Echo DCS- 2500t

[stewmo]

Interesting, I’ll have to take a closer look [emoji102]

[Stere]

Noticed there cordless multi tool comes with battery and charger fairly  cheap relative too other stuff

 

DPAS-300 | ECHO Tools

WWW.ECHO-TOOLS.CO.UK

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ECHO's DPAS-300 is a lightweight, battery powered multi-tool. It is ideal for anyone wanting a product that is...

 

Might be a decent pole saw option plus then you have a spare battery also for the topper.

 

 

[wicklamulla]

u must have one of the first ones in the UK i reckon Don.

[bigtreedon]

5 hours ago, wicklamulla said:

u must have one of the first ones in the UK i reckon Don.

I feel very honoured ? to of been given the opportunity 

[Piston Skirt]

Here’s one more review:

 

[markrufrider]

On 11/07/2020 at 20:09, Khriss said:

@markrufrider  that a Hillman Minx in the shot  ?  k

yes mate

[markrufrider]

She will take down big stuff lads ?? has the saw over a month been putting it through its paces 

[Old Mill Tree Care]

I’m interested but the proclaimed battery run time is a heck of a lot less than the Stihl equivalent [emoji51]

[wicklamulla]

Ok so it's my turn today to test drive this new Echo Li climbing saw.  An easy cherry and a box elder maple reduction shud be enuf to give me an idea on it's abilities.

[Dan Maynard]

I’m interested but the proclaimed battery run time is a heck of a lot less than the Stihl equivalent [emoji51]

I think there has to be a compromise though, the Husky 540 that I've seen cuts really fast and long battery life but it's pretty heavy. I really like my 18v Makita because it's so light and small, but it doesn't cut very fast, when I saw this Echo I thought maybe it combines the smaller size with high battery voltage so can cut faster.

 

It's really hard to get a simple weight comparison though of what the saw with battery, oil, bar and chain will be one against the other. No use at all knowing bare body weight on these.

 

Maybe we should all weigh our saws and post here?