Thank you, I think it's gotten a bit better with some fuel through it.Nice Joe very stout
Have a few more things I would like to try. Thinking it still has a bit left to be unleashed.
Thank you, I think it's gotten a bit better with some fuel through it.Nice Joe very stout
I still want one of those.
Just cause I haven't ran it since December lol
It has a lot longer line than I was expecting.I still want one of those.
Whatever ya have.What wood do most people use in these videos? We have pine and poplar that would make my 590 look a ot faster than that locust but I don' cut it unless it falls across the driveway.
Joe @Red97 your builds are all impressive. Especially the under rated echo builds. Then you cone up with a straight up ringer like this 730 and your 490. The 730 is everything a good saw should be and amazing for a echo to be able to run like that.
I mostly cut oak, sometimes beech and locust.What wood do most people use in these videos? We have pine and poplar that would make my 590 look a ot faster than that locust but I don' cut it unless it falls across the driveway.
Most of what we cut is hard woods also. Ash throws big chips to. Seems to be an endless supply of that thanks to the EAB.I mostly cut oak, sometimes beech and locust.
Fresh hornbeam makes for a good video, huge snow white chips - chisel chain likes it.
Cut some serviceberries and spalted hornbeams before with aggressive chisel chain. Those chips were huge. Cut like tulip pops.I mostly cut oak, sometimes beech and locust.
Fresh hornbeam makes for a good video, huge snow white chips - chisel chain likes it.
Re-tuned the 2071 slightly
461 by 1.5 or 2 seconds. They sound good
How close is the 064/6?Re-tuned the 2071 slightly
064 getting after it
How close is the 064/6?
This saw was a gift from some outstanding people on this forum. I have never been given anything before, let alone something I have a passion for and will use. I don't have words for the gratitude I feel.