'15 Echo CS620PW Information
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cobey
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Glad it made it, I hope it works goodThanks to Cobey for a very nice chain aswell... will run it in some nice clean wood when I get someDont want to hammer it with rocks as normal!!!
Thanks again Reed
cedarshark
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Nice! Where does it plug in when you are in the sticks? Converter?
Have a Honda EX1000 generator behind the tail gate to run it. Thank you.
Thank you.
cedarshark
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I cant find the time (or patience) to learn how to hand file....but I know I need to.
Like I tell Rattler, I can ground enough chains in an hour the file for a week lol Especially at my fathers place where most of the wood is skidded or dragged with a tractor and dirty, on the ground and just plain rough...
Idahonative
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I'm playing catchup on this thread. I just finished reading all 20 pages and just wanted to give a big thank you to the OP. Very interesting and informative. You have taken a lot of time to bring some really good, unbiased information to all of us wood cutters.
I got my 620p at Christmas and I am absolutely loving it. Back in the winter, I made a comment that this machine would compete with Stihl's 362 and Huskies 562. I basically got laughed at. Echo's have always been a simple, reliable, quality built, and UNDERRATED machines. Times are changing and I'm glad Echo's are finally getting some well deserved love. Bottom line is this: Competition is a win win for us consumers. The minute any manufacturer rests on their past success is the minute they get clobbered by their competition. Over the next few years, I believe Echo will become a much bigger player. It will no longer only be about Stihl and Husky.
I got my 620p at Christmas and I am absolutely loving it. Back in the winter, I made a comment that this machine would compete with Stihl's 362 and Huskies 562. I basically got laughed at. Echo's have always been a simple, reliable, quality built, and UNDERRATED machines. Times are changing and I'm glad Echo's are finally getting some well deserved love. Bottom line is this: Competition is a win win for us consumers. The minute any manufacturer rests on their past success is the minute they get clobbered by their competition. Over the next few years, I believe Echo will become a much bigger player. It will no longer only be about Stihl and Husky.
Same here most of the wood I cut is not the cleanest and hard on chains
jughead500
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13920? Thats slow! Bet the saw Is over weight too.
jughead500
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Exactly.
Northwoodshunter
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I just got done reading this whole thread. Nice saws and awesome videos! I have handled the 620pw, and the build quality seems to be excellent. the only thing that turns me off about Echo saws is the lack of aftermarket parts, or am I wrong. For example I don't see any replacement sprockets listed on Oregon's website. Excuse me if I'm wrong I don't know near as much about saws as most you guys do. I would just like to be able to get parts years from now if I need to. But the 620's look really impressive though.
jughead500
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For the 600 and 620 the large spline stihl sprockets are what you are looking for
Idahonative
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You can get just about any part for any Echo ever made including sprockets:
http://www.psep.biz/store/echo_chainsaw_sprockets.htm
I like that grinder setup reed , thats pretty cool !
Idahonative
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13920? Thats slow! Bet the saw Is over weight too.
Hahahaha. Echo could make a saw that would rev to 50,000, weigh 2 pounds, cut a 40" log in 10 seconds, and cost $125 and people like ST would still bad mouth them.
Yes thank you. Did about 4-5 chains on it today and really liked it, super easy to use.
