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I guess it's whatever I need to pay for it. Gotta have it... Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Need a clutch... or if you know where to get parts aftermarket?

Just what the title says. The saw is in mint condition, just needs a clutch! If you know anywhere that sells aftermarket clutches, that would work too. Thanks!

Sorry for the resurrection... but does anyone have a source for clutches that is current for an echo 750 evl?

Thanks guys, I found 4 new springs (I have two clutches with weak springs) for a cs-701 on the way. When it's working again I'll let everyone know!

Yes, the spring is weak. I see the clutch spring for the 701 lists a different part number, so I don't think it'll work? I did find the springs for the 701 available on the 'bay though.

Hmmm, I forgot that the John Deere 80v is the same...I have to hope I can find some one who has a nos spring sitting on a shelf somewhere

Hi Folks, It's been a while since I've posted, but I'm looking for some parts to keep my father's old echo 750evl going. All it needs is the clutch spring, but I haven't had any luck locating them. Any ideas? The saw looks as good as the day it came off the line, I'm hoping to keep it going...

No problem, don't forget the new fuel filter :wink2:

With diesel in the tank, you shouldn't have hurt the p/c any more than what it was before, but your fuel system needs a complete purge. I know if that is done in a car sometimes the fuel pump gets fried and the injectors need to be ultrasonically cleaned. Hopefully you can salvage that carb...

I run a 16" bar and an 8-pin sprocket on mine. With the 8 pin it still has plenty of torque to bury the 16" bar in red oak or elm. If I need a bigger bar, I go grab a bigger saw! :hmm3grin2orange:

What are your burn times like for anyone with an indoor wood furnace?

The house is 1800 sq. ft. and there are some windows that are the originals from the 1950's. I'm guessing that insulation is sub-par too.

I'm looking for some help picking out a wood furnace. I would like a long burn time and for the unit to be as easy to use as possible. It seems that lots of people here like the yukon jacks and the caddy's. From what I can find online, the caddy is a little more money, and doesn't have the...

How about some pics of that Cummins hauling it home? Have you done any mods to it? I'm betting that you saw some black smoke going up the hills with that load on!

Nice score, and that's a beautiful Cummins your hauling it with too! I hope to join the Cummins club very soon...

I'd be more inclined to buy a new echo if they'd publish what their hp numbers are. Seems that a new saw should come with power information...not quite sure how they get away without publishing power, wouldn't this fall under the same catagory as the debacle with b&s motors?

I am looking for a clutch assembly for a 750evl. Anyone have a NOS sitting around? Or know of a place to get one aftermarket? Thanks

Here's the Mrs. ride. It's a 2002 883R sporty with stock screamin eagle intake and exhaust. The 'r' series also has the hot cam in it. I drive mine because it's old and slow. If I ride hers I can't keep it under 90. **only has 3100 miles on it

Here's my '84 shovel flhs. 4 speed/belt drive. Took it down to the frame last winter and custom mounted the bags. Funny thing about 84 Harley's, they used whatever parts they had in the factory at the time, since it was a transition year. Since this pic, I put black wires on it, seat...