That is a possibility. Japan is not that harsh where small engines are concerned.
Saws 'n stuff in Japan
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Finally found one of these: Echo 652 (sold as 650 or 660 in other countries).
The coil needed to be grounded
- idles and accelerates really good.
The coil needed to be grounded
- idles and accelerates really good.
Had some time for firewood... Today was Mac Day 
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I used a CP60
and a CP80...
. I used a CP60
and a CP80...
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
Another one for the collection: Very early 020AV(T) with one-piece starter&fuel tank housing:
It needed a new fuel hose and impulse line. Probably was used only a couple of times and then put away - the original bar&chain look almost new...
I have a 15AV that looks almost like that, just all orange.
I broke the starter cord on it a while back, realized it's a royal pita to fix!
Video:
Hey Seam really nice 020 you have there, I have the 015 myself in the same color scheme out of West Germany.
Where are you finding so much wood at in Japan to cut up, I know it has been over 20 years since I was there but dang, you have piles of it.
Where are you finding so much wood at in Japan to cut up, I know it has been over 20 years since I was there but dang, you have piles of it.
Japan is one of the "greenest" places - lots of wood, at least where I live
spindrift7mm
Changing the World One Saw at a time !
Seam where are you located, north I would guess ? I have family in Tochigi area all rice ground there. Ken
I am located pretty much in the middle, at the tip of the Izu peninsula...
towingace
ArboristSite Guru
Almost all of our export logs go to Japan, I mean shiploads upon shiploads. I don't pay attention to the numbers game, I just live near two major log export ports in the Columbia River and I see, firsthand, the vast amounts of logs heading overseas (and they have been, for many years).Japan is one of the "greenest" places - lots of wood, at least where I live
Go check Google Earth - it's probably cheaper to buy logs overseas... The trees in my area were planted for charcoal a long time ago. No one is burning coal these days.
Found myself a Champ 
...with a weird attachment
...with a weird attachment
We have a simular winch here called a Lewis, expensive!!!Found myself a Champ
...with a weird attachment
That looks in good shape, good saw, just sold my 625.
Is holidaying in Japan reasonable if you stay out of the cities??
BBB
Even in cities there are reasonable places to stay. Food is a bit expensive, though.
Definitive Dave
wanna-be saw racer, saw hoarder, parts whore
gotta disagree and I am not the only oneI wouldn't trust any product advertised on "alibaba"!
http://www.businessinsider.com/alibaba-facts-size-growth-ipo-2014-9
DDave
The winch arrived today. Some rust here and there (it is 18 years old, after all), but the Champ and the winch both work very nicely and are "like new".
The 30 meters of steel wire make it a little heavy. But it can be winched on the truck bed if necessary.
The 30 meters of steel wire make it a little heavy. But it can be winched on the truck bed if necessary.
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
Do us alk a favor run it once its fixed and dont sell it to a dumb azzAnother one for the collection: Very early 020AV(T) with one-piece starter&fuel tank housing:
It needed a new fuel hose and impulse line. Probably was used only a couple of times and then put away - the original bar&chain look almost new...
Video:
Another one for the collection: Very early 020AV(T) with one-piece starter&fuel tank housing:
It needed a new fuel hose and impulse line. Probably was used only a couple of times and then put away - the original bar&chain look almost new...
Video:
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
I have always wanted a winch like that no batts or extension cords very niceThe winch arrived today. Some rust here and there (it is 18 years old, after all), but the Champ and the winch both work very nicely and are "like new".
The 30 meters of steel wire make it a little heavy. But it can be winched on the truck bed if necessary.
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
Those saws look alright. They would look way better on video cuttingSo do I...
bikemike
loud pipes save lives
I think japan makes some incredible engines they take a beating. And also changed the market and upped standards for cars and motorcycles.
