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I dont think you will be disappointed by setting your ex to get some more bd.
Echo Cs 730 hybrid build.
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I dont think you will be disappointed by setting your ex to get some more bd.
I think it could handle 98/9 easy enough. Would rather try dropping the jug first and keep it round 101 if possible.
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That sounds and looks great!! Well done
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So have so sent this off to Echo to show them how it's done?
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Thank you.
Lol they would probably sue for patent infringement...
Thank you.
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How it' not like your renamed it the Red97 7300.
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Wow Joe that saw is straight filthy! Awesome to see the concept you been talking about run so well. Its gotta be pretty agile on that echo 60cc chassis. Truly the Echo Wizard here folks!
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Good one. That should have some ass with a long bar.
I picked up a tip or two here
I picked up a tip or two here
Cuz they be jelous. Lol
Wish echo would come out with a new 70cc offering similar to the cs620.
Thank you,it feels pretty good in the hands. I'll have to swing by and hack on that maple trunk when I get back from work.
I hope so. Shooting for a 24" bar firewood saw. With the ability to go bigger if needed.Good one. That should have some ass with a long bar.
I picked up a tip or two here
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I think you nailed it!
And I have heard that they are supposed to be coming with a new 70 cc offering.
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Any time brother!
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That would be nice. I rent them my idears...
I'll get with ya sometime when I get back.
Yeh, he a bad influence...
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Well it made it mostly through the first tank.
Idles really well over 30min while I was on the phone lol.
Smooth while in the cut. Nice jiggle at idle.
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Idles really well over 30min while I was on the phone lol.
Smooth while in the cut. Nice jiggle at idle.
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My 362 just stepped up to 24 3/8 but skip. I had a ton of trouble with oil leaks and got that sorted. Next will be 8 pin and then full comp. It might just need the " port job" to run full comp. Yet to be seen. Everything else is done but the ports and no machine work, yet. It hums and pops a bit too.
Wanting to see yours buried in 25" oak. Lota saw there.
Got my oil leak figured out. Dawg screw was hitting the bar plate causing a bit of a gap. Now the spikes are installed no more problem.
This saw seems to have a lot of pull for what numbers the jug has. May run into clutch issues lol
