Wagnerwerks
The underdog..
I could probably come up with an echo version for you...lol. 
John Deere 66SV / Echo 610 Twin Cylinder
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Okay, so I take it that the Echo 610 is a rare bird. But, just how rare?
I'm pretty sure that I know a guy that has one and hasn't been used in years. If it's the same saw I saw way back, it was in primo condition, but I didn't really know exactly what it was at the time.
I'm pretty sure that I know a guy that has one and hasn't been used in years. If it's the same saw I saw way back, it was in primo condition, but I didn't really know exactly what it was at the time.
Wow, that was a job. I work pretty quick and definitely didn't expect to spend 8 hours getting the saw cleaned up and gone through. I need a couple items tomorrow and I'll be done...less than an hour of work left. I have pics of it all torn apart, which I will port tomorrow. No issues where found. Both P&Cs are in great condition. The carb got new diaphrams. I'm anxious to see this bad boy run again.
Nice score Brad.
See ya soon.
See ya soon.
Well done Bradley, we all get bombarded with the latest and greatest saws on AS so its great to see such a rare saw. lt really looks like it was loved and cared for. Your saw collection really sucks!
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A couple of pictures of mine after I unpacked it.
With his cousins...
With his cousins...
Mastermind
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It's tomorrow. 
I've been down to the crankshaft in one of these......they ain't the easiest saws in the world to tear down and reassemble.
I've been down to the crankshaft in one of these......they ain't the easiest saws in the world to tear down and reassemble.
I have always thought of Echos as the brick outhouse of saws. Is that true? I have never torn into any of mine.It's tomorrow.
I've been down to the crankshaft in one of these......they ain't the easiest saws in the world to tear down and reassemble.
I mean these old school metal saws
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I agree with that assessment.
The ignition systems have too many connection points as well.
The ignition systems have too many connection points as well.
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Okay, so what's the resale value of an ECHO 610, that has very low hrs. on it, and includes all the OEM manuals / paperwork, and is still in it's plastic hard-case and in the OEM factory box?
I called my friend who is out of town for the weekend, but I did talk to his wife. Obviously, he still has it and his wife told me that he's never used it, and it's in the factory box.
His father died a few years ago, and my friend kept it, rather than sell it at the estate sale.
I called my friend who is out of town for the weekend, but I did talk to his wife. Obviously, he still has it and his wife told me that he's never used it, and it's in the factory box.
His father died a few years ago, and my friend kept it, rather than sell it at the estate sale.
$600-$800, depending on condition. http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...ho+610+chainsaw&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1&rt=nc
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Thanks, I tried E-Bay, but didn't get any saws listed, cause I didn't use the full model number.
Great googly moogly....
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Are you gonna start a new thread on it? or just add to this one Brad?
I'll be adding to this one. I'm working on pics and vids now.
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