Finally ported this here Echo CS7310P

[andyshine77]

Well I finally got the Echo 7310 all ported up. I think a 52.3% gain is pretty good for this guy. "Edit"41.54% not 52.2% my brain went backwards.

# for anyone that's willing this hacks info. LOL

E opens at 102°
T 123 on the primary 125° in the secondaries
E opens 83°
Squish .023"
.050" pop-up

 

[Woodslasher]

I think you're a bit backwards, 11.17 is not less than half of 19.09. 11.17 divided by .1909 equals 58.5123, so I think you mean there is a ~41.5% gain. I'm not 100% sure I got the "gain" part right since my brain's a bit foggy right now, but I think you at least get my drift.

 

[andyshine77]

I think you're a bit backwards, 11.17 is not less than half of 19.09. 11.17 divided by .1909 equals 58.5123, so I think you mean there is a ~41.5% gain. I'm not 100% sure I got the "gain" part right since my brain's a bit foggy right now, but I think you at least get my drift.

*s-word you're right, my dyslexia strikes again.

 

[huskyboy]

Did you have to put jb weld on the transfer caps?

 

[andyshine77]

Did you have to put jb weld on the transfer caps?

I did not want to do that, so I simply angled the secondaries without going into the covers, it was a pain, there may be a slight bottleneck, but it worked out well for a work saw. I left a bit on the table too, a good 5% to 10% is still in that saw, but that would be past a work saw IMHO. It also only has half a tank on that set of rings.

I consider the 7310 the new 372, simple design, and they port up really well. If you want to stay away from the electronic, and strato saws, this is your best bet. They're total dogs stock though.

 

[drf256]

Looks great Andy. Thanks for the video.