ECHO is a manufacturer of high quality outdoor equipment including chainsaws, brushcutters, trimmers, power pruners, hedge trimmers, blowers and sprayers.
Every friend that's used my Timberwolf, stopped laughing at me for referring to it as my 'Timberwolf' and gone home to ask the wife if they could get one. True story.
Какой наркоман придумал эту модель? Ужасная модель - абсолютно неучтена биомеханика человека. Это надо режущую деталь удерживать параллельно земле.. Вперёд-назад толкать и соблюдать высоту над землёй это очень трудозаиратно и неудобно. Ещё и в бок нельзя лезвие развернуть, чтобы использовать его как настоящую косу.
Hi Chris, thanks for your question. There are several benefits (sorry for the long reply): 1. Efficient Drying: • Air Circulation: The round shape of a Holz Hausen allows air to circulate more freely around the wood, promoting faster and more even drying. • Moisture Management: The conical design helps to shed water, preventing it from pooling on the stack and reducing the risk of mold or rot. 2. Space Efficiency: • Compact Storage: A Holz Hausen can hold a large amount of wood in a relatively small footprint, making it ideal for those with limited space. • Vertical Storage: The stack is built upward rather than outward, which helps to save space in your yard or storage area. 3. Stability: • Self-Supporting Structure: The round shape and the way the wood is stacked inwards as you build up create a stable, self-supporting structure. This reduces the need for additional support or ties. • Resistance to Wind: The conical design is more wind-resistant compared to traditional stacks, reducing the likelihood of the stack toppling over in bad weather. 4. Aesthetic Appeal: • Visually Pleasing: Many people find the round shape of a Holz Hausen more aesthetically pleasing than traditional wood piles. It can become a feature in your yard, blending functionality with beauty. 5. Ease of Access: • Central Core Storage: Often, the center of the Holz Hausen is filled with smaller pieces or kindling, making it easy to access and use. • Top-Down Usage: As the wood is used from the top down, the stack remains stable until the very end. 6. Temperature Retention: • Heat Generation: As the wood dries and the sun warms the stack, it can generate a small amount of internal heat, which further aids in drying the wood. Overall, a Holz Hausen is a practical and efficient way to store and dry firewood, with the added benefits of stability and aesthetic appeal.
Hi Mohamad, thanks for your question. All ECHO gas products with the exception of blowers, are completely made in Japan. ECHO blowers are assembled in the USA.
Got a ECHO and STIHL Pro brushcutters. ECHO is miles away. In ten years it works like new. Every time on first pull never replaced NOTHING other than fuel. Built quality is totally different...no made in china rubish like stihl
Lame,, why give a tutorial about items you can’t buy!!! You suck, I bought an echo weedeater, and it came with some wimpy strap harness, no instructions on even how to use it, I think you need to fire your marketing manager
Hi Dan, thanks for your question. Unfortunately the DSRM-2600 is only compatible with 56V batteries. You can see the lineup here: www.echo-usa.com/eforce
My impressions, I own this saw, and the CS 620, and I will say that both perform as good if not better than any Husqvarna or Stihl I have ever ran or owned. This coming from a 30 year Husqvarna Operator....lol I actually prefer the CS 620 on steep ground in the woods because it is lighter, and more ergonomic, and outstanding with a 24" bar and chain in land clearing, and small to large Timber. I do run the 7310 with a 32" bar for large Timber, and stumpage, etc. No power issues, and very rugged and reliable!
I had three choices for picking up a new saw for bucking. Husqvarna, stihl, or echo. I went with the echo 590s As its just a better bang for your buck, and made in japan, by Japanese workers, where people make their way in life off of skill, pride and dedication, not ridiculous identity quotas.
Does anyone know if 100% of the parts (engine internals etc) are made in Japan? I saw some cheaper Echo saws at my local hardware store in Australia (Bunnings) and they had "Made in PRC" stickers on them. Yet the Echo distributor in Australia emailed me to confirm all Yamabiko products are made in Japan. Currently deciding between a 501SX, MS261 and 550XP and I'll go with the Echo if it's guaranteed to be 100% made in Japan.
Hi, thanks for your question. Right now all ECHO products are made entirely in Japan with the exception of blowers, which are assembled in the USA. We previously had facilities in PRC where products were assembled but this is no longer the case. I hope this is clear. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate!
@@ECHOTools great, thanks for the clarification. I guess the local Bunnings store here in Australia still has some old PRC stock on the shelf. I did notice on the 501SX, the plate clearly states "Assembled in Japan" so I am going to get myself a new Echo.
Your the inspiration I need at the moment, I’m trying hard, failing lots everyday, but not giving up, slowly but surely what you teach is all being processed. As I struggle, I simply keep watching one of your videos over and over, hoping someday soon I can be as successful as your self. Take care, best of luck and thanks for your help!
Just bought mine and it runs like a champ, had an old one to start out with and it still runs like a champ. Very quality product and I highly recommend.
Thanks for your comment, please check out Ryan's channel where he has loads of tutorials in a longer format. We had to limit these videos, so perhaps some explanations are not in-depth enough. www.youtube.com/@RyanCookCarvin
