The new 70cc ECHO saw
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How many did you buy?
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NOPE. The adjuster hole is in different location. Resulting odd ball chain drive links. Its like 71 links in 20 inch I recall. And 67 links in 18 inch husky bar.
I'm hoping you have them dialed in by the time I get to port mine
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Have a new cylinder on order to push my personal saw. Until I get a lot of time on the test bed saw, my woods port numbers are real close to final. Sitting at 35% repeatable gains. I know there is more, due to the design....
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I'm just trying to upload a comparative video from the 7310 vs 2 other saws. No spoiler, but I'm very disappointed by the saw, I expected much more from it.
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It took me a while to realize.
I really don't think echo is trying to "compete" with husky/stihl in the logging industry...
I think they just wanted a saw to replace the old 680/800 designs. For the current customers.
Design/build 1 saw model, and retire 2 saw models at the same time.
Current owners will be excited to upgrade, and it is an upgrade over the 2 old models.
If they get some logging converts, I'm sure they will be happy to have new customers, but I don't think that was the goal with This new saw.
Keep is somewhat close to the other big brand offerings, while blowing the old model echo away.
I really don't think echo is trying to "compete" with husky/stihl in the logging industry...
I think they just wanted a saw to replace the old 680/800 designs. For the current customers.
Design/build 1 saw model, and retire 2 saw models at the same time.
Current owners will be excited to upgrade, and it is an upgrade over the 2 old models.
If they get some logging converts, I'm sure they will be happy to have new customers, but I don't think that was the goal with This new saw.
Keep is somewhat close to the other big brand offerings, while blowing the old model echo away.
Looks good.
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Looks real good. Did you fab that up or is it an off the shelf full wrap handle?
I will say that after fondlering Joe's 7310 I was impressed with the build quality.
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Hey. Anyone know if the coil is limited or unlimited on the 7310?
I don't believe it has a limited coil.
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Correct the coil in not limited.
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Thanks guys. Pulled the carb and got the limiters off last week. Finally had some time to tune the saw and run it today. Only thing I have done so far is remove the spark arrestor and limiters to tune it up. Plan to just burn through some fuel to loosen it up while I figure out what to do with the muffler.
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