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I'll have to disagree with you on this one. I ran my 620 next to a new 590 and it ran like it was a much bigger saw. Both wearing 24 inch bars. They may cut closer with a smaller bar though. Ymmv. I initially went to purchase a 590 but after handling them both the the metal handle and covers...

Without a doubt. In fact, my 620 outcuts my 680. Of course that's a different animal altogether. Sent from my SM-J337V using Tapatalk

Have you considered the echo 620p? It'll beat the pants off a 590. Sent from my SM-J337V using Tapatalk

I've got a handful of echos and they are great saws for the money. My 620pw is my go to saw. That being said my cs8000s haven't left the garage since I got a 3120. It's a well built saw with lots of torque but the power to weight just isn't there. At 17lbs it's a pig for how fast (slow) it cuts...

No professional use here but I've been running a 620pw wearing a 24 bar for two years now. Gets used at least once a week. Clear cut a 5 acre lot with that and a 680 this fall. The 680 only left the truck a few times. I've got a couple cs8000s that are left on the mill. I'm pretty hard on my...

I run Huskys and Echos. Echo (d176) bars wont fit over the Husky (d009) studs without a little file work. The husky bar will fit over the echo studs but there's too much play. I made an adapter out of a recoil spring but I've since gave up on that. Also, echo bars use shorter chains than the...

I'm no expert but I run 27rx hyper skip chain on my 72" bar. I have not run anything else on that size bar to compare it to but no problems so far. After a few more hours on the mill I'll report back. Sent from my SM-J337V using Tapatalk

I could, but I already have another 42" bar for my 3120 and I dont use it much. Figure I'd get more use out of a smaller bar for it or another bar for my echos. Sent from my SM-J337V using Tapatalk

I have a 42 inch, .063, 3/8 Oregon bar with less than half a tank on it and a new 24 inch, .058 3/8 Tsumara bar. I would like to trade for a 24-28 inch .050 3/8 d176 mount bar or a 28-36 .063 404 d009 mount. Sent from my SM-J337V using Tapatalk

Just to throw another opinion out there, I bought my first cs8000 for $300 pho, and the second with a bad crank for $150. Before I bought my 3120 I planned on buying a new cs800p. The cost from my local dealer was $815 and if I waited until the spring sale it came to around $740 with a 36" bar...

Both my cs8000s run these. Sent from my SM-J337V using Tapatalk

I have heard that but have never been able to verify it. Do you know what carb you have? Sent from my SM-J337V using Tapatalk

I've seen them go for $200-$500. Worth more with the Quick Vent bar. Otherwise it's just a cs8000. Sent from my SM-J337V using Tapatalk

How much would you sell it for? Wiling to ship? Sent from my SM-J337V using Tapatalk

Im having trouble visualizing what you mean. Do you need a thrust bearing on the shaft or a guide further out on the blade? Maybe you could take a close up picture with an arrow pointed to where you need the stabilizer. Something that old would almost undoubtedly need to be custom fabricated. Do...

GB bars makes one. I ordered a 72" single ended bar from Left Coast for my 3120. Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

Also, I don't see an aux oiler. I'd definitely add one or two. As far as chain I'd look into a super skip or hyper skip. Ymmv. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Don't know anything about that mill but it looks almost exactly like the one I'm building! Ive scrapped the chainsaw powerhead in favor of a 21hp 4 stroke though. If you find anything else about it let us know. Definitely a cool mill. If you were closer I'd have to come check it out. Sent from...

Nice setup! Did you use acme rods for adjustment? Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Found. Thanks. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk