lauren
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I did, ms460 cylinder, ms660 3/4 wrap, 660 felling dogs, 440 max flow air filter, stock carb bored, 460 intake boot, husky decomp, stihl bar nuts as well as bar adapter, stihl d handle
Echo 620pw or the new 7310???
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lauren
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Dude you need some help
I need to clean my eyes with acid
lauren
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After I get done banging your mom tonight, we need to talk
She has AIDS and hepatitis.
I might have gone with the blank Maxflow plate as opposed to a cover, but that looks like a pretty slick setup. I’m kinda curious, why didn’t you buy an OEM Echo wrap?
lauren
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The hood had to be raised, it was just enough to have my knuckles hit the hood when I went to start it, I needed something a little taller, I do run the max flow without the cover most of the time
I would get the 7310, without thinking twice, it weighs about what a 372xp does, and nobody complains about that. The AV is very good and it has the best filter on the market, and exceptional build quility. The power while not class leading is more than adequate, and more torque than the 620.
590-620 is a great platform.
Probably the better option even if you never decide to go full hybrid.
Ported 620 will make more power than a stock 7310.
Just have to decide on bar mount and air filtration. But some of the foam filters for the 590-620 seem to do a good job.
I'm not sure on the oilers either.
Your a maniac hahaha frankensaw!!!! I run d176 bars between my bigger echos and my classic late 70's- early 80's Macs 610's and 650's
Just having a 70+cc saw in the rotation always sounds good, (mid life crisis saw!) But I keep hearing the 620 is a slick saw for the $ and size. Anyone in michigan who does saw work? Looking to get my oldest cs 400 MM and ported. It's out of warranty now 
and right now my 590s I have wear 24" oregon power care bars and larger dog spikes. That Makita/dolmar 7900 is always in the back of my mind.
and right now my 590s I have wear 24" oregon power care bars and larger dog spikes. That Makita/dolmar 7900 is always in the back of my mind.
So thats a ported 620? That thing is ripping like a mofo thru those logs!!!!
Hahaha red97 they should of never let you out of the insane asylum!!! That video is awesome!!! Who in the hell dreams this stuff up??? Red97 thats who! I got a good manicial laugh to start the day enough so that wife had to leave the room concerned for my mental well being!!!
Lol, glad you liked the video.
@lauren built a very nice hybrid too. 79cc. His was actually the first stihl hybrid, while I was building the all echo hybrid
We run a 24" bar on a 590 and with the oiler set wide open we've not had any oiling issues. Oil hole in the bar clogged once while sawing but as you know that's an easy fix, operator fault not the saws.
The guy you are talking to does porting, and he's in michigan
.I have two nice 7910's I'll be listing soon
.Nice work Joe.
What did you ever do to that beat up 661.
Started my pole barn, so the ported 2511wes will have to wait a bit; bummer about the saw, but pleased about the barn
.Ported and sold the 661, says it's a real good runner.The guy you are talking to does porting, and he's in michigan
I have two nice 7910's I'll be listing soon
Nice work Joe.
What did you ever do to that beat up 661.
Started my pole barn, so the ported 2511wes will have to wait a bit; bummer about the saw, but pleased about the barn
Have to make sure to subscribe to my new channel here so you can keep up with the fun.
I remember seeing XS Kevin with 620 with a 460 cylinder?
So chipper1 or red97 is the port guru? Any idea on the dolmar asking prices? I think I somehow contracted chainsaw fever in the last few days
the wife says I need help! and she doesn't think Santa can shimmy down the chimney while carrying a saw. BTW I'm in genessee county for all you michiganders
the wife says I need help! and she doesn't think Santa can shimmy down the chimney while carrying a saw. BTW I'm in genessee county for all you michiganders
