Search results for query: *

Yes, nice and everything but check out August?s vid on the the little Echo. Over on AT There lots of love for the little Echo, if I was getting a diddy saw I?d get the echo based on online reviews from peeps I listen to. I have the battery husky and three 201s so I?m a little oversubscribed...

I hear nothing but mediocrity about this saw. That little Echo knocks it into a cocked hat from what I can see.

Over on AT a number of peeps said they'd had some issues with oiling. Still a lot of love for it though.

I'm a big fan. If I have a criticism it's than the techlite bar and chain are fragile, pinching the chain will stretch it. That's poor cutting on my part though.

Depends, as they say. I was doing a big hedge topping job loads of cuts all day, two batteries took me to about two o'clock, then switched to the 201, Three would get you through most days as long as you switch to a petrol saw on a takedown when the wood gets bigger.

My huskys have 'em, or rather did, If you're talking about the little mesh screen on the exhaust hole. If not......carry on.

Looks good, nice and sharp, I think I'd attach it to something though.

I used one once, just felt like a gutless 200/201. I understand the 150 and will get one soon. They're small and light. On softwood, especially de branching spruce and fir whilst ascending on spikes, I want to be able to motor through and let the branch fall flat. In fact on those firs I did on...

Nice, what's the point of the 192? Not for you Max, just in general.

Wow this feels like a big one:lol:

I remember you talking about that before Stig. I was amazed and impressed. Always thought they were for poofs.

It's pollarding time here as well, best thing about it is it's easy chipping, nice straight sticks. Easy money really. Priced right of course!

Sad but true. (At least for me)

I'm not going to get one because I might like it, then I'll have to admit I'm wrong. Seriously, I don't do any light pruning, but I'll get one anyway. Enough people's who's opinion I wouldn't dismiss out of hand seem to rate them.

I sure as hell don't.