Echo CS360 TES top handled saw

[jrose]

Don't have my 360 to hand but it is either D or double D if I recall correctly.

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[fonzy]

Hello,

 

Does the new Husqvarna combo can non-spill fuel and oil spouts fit the echo CS 360TES ?

 

Thanks

 

fonzy

[Stoatally]

They fit the 280 so I don't see why they wouldn't fit the 360

[dan494]

Until they get stuck open after a fortnight and get thrown in the bin

 

 

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[wicklamulla]

Hello,

 

Does the new Husqvarna combo can non-spill fuel and oil spouts fit the echo CS 360TES ?

 

Thanks

 

fonzy

Yes they definitely fit the 360tes.

 

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[fonzy]

Thanks for the replies.

 

Appreciated

[andrew t]

I used my echo 360-TES yesterday after a speedy delivery by forest and arb .

I knew I was taking a big risk as I had never tried any echo stuff before but after the first day I must say I'm very impressed .

I think I will give it a while to see how the build quality holds up and if all is good it will replace my 201t .

[wicklamulla]

I used my echo 360-TES yesterday after a speedy delivery by forest and arb .

I knew I was taking a big risk as I had never tried any echo stuff before but after the first day I must say I'm very impressed .

I think I will give it a while to see how the build quality holds up and if all is good it will replace my 201t .

 

 

 

remove that spark screen asap!

 

 

If ya remove the 'CAT' from inside the exhaust and mod the baffles, retune to suit and you will have a MS200T killer.

 

Don't be tempted to leaving it idling fer any length of time as they have a habit of melting the outer plastic muffler cover and some have actually caught fire, i have had 2/3 covers under warranty.

I have also found the chain can come off the bar all to easily therefore i tend to run it a bit tighter than normal.

I would advise you carry a Husky 372XP alloy style chain catcher and fit this if the stock nylon one snaps.

 

This saw on a 14'' chain and bar is quite unweildy and a bit heavy fer reduction work. The optional white palm grip they supply is better than the one thats fitted to the saw in my opinion. They are however more robust than a MS 201T in my opinion.

 

Once you have run 5L thru it you will really notice a difference in performance.

 

 

EDIT; When filling up the chain oil keep an eye on the rubber O ring that is fitted to the oil cap as they can come out of situ.

 

The black square plastic cover that is fitted directly beneath the top handle can come adrift and you will usually find this when raking up at the end of the day, it does however expose the rubber fuel lines and earth wires which you have to be careful not to snag in branches or with yer fingers.

 

I tried using blobs of silicone to hold it in situ but it has come out a few times now.

Edited September 25, 2016 by wicklamulla

[Old Mill Tree Care]

I used my echo 360-TES yesterday after a speedy delivery by forest and arb .

I knew I was taking a big risk as I had never tried any echo stuff before but after the first day I must say I'm very impressed .

 

 

You're only taking a risk if you DON'T buy an Echo tool!

[Treemover]

I was at the ploughing match this week here in Ireland, decided to have a look at a husq battery saw. Talking to the dealer, I mentioned I had switched to Echo and he laughed.

 

Needless to say I quickly exited his tent.

 

Stihl and Husq have had the market to themselves for too long.