Another chainsaw dyno...

[huskihl]

That dude's *frenching awesome.

He can get the 166 if Joe's done grinning at it.

I’ll let him know. Thx.

 

[Nutball]

Didn't even know about the CS2511 when I bought my MS150 T C. Seems like it is 1/2 lb lighter according to the manufacturer specs. I just went to the local dealer (before they went to *s-word) and bought the lightest saw they had.

You can mod the Stihl bar and get a 1/4 sprocket to run on the 2511t.

 

[NightRogue]

You can mod the Stihl bar and get a 1/4 sprocket to run on the 2511t.

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Is there a 7t 3/8 option for 2511t?
Or any other echo drum interchanges with 2511t?

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[Nutball]

Is there a 7t 3/8 option for 2511t?
Or any other echo drum interchanges with 2511t?

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I made a rim fit. I had to JB weld it on, but it eventually worked loose. @srcarr52 didn't want to tack weld it on, but he knows metals better than me. I might use a key to lock it on if ever I use it again. 6t 3/8 is plenty in my opinion, but I'd like to see 10t 1/4

 

[SpaceBus]

You can mod the Stihl bar and get a 1/4 sprocket to run on the 2511t.

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That's pretty cool. Maybe if I had known about it that's what I would have now rather than the Stihl. If we ever get caught up on tree work and things go back to normal I would love to send my whole collection of saws to Huskihl.

 

[NightRogue]

I made a rim fit. I had to JB weld it on, but it eventually worked loose. @srcarr52 didn't want to tack weld it on, but he knows metals better than me. I might use a key to lock it on if ever I use it again. 6t 3/8 is plenty in my opinion, but I'd like to see 10t 1/4

I see
I'll have to see how to go about with that
My ported 2511t with low rakers pulls 6t 3/8 too easily even in hard wood. This 7t idea might fix the excessive torque and bring up some chain speed

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[Nutball]

I see
I'll have to see how to go about with that
My ported 2511t with low rakers pulls 6t 3/8 too easily even in hard wood. This 7t idea might fix the excessive torque and bring up some chain speed

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https://opeforum.com/threads/the-official-4th-annual-mmws-gtg-thread.14135/page-65#post-944719

https://opeforum.com/threads/so-what-did-you-do-today.977/page-248#post-944035

 

[Deets066]

Room for 2 fingers and a 90* hand piece. Just like yo mama.

+gfy

Shoot..... I don’t believe your ready for her.

 

[NightRogue]

https://opeforum.com/threads/the-official-4th-annual-mmws-gtg-thread.14135/page-65#post-944719

https://opeforum.com/threads/so-what-did-you-do-today.977/page-248#post-944035

Sweet! Thats roughly what i had in mind
Some milling on the spur sprocket and rim it'll fit i guess

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[Nutball]

Sweet! Thats roughly what i had in mind
Some milling on the spur sprocket and rim it'll fit i guess

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Just need to add a keyway and key, and grind a hole or holes for the plastic oil pump gear to fit into. I can't find my rim for a picture.

 

[NightRogue]

Just need to add a keyway and key, and grind a hole or holes for the plastic oil pump gear to fit into. I can't find my rim for a picture.

You're right, the plastic oil pump drive rides on the spur sprocket. Rim will need some work

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[Egg Shooter]

That's pretty cool. Maybe if I had known about it that's what I would have now rather than the Stihl. If we ever get caught up on tree work and things go back to normal I would love to send my whole collection of saws to Huskihl.

There is a site called saw again where you can buy a complete Oregon 1/4 pitch for the 2511 if you choose. You can also get new Echo complete engines fir $130ish. I'm kicking around buy both. Have the new motor ported. Builders would appreciate not tearing apart the whole saw I guess.

 

[NightRogue]

There is a site called saw again where you can buy a complete Oregon 1/4 pitch for the 2511 if you choose. You can also get new Echo complete engines fir $130ish. I'm kicking around buy both. Have the new motor ported. Builders would appreciate not tearing apart the whole saw I guess.

Nice
Yeah they're so small to take cylinder apart you literally have to tear into the whole saw. Very time consuming, just to take it apart and put it back together

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[Woodpecker]

Nice
Yeah they're so small to take cylinder apart you literally have to tear into the whole saw. Very time consuming, just to take it apart and put it back together

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Ifn you twist @Red97 's tit real nice and gentle he might tell you the trick for getting the engine out of em without tearing the whole thing apart.

 

[dustinwilt68]

It's not real hard to get a 2511 apart, generally takes me 10-15 min, once you do a few you learn what has to come apart and what can stay, first one I did I took way to much apart.

 

[Red97]

Well, got the 166 pull done.

Big echo needs a carb kit. Can't get it to pull fuel.

 

[XP_Slinger]

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Well, got the 166 pull done.

Big echo needs a carb kit. Can't get it to pull fuel.

 

[Red97]

166 stock vs stock cs1200


166 vs cfb880

 

[XP_Slinger]

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166 stock vs stock cs1200

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166 vs cfb880

Holy shnikies, that’s impressive @Canadian farm boy, well done.

166 impresses me for stock, very flat power.

Thanks Joe

 

[Bigmac]

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166 stock vs stock cs1200

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166 vs cfb880

Really cool to see! And that 166 is very close to the factory rated 5.9 kW which equals 7.9 hp