Echo cs-680 oil pump issue

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Griffdog1

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My newly acquired cs-680 is not oiling. I see that there is a bronze push pressed onto the crank, but how to I get the big arse washed/cover off the outside of the pump??echo oiler.jpg
 
Well sorted out. First time I have ever really delved into an echo. Very nicely made - built to last. The reason they are heavy includes the fact that they are overbuilt in key ares, including the oil pump. It uses a pressed on crank brass worm gear, and then the oil pump is held in place with a big pressed on steel washer with a separate cover over that, not to mention a manual oilier in conjunction with the auto one. Makes husky ones look pretty cheap and nasty. All good to go as a back up saw.
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Glad you got it sorted. I looked on youtube and I could see a fellow pressing off the bronze worm gear from the crank using a special tool, but he didn't show how he got the washer/cover off. From your photo, the cover appears to have a hole (two?). Are those holes threaded so the cover/ washer can be pulled off with a puller? Did you find the plastic gear inside was broken? There is an echo CS-680 near me (Utah, western US) for $400. If I needed one...
 
Yeah that's how it works. Lots of pressing and pulling and need for special tools!!!! My Saw has the brinze gear. Just had a clogged up oil line.
 
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