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On 24/10/2017 at 09:56, BishBashBosh said:

 To save you the effort as I've got it open. 360TES

Starting position

Hi    2 3/8

Low 1 7/8

Idle  1 1/8

 

Obviously worth checking yours has the correct carb for these initial settings, you never know! And I'd echo the comments about them often being set up lean, all 3 of my Echo 2 strokes benefitted from fattening up.

 

Echo Carb Adjustment Table ~ EU spec. < There's a link in post #1that'll let you open or download the Echo specs and procedure for adjustment, then tweak to your preference. HTH

Are they the same for the 2511?

 

Mine is running on a bit.

I need to calm it down a bit without affecting the starting issue, which it still doesn't like to be honest.

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How are people getting on with these now they've had them a while? I'm looking at getting a nipper but really want it to be an echo. How do they compare to the 150 after these days?

Love mine, better than a standard 150, getting mine tweaked by spud soon, should be an absolute belter
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19 minutes ago, Macca said:

It has more grunt than a 150, needs the Stihl chain to be at its full potential tho! Sugi chain doesn’t cut as fast.
150 bogs down on bigger stuff.

how is it ergonomically compared to the 150 and any diff in weight. 

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