All i hear is a wimp complaining about everything lol. Oh Echo trimmers? That explains it. Why don't you actually use the chainsaw? Instead of bashing it. It's just a cheap chainsaw. It doesn't have to be perfect in every single detail. Quit whining and complaining 🤣 and do something man. I've had a Senix 4 stroke chainsaw for 3 years. I'm a good mechanic for anything but. It's never needed much of anything done to it. I've cut so much it's not even funny. More than logging companies around here do. It just keeps running great, cutting great. Goes through bars and chains fast though. Uses a lot of fuel. But? It does great for me. I love Stihl but this Senix is worth the cheap price to me. But that's me, we all have our opinions and experiences.
@@TraverseCreekInc What does that have to do with anything? You're the one complaining like a child. Let me guess a Stihl and Husqvarna is junk to you too? Probably. An actual good mechanic can work on anything lol. Not complain about it and then send someone away. You must be ignorant? A lot of people are.
You mentioned something about the 620 oiling better on side. I am using a 600P as a alaska style mill and am replacing my oiler today. Can I expect more issues with the oiler, any ideas on how to mitigate?
I have this bad boy. Saw had been sitting since about 2008, put fresh gas in and it fired right up. Can you still get air filters for these saws? Also a couple other parts missing off of it like the bumper spike. I need to repaint the handle and the top, looks like the original manual recommended 25:1, do you recommend the same?
Thanks for this. I bought a Husky 455 last year, used it a fair bit and sold it in the fall. Just to cheaply built and underpowered for my liking. I have been considering the Echo 590, so this video is extremely timely. You have convinced me the 620 is the way to go. One big plus for the Echo saws is the ability to manually adjust the carburetor as opposed to the Husqvarna auto tune. Are Echo chainsaws still made in Japan or like everything else are they made in China now?
Husqvarna 455 still has regular adjustable carb. Most of the 5xx series has autotune. Honestly, the autotune systems work great. Lazy mechanics and misinformed guys typically blame autotune for every problem a saw would have. 99% of the time they aren't related. I really like and prefer the autotune, and that's coming from a guy who knows how/has the tools to adjust. Echo manufacturing and assembly is typically in Japan or USA. I believe the 620s are all Japan.
Was wondering about the .325 chain you sell, I need some for my 550xp and it uses .325 narrow-kerf, well I know that's different than regular 325 so what's the width of the cutter-path on the 325 chain that's .050 72dl? Is it gonna be suitable for the speedcut bar and 550xp application? Or is it closer to regular 325 chain that's non-nk? Guess I'll find out how it works as I just placed an order. I have tried the 3/8 chain on my 572xp and I really like it.. every bit as good as Husqvarna x-cut at half the price, stays sharp for awhile too
Japanese manufacturing is meticulous. The cs 620p is a powerhouse. Easy starts. I like the carburetor has high speed and low speed jets, simple. This guy is telling it straight.
Ive got a 24" bar on a 620. This thing rips great for felling ans bucking. I have a 355t for delimbing and cutting smaller stuff. Its nice having a both a big and small saw.
Good morning, could you tell me the specifications of the starter? (the measurements mainly) because they recommended that I could put one on mcculloch pro mac 105
My neighbor had, a 4 cycle Honda weed wipe, he loves it starts first pull. I have several junk poulan so was think this might be good upgrade. Thankyou for review.
I have of the cs8000 and I found that there are 3 coils that are superceded part numbers that are supposed to be the same 15660130852 , 15660130851 , 15660130850 I bought the new one ending in 2 and it didn't work I then found the old one ending in 0 on eBay for $20.00 works great I hope this helps some one I bought a second one for that price THANKS SETH
I appreciate you sharing your professional knowledge with us. I'm currently going through a 51 and sure enough I found the threads in that carb base plate (bulkhead as husky calls it) were stripped on one side. Instead of buying a $20 replacement part, I thought about using M5x.8 Heli-coils to repair it and replacing the self tapping screws with M5 Allen head machine screws. However since I will probably never work on one of these saws again I decided it wasn't worth the money buying the tools and hardware necessary for this type of modification.
