geoff
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Everything posted by geoff
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If the chain is the right one for the bar, check for a burred bar edge.
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Yep, I like it.
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Yep, short & to the point.
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Good luck tomorrow mate!
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It still says Husqvarna in Item specifics, I too have reported itt to ebay to no avail
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Do I detect the now discontinued in this country ms200? If so, I'm fascinated.
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Well she is wrong there, it does say Husqvarna in the specifics.
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Top Handled Saw: Stihl vs Echo vs Husq vs Other?
geoff replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Chainsaws
This was on the little 270tes saw, & only the one broke after years of use, none gone since. I would think the spares situation will be ok for the modern saws from Forrest & Arb. -
Top Handled Saw: Stihl vs Echo vs Husq vs Other?
geoff replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Chainsaws
Not needed any other than a brake band on the little top handle a few years back, but that turned up in the post after a couple of days. -
Top Handled Saw: Stihl vs Echo vs Husq vs Other?
geoff replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Chainsaws
I keep banging on about the Echo top handle, I know, but it simply has superior build quality to the big two, and performs competitively, at a reasonable price with a two year pro warranty. same applies to the lovely 620sx. A very silly move not to be at the show, I think sales would have picked up heavily, thing is we often are brand loyal, or at least 'big two' loyal, understandably, if Countax pushed these saws & got more people using them they would sell themselves. -
Good observation there Steve. I want one, but I am holding back until this is sorted, not for safety, but for the hassle of having to send it back, I just like stuff to be completely reliable.
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That's different, nice work!
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Should be fine if the oil specs are 50/1, you could try 40/1 if you are concerned.
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good man BobbyDee, I'm really enjoying mine, it is bog standard at the moment, but might get some exhaust mods when I get my head round it, though to be honest it cuts well enough as it is, they do take time to bed in & give their best, mine has maybe 5 litres through it now.
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I think you might have ruined your chances with the last part!
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This is a useful tool in our fight against theft, I take my hat off to Steve & anyone else involved.
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I have had a few saws in my time, early days with this one but I think It is likely to become very well regarded.
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I know I'm harping on, but it really is a lovely saw, reminds me a bit of a smaller version of the Stihl ms460, but with a more refined build & handling. A high accolade indeed.
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That is one cool cat, nice work, & get yourself back to top form asap.
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Are you including yourself in that statement?
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I used it today logging up a few loads of mixed wood, three more tanks through it, on Aspen, it is running stronger after a bit of use, I also had to knock the tickover down a bit, as it picked up as the saw loosens in. I will be very interested to run it alongside a 560, I think the husky will cut a little faster, but it will be a close run thing imo.
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Best I pull my socks up and get something done!
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That would be fun, I used to turn a lot of stuff, still have the gear, I just seem to be inundated with more pressing things to sort out, but intend to get creative again hence saving wood as I get nice pieces.
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Good post Ruskins.
