60cc Shoot Out

[CoreyB]

Im trying to measure just how sick a saw that 6100 is, running that good against the other 2.

I will just leave theese her. 100% stock!

This saw is pretty hot stock

 

[Mastermind]

Probably doesn't want to bend over.

Cue banjo music.

BawHahahahahaha

 

[KenJax Tree]

Power to weight i like my 2260.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Cue banjo music.

Stop trying to derail the thread. That's my job!

 

[rocco490]

one you get thru firewood season with that 6100, I want you to come back to this statement, and either confirm it or tell us how the 6100 changed your opinion of the 562.

I believe the 6100 is the best 60cc saw on the market. Even though a 6100 is stronger, i believe will be much longer lasting, has better air filtration, far less known issues, and should have a longer runtime per fill up with the large fuel capacity among other possible advantages like its lower price I still really enjoy my 562. Im used to it i like the layout of the controls and how the saw handles. I enjoy having my 562 around and don't think that will change even though something better may be out its still an excellent saw that I enjoy using

 

[Red97]

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[Mastermind]

That 590 is impressive.

 

[Red97]

That 590 is impressive.

Thank you sir.

Wondering how the 620 carb is gonna treat ya, couldn't get mine to lean out...

 

[Mastermind]

When I get these two Huskys done......we will find out.

Now, I'm leaving from Friday morning till Monday. So if y'all don't hear from me........

 

[Hedgerow]

Thank you sir.

Wondering how the 620 carb is gonna treat ya, couldn't get mine to lean out...

Let me guess....

High screw in all the way and still too fat?
LOL.

 

[CoreyB]

Let me guess....

High screw in all the way and still too fat?
LOL.

Just a question but may be stupid but hey I want to know. Would running a richer mix make it easier to lean it out. Thinker right?

 

[Hedgerow]

Just a question but may be stupid but hey I want to know. Would running a richer mix make it easier to lean it out. Thinker right?

In theory, yes.

Some of those echo carbs have another passage in them. I know of 2 ported 600's that went pig rich after porting. And no amount of tweaking on the high side could keep them from blubbering.
Lol.

 

[Jimmy in NC]

Zoo City Sawz

Dont scrath the paint!

 

[Red97]

Let me guess....

High screw in all the way and still too fat?
LOL.

Well I got that fixed

But you would be correct.

 

[Hedgerow]

I just saw the thread.. Good thinking.


Now excuse me while I whip dis out...

 

[Hedgerow]

 

[Mastermind]

In theory, yes.

Some of those echo carbs have another passage in them. I know of 2 ported 600's that went pig rich after porting. And no amount of tweaking on the high side could keep them from blubbering.
Lol.

We can fix that.....

 

[Red97]

We can fix that.....

Little bit of jb weld in that one hole... make 2 smaller holes...

Haven't tried it, but I'm pretty sure that is what it needs...

 

[Cut4fun]

I will just leave theese her. 100% stock!

This saw is pretty hot stock

No reason to touch that saw at all IMO.

 

[Idahonative]

If the 6100 had better spikes and a large mount I would have got it over a 562. That stuff is a deal breaker for me. A 28" lightweight in small mount doesn't exist.

600/620p comes with large mount. The 620p comes standard with dual dogs as well. A lot of talk lately about he 6100 and I like it a lot. But I'm telling you, wait until Randy gets done with the 620p. It wouldn't surprise me if he had it running right with that 6100.