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Gentlemen: PLEASE understand that the Echo 355 comes stock with 3/8ths .50 gage guide bars, meaning that zero mods are required in order to run Stihl picco 63ps. In other words: you can just throw a full-corner Stihl chain directly onto that pig. Never, never, never, never... run that...

That's a tough one, but it's not really an option. The 200's just aren't sustainable anymore. There are four of them in our shop that guys are always shelling out 2 or 300 dollars at a time to get worked on... replace the clutch, replace the carb, replace the oil seals, replace the manifold...

Nope. You? How does she go?

Yes I have. Not the best setup for it, imho. That saw shines the most in medium sized wood where a 14" is the most you'd ever really want. If I want a 16, I always run a muff-modded t-540. A sixteen inch bar on any top-handle that is currently made by Stihl or Echo is just a waste of power...

Wow, Nutball... That is INCREDIBLY impressive. Mostly your building skills, but also the fact that that stinkin oiler could keep up with all of that chip-flow in that pine. That's no joke. Btw. has any scientist ever determined exactly HOW Echo has somehow managed to engineer the BOUNCIEST...