RichE23ACR's latest activity
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RThat gets to the only thing that I ever said nice about the splined screws. Easier to keep the tool on one. Just don't get careless and...
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RIf you’re talking about the red plastic caps, I pull them with a drywall screw, trim the tab off and put them back in. I’ve had a few...
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RI follow an Echo guru on yt. He puts them back on after defeating them. His reason is easier to get tuning screwdriver alignment with...
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RI own and use Echo saws almost exclusively now, and I agree 100% with the advice and reasoning that Jmester offered.
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RNot really familiar with echo limiter caps. But on other manufacturers I usually just trim off the portion that limits the adjustment...
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RWhen you folks remove the carb limiters on an Echo chainsaw, do you throw them away or reinstall? Do the limiters serve any purpose to...
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RRichE23ACR replied to the thread Fool proof saw?.A CS-620P(W) is hard to beat as a firewood saw. I've had one for a few years now & am glad that I spent the extra over a CS-590. As many...
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RComparing the 590 to 620, the 620 has a rim sprocket, aluminum side cover w/ captive nuts, dual felling spikes, unlimited coil, metal...
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RI've got a buddy who has started a firewood business with a friend of his. (Ya. It's a I know a guy who knows a guy kind of situation...
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RMy shoulder is fked up from chipping overflow ice with a 30 lb ice spud. The flyweight 4910 is bout all I can handle. With that 20"...
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RRan mine today clearing all my dog mushing trails. Blowdowns everywhere after high winds. Ive owned a couple of 4910's. My current one...
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RType it in the YouTube search box. They really respond to modifications. Very light, reliable and nimble 50cc
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RFWIW they’re the lightest ever 50cc saw, so they end up getting compared to saws that weigh significantly more. The air filters are a...
