CoreyB
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Well I know that while the 6100 was selling just over $500 was an excellent deal for a saw that will run right with any other 60cc saw made and in many ways is better. To bad that ship has sailed
The claim is "They can be turned into one of the highest performing saws out there"Please help me with this. Are you claiming that a 590 or 600 will cut with a 441 and 461?
I have ported a 600. They run very well after mods. However, IMHO, no 60cc saw replaced a good 70cc saw. There's just too much of a leap in the power and torque department. Now, if you're in smaller wood, I can see where it might cut close to the larger saw. However, small wood isn't what the larger saw is for. In 70cc deserving wood, the 600P will never compare. Comparing either saw to a 441C or 461 is just too much of a reach. If you keep this conversation reasonable, and stick to comparing 60cc saws, then yes, they are very comparable in power to other offerings, after mods.
Well I know that while the 6100 was selling just over $500 was an excellent deal for a saw that will run right with any other 60cc saw made and in many ways is better. To bad that ship has sailed
Put a 28" on them a re-test.
The claim is "They can be turned into one of the highest performing saws out there"
This is for 600p and 590. Reading between the lines seems to me the Echo 620 with it's presumably more advanced cylinder would be tied or best for most potential in the 60cc options. The rest is clearly hear say.
And after you send that saw out, paying shipping; and have all those surfaces massaged, you could spend less money just buying a good PS-6100 / MS362 / 562XP 60cc saw...
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Who said it was JUST about money? What makes you think I want one of those saws? If those saws trip your trigger, more power to ya. I've got exactly $725 into my MMWS 600p and it's worth every penny TO ME regardless of what other saw I could have bought for the same money.
I love the simplicity of the Echo's...NO strato or auto tune serves me just fine. Simplicity = reliability & longevity more times than not.
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