2025 Echo Service School

[sawmikaze]

Call the shop Ryan (770-266-0103), we try to keep the PB-5810T, PB-770T, EB-790RT, EB-910RT, and PB-9010T in stock at all times. Which one would you be interested in? The EB-910RT and PB-9010T are great during leaf season but personally I feel like the EB-790RT is the best all around unit.

We'll talk about it, thanks big dawg.

 

[Woodslasher]

Is hucked commifornia slang for throw ?

Yep, probably short for chucked.

 

[Nutball]

I broached the subject of the 1201 again, no official word but probably not

Maybe you could sell DIY parts kits. Or order them without 1 part they need, so they can be sold as display saws (just add piston or whatever). Or better yet, maybe if Echo ported them from the factory, they could be sold for racing purposes only.

 

[HumBurner]

Yep, probably short for chucked.

Growing up in Alabama, we all used to say "chunk" or "chunked." He chunked a rock at me. I was probably 25 to 28 before I trained myself to stop saying "warsh" and to say "wash"

But at least we pronounce oil right (oy-ull) unlike those uppity folks in Louisville, KY who say it as (ul).
(I kid...about the uppity part...for some of them, at least)

 

[Mastermind]

Growing up in Alabama, we all used to say "chunk" or "chunked." He chunked a rock at me. I was probably 25 to 28 before I trained myself to stop saying "warsh" and to say "wash"

But at least we pronounce oil right (oy-ull) unlike those uppity folks in Louisville, KY who say it as (ul).
(I kid...about the uppity part...for some of them, at least)

If a man and his wife get a divorce in Alabama, are they still cousins?

 

[HumBurner]

If a man and his wife get a divorce in Alabama, are they still cousins?

Unfortunately, yes.


My buddy (72) from Chattanooga said the joke back then was something like: (I'm horrible with jokes)

"At least on this side of the line, we own all the cars broke down on our front lawns"

He says Alabama was one of the few states back then that would register vehicles without a VIN, so there were loads of stolen cars driven across the state line.

 

[Woodpecker]

If a man and his wife get a divorce in Alabama, are they still cousins?

Depends on whether they are siblings or not

 

[redneckhillbilly]

i didnt know siblings could get a dave horse.

 

[Mastermind]

Unfortunately, yes.


My buddy (72) from Chattanooga said the joke back then was something like: (I'm horrible with jokes)

"At least on this side of the line, we own all the cars broke down on our front lawns"

He says Alabama was one of the few states back then that would register vehicles without a VIN, so there were loads of stolen cars driven across the state line.

I was a little wild back in my younger days. Stopped drinking and doing dope 19 years ago. A few years after I got clean I started selling old cars, trucks, and junk I had accumulated. It took all summer one year to load and haul everything off.

 

[FergusonTO35]

But at least we pronounce oil right (oy-ull) unlike those uppity folks in Louisville, KY who say it as (ul).
(I kid...about the uppity part...for some of them, at least)

Most of us don't consider Louisville to be a part of our state.

 

[dustinwilt68]

I broached the subject of the 1201 again, no official word but probably not.

I believe there is a 1/4" Pitch 9 Tooth sprocket available from Oregon.

The 2511T and P are now both available with 80TXL (.325 narrow kerf).

Yeah the exhaust port thing has me scratching my head as well, space issues in such a tight package maybe?

Why not 1/4”? It’s what I am running and a lot of my climbers prefer it

 

[Onan18]

Why not 1/4”? It’s what I am running and a lot of my climbers prefer it

It's all but a Stihl proprietary size, and it's a P.I.T.A. to sharpen. Our grinder at work (Tecomec) will not handle it.

 

[dustinwilt68]

It's all but a Stihl proprietary size, and it's a P.I.T.A. to sharpen. Our grinder at work (Tecomec) will not handle it.

Archer brand is what I use, I don’t sharpen them though, friend is a dealer so I just order a few loops