took care of my 7900's cylinder, and the saw is a beast. I can't wait to have wood big enough tu bury the bar and make some vids!

I had the same thing on one of my saw. From the same builder I think.

Zama EL-42, Wabro HDA 199, HDA 191-1...

Great job, and nice pictures!

Yes, they suck. But when you hit a ****** shrapnell from WWI, it's another story, you just killed your chain. I was thinking to send a letter to the german govt, they owe me a lot of chains now!:D

Ask Spike60, he's one of the site sponsor and a Husqvarna dealer. I bet he can get you one for a better price!

I am pretty sure that a new bearing will make your saw run fine. I am on my phone, and it is hard to see how bad it is, but on my saws there's no oil seal on the clutch side, but there's a sealed right bearing. I think a new bearing will be just fine.

This isn't the seal, it's the worm gear. Take a look at the intake boot, the one fixed with the plastic clamp are often leaking.

In!

That's the problem. Idahonative like this brand, so he'll try the biggest Echo available. Ad I suppose the Echo 800p cost less than a Husky 576, a Stihl MS461 or a Dolly 7910 in the USA, so I understand why he want to give it a try. But imagine this...

A ported 600p should be really close to the 461. My ported 562 is noticeably faster than a 461 w/"20 bar.

Don't worry, having it ported is the right way to "correct" this saw. A good builder will probably make it run like a (ported)?Dolly 7900 or so.

I only have one after the mod... Edit: And it was a "light" mod!

Trust me, the 562 is! This thing is full of crap, the intake of the internal baffle is really small, and there's just a brass tube who goes to the exhaust outlet.

A Husky 562 can be easily muff'modded, and there's a lot of gains there. The Stihl 362's mufflers are empty cans I think, so there's not so much gains. But my 1st 562 was a beast after a muff'mod :rock2:

I just sent a 7900 cylinder to Carl Miller, but one day or another, I'll send you something!

That's something I would not explain in the main forum, but when I talk about a "strong ported 346xp", I know what I mean. All my ported 346xp aren't equal, far from it. I wouldn't say more about this, but I told you again, a strong ported 50cc Echo can't beat my strongest(s) 346.

I believe you. A 50cc saw who will outcut a good ported 346 is hard to find.