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Hey, at least we still have you, Brad, and Chris-PA on this site...yeeehhhaaawww!!!:)

Did you piss him off?...LOL:) I'm sure he would tell me the same thing.

The carb Larry sent to try was off his cs-8000 and is the HDA 63-1. The OEM carb for the 800p is the HDA 153B. I will look into the HDA-45 you speak of...thanks.

Hold on Jim...I was cutting up with you, hence the "smiley face" and "LOL". I'm not accusing you of anything and I'm sorry if you took it that way. Sometimes these posts are a lot like texts in that the other person can't hear the voice or see the body language. I'm really sorry you took it...

The wait for Randy is worth it Big Block...you won't be disappointed. He's a class act and that's all I'm gonna say:).

Not all of us can be professional firewood hacks running Stihl and Husky.

LOL...are you one of those Echo haters? There's getting to be fewer and fewer of them around here:).

Runs excellent...pulled a 36" bar with Oregon LPX chain through 40+ inch Red Fir no problem at all even with the OEM carb. Running 40:1, 6300 ft. elevation, and running rich for break in:

Your next saw...hopefully LOL. It's a cool little saw. If I had a need for a saw in that range I'd give one a try. Got some vids posted of the ported 800p with a 36" bar...Google: Echo Chainsaw Fun - 2016

I'm sure if you PM Brad he will quote you a price.

Google: Echo Chainsaw Fun - 2016

Hey Reed. Just got back from a firewood trip. Went after a huge Red Fir in the Salmon River area. Got to give the ported 800p a good work out in some 40+ inch wood. It ran a 36" bar and full comp chisel chain without so much as a grumble. It was A LOT of fun. I've got a thread started over...

Real men don't ignore.

Can you not see that you are what you accuse others of being?

My saws aren't built for racing Steven nor would I want them to be. They are actually built for the purpose of going into the woods with a saw that is responsive, powerful, easy to start, and RELIABLE. You are one funny dude. You get on here bragging about videos of how 562's are so bad a$$...

Hahahaha...you sound like a little kid that just got beat up on the play ground...LMAO. I don't know what you paid for your saw and I don't care since I wouldn't own one even if you gave it to me. Especially after learning it takes 6-10 pulls to start one after it's been running. If you...

Let me burst your bubble for just a moment Steve. My MMWS 600p WILL hand your stock 562xp it's a$$ all day long. In fact, I don't believe there would be much difference even if you had it ported. Not fair to compare a ported saw to a stock saw you say? Well, that's the point "Sherlock". You...

Why is it laughable Steve? Corey has been more than clear why the 6100 outclasses the 562xp...FOR HIM. You Husky owners are like a bunch of snobby rich kids. You own a high end saw and snub your nose at the rest of us low lifes who refuse to own such a problematic POS. I would take an Echo...

The 620p muff has only had the deflector cut out because I wanted to do some testing with it before I gutted it. The 500p has had a nice dual port muff job by Randy Evans. Really can't open it up any more.

I agree with your statement...they are not impressive power wise in stock form. Ported is a different ball game. In a 23" pine log, my MMWS 500p with a 20" b&c was only 5 seconds behind my mildly modded 620p with a 24" b&c (deflector cut/tab delete): 620p - Run 3...