Skateklister
New Member
Good to find you.
Based on what I've read here, I have nearly decided to add an Echo CS 590 Timber Wolf to my collection of junkier saws.
I manage a "sick" woodlot that is becoming a pleasant wooded meadow. I had a professinal Husky that was a beast, but after a good 20 years I its cylinder got scored by fuel without mix . Oh well.
Bought a Stihl MS251 because I thought my heavy work days were over and I needed an around the house clean-up saw. Big mistake for me. The tools chain tension junk has been removed. Converting it over to a traditional saw. I acquired a two hole side cover and will epoxy a second bar stud in. Once I test it all out I'll share the outcome. I'll keep the easy start.
Also have a Efco 3500S with USA heritage that I bought locally as a second saw. Good enough saw for 20 hours use a year.
3rd saw, is a toy- a Greenworks 16 inch super light duty thing.
Thanks for the fun and useful discourse here.
Gary Jacobson
Rosendale, NY
Based on what I've read here, I have nearly decided to add an Echo CS 590 Timber Wolf to my collection of junkier saws.
I manage a "sick" woodlot that is becoming a pleasant wooded meadow. I had a professinal Husky that was a beast, but after a good 20 years I its cylinder got scored by fuel without mix . Oh well.
Bought a Stihl MS251 because I thought my heavy work days were over and I needed an around the house clean-up saw. Big mistake for me. The tools chain tension junk has been removed. Converting it over to a traditional saw. I acquired a two hole side cover and will epoxy a second bar stud in. Once I test it all out I'll share the outcome. I'll keep the easy start.
Also have a Efco 3500S with USA heritage that I bought locally as a second saw. Good enough saw for 20 hours use a year.
3rd saw, is a toy- a Greenworks 16 inch super light duty thing.
Thanks for the fun and useful discourse here.
Gary Jacobson
Rosendale, NY
