Tiny echo!

[Mick Dempsey]

May not be necessary John, I’ll find the vid, give me a minute.

[Mick Dempsey]

 

Here it is, afaik, it’s a bar and chain change, and open the exhaust.

 

[john p]

 
Here it is, afaik, it’s a bar and chain change, and open the exhaust.
 

Cool, mines running the1/4 bar and chain already, looks like the big drill bits are coming out tomorrow!

[Mack]

29 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

 

Here it is, afaik, it’s a bar and chain change, and open the exhaust.

 

Thats pretty damm impressive for such a small saw.  Wish mine cut like that

[wicklamulla]

21 hours ago, Bradley parrott said:

Had mine for 2 weeks now and it's a wicked little saw the only thing it needs is some bumper spikes/dogs but I guess i'll just have to customise some on. Has anyone else had this issue?

if u thumb through the owners handbook u will find the part number for the 'felling spikes'

[Old Mill Tree Care]

They are very similar ergonomically no noticeable weight differences.

The side handle is entirely different in design therefore ergonomically they are very different. Suits some, not others.

[MattyF]

Would you guys still buy the echo over the 150? Considering that the echo is the same price, if not dearer, than the 150.

Definitely, I keep praying our oldest 150 dies so it can be replaced with a tiny echo ... local echo dealer quoted me £397 for the quarter Pitch all in for today... would definitely get the 1/4 pitch in as the sprocket was quite dear on the last one I converted... then all you have to do is fit the stihl bar.

[Bradley parrott]

On 14/04/2018 at 15:19, wicklamulla said:

if u thumb through the owners handbook u will find the part number for the 'felling spikes'

should have looked in there properly the first time cheers

[Matt GT]

I just wish this saw had felling sights on it 

[billpierce]

I just wish this saw had felling sights on it 

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