I was under the impression that if any work was done to the saw, i.e. adjusting the carburetor they could file a warranty claim with echo or bill echo for the adjustment. It’s single digits in Michigan right now so I’ll be back to post a video in March. Thank you for the feedback.
Hi guys. I ended up buying an ECHO CS590. The main reason i bought it over a Husqvarna is the price. The ECHO has a good reputation, it’s made in Japan and because I was able to buy it at Home Depot, I opened a Home Depot credit card and paid $311 for the saw after taxes. That’s over $100...
Thank you for the info. I’ve tuned weed whackers and leaf blowers before so I have a set if carb tuning screw drivers. I’ve watched many videos about tuning chainsaws and know what four stroking is. I plan on taking the low screw out 1/4 of a turn and taking the high screw out at least 1/2 a...
Thank you. I’m getting the saw from Home Depot so no one will know anything. I’ll have to do all the tuning myself, I already have the carb tuning tools I just need a tachometer. Plus the 5yr warranty will hopefully cover other issues. I don’t want to mess with the warranty so I probably won’t...
Aren't these pro chainsaws run to the ground by the guys using them 8-12hrs a day? The saws already run full throttle unless they're idling. So I am hesitant in buying one of those. Refurbished with new parts and a factory warranty is another story i guess. Anyway cutting a few cords a year for...
Hi guys,
I am new to the forum and I am not a professional arborist. I've used a Craftsman Chainsaw for the last couple of years and I am ready for an upgrade. I am trying to decide between Echo CS-590 and Husqvarna 460. Putting brand loyalty aside is one chainsaw really significantly better...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.