Husqvarna Vs Echo!! Lets see which is better!
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2019
- Is husvarna worth the money? You decide. Echo proves itself for quite a bit less money. Husqvarna vs echo chainsaws.
Echo cs590 timberwolf
Husqvarna 365
Best chainsaw for the money
Husqvarna vs Echo head to head
I am a recent owner of a 501P, I have been very happy with. I enjoyed the info you shared.
Echos come with a 5 year consumer warranty aswell when bought new. Can't be beat!!
silverback765 yes they sure do.. you’re right it’s hard to beat!
In the "farm/ranch" ($400-500) category there is really no competition to the CS-590. It will cut circles around the Rancher and the Farm boss saws in the same category. I had the MS-270 and sold it quickly after using a friend's CS-590. I'm no professional logger, just a firewood guy but my CS-590 has been insanely good and reliable the last 3-4 years and unless I became a pro logger (not gonna happen) I would never spend $1000-1200 on a saw. This 60cc saw does the job extremely well and is a killer bang for the buck!!! Can't wait to do a few mods now and see how she runs
What mods are you doing? And how does it run now?
Thank you man . Good honest review. Gained a new sub from Ga.
Thanks! We actually just got home from northern Georgia this evening
I absolutely love my echo chainsaws. I have a cs 400 and a timber Wolf. Both saws are so reliable. Some guys knock them but at the end of the day they cut as well as the other big two without the pricetag.
Exactly right! They are great saws
I love my CS-590 just did a small muffler mod and definitely noticed a difference, would love to get it ported and polished and switch the sprockets out.
Aaron Edenfield I’m sure that made a difference.. I have a 620 now . Just waiting on a good chance to do a comparison video between the two
Great video Sir. I was looking at Husky and Stihl for a replacement for my 0-series. The more I look at Echo, the more I like. Thanks for the review.
Michael Brigande you are very welcome sir! I don’t think you’ll be disappointed with echo
My new timber wolf is better than my husky or stihl
I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQm1wmg0ItKDLavxj1nXtQY9HP7EF504 and it did a great job. I used the lever for the built in sharpener to clear chip buildup out more than to actually sharpen the chain. It managed to cut some hardwood stumps much larger than it's size without bothering the neighbors with hours of 2 stroke noise.
I’ve got 2 echos ! Great saws! They have great torque on the low end. Great 👍 video you told the truth. Chad Thornton north west Minnesota!
Thanks buddy! They are definitely a great saw especially for the money!
Love my Echo CS620PW
Keep up the videos buddy
I've have my echo 590 for 2 years now and don't have a single complaint. Did a muffler mod and tuned the carb and my dads stihl ms460 barely cuts any faster!!
Bryce Holloway awesome man! I have a 620 echo now and it’s really impressive as well. Planing to do a review of it as well just haven’t had the opportunity
My dad had the same echo for over a decade and still runs great. I'm going to buy him a new one as a gift cause at this point he never will. However he takes good care of it. So as long as you take care of an echo, it will last a long time. And yes, he used it ALOT.
Awesome video 👍👌👏 thanks bro
Brockie ireland thanks!
We just went through Hurricane Laura & have a lot of trees to cut up. We have a Echo coming in next week. We had to order because so many saws were bought out. Already own Sthil, been in shop two or three times.
Wendy G hope you and your friends and family are ok after the hurricane! Echo will not disappoint you! They make great equipment!
I just bought a new 590 for $412 out the door. My dad used to cut and sell firewood and he had a twin pair of Echo CS650 EVL's we still own both, however one is just a parts saw, but the echo has always done us good and been a wood cutting machine so thats why i bought a new echo instead of a new stihl.
You won’t be disappointed with the 590. Excellent saw
I'm 52 years old and I can't even make a good guess at how much wood I have cut over the years. With that said, I own 1 saw. It's an ECHO 4510. She cuts like she's mad at the wood. She's the only tree cutting saw this guy needs.
I would like to try one of those they are good looking saws
I also have a cs 4510 ES model echo. I don't know as I don't use Husqvarna 445 and stihl ms 250. Which would you prefer? Are you satisfied with the product you have?
590 is a great saw. Nothing against the husky. But a source to be recogned with. I like them both.
got me a cs370. and it runs like a champ. 10 yrs old still going.
Great video and comparison, I've got a Stihl Ms180c , it's a Great little saw, but the next I get will be the Echo Timberwolf, for as much as I use one, i dont see paying the extra money for a bigger Stihl, plus the Echo seems like a Great saw. Thanks
edward farmer yes it is a great saw and will last just as long as a stihl that’s priced twice as high for the same size saw. The ms180 is a great little saw too!
The best deal you can find is the Makita DCS6421 at Home Depot. They rent them and sell them periodically. Its a professional 64cc saw that cost around $750 new but you can get them for $250 at least that is what I paid for mine and it was basically new.
i've had my echo cs400 for just over 10 years, 18 inch bar, just had primer bulb and fuel line replaced, only thing done to it mechanically since buying it new, i love my saw
woofman those are great saws too!
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 i just got home a little after 7pm, it's 5 till 8 now, here in west central florida, just went to my local home depot and got the dewalt 20v pole saw, gonna use it tomorrow, gonna get the dewalt 20v chainsaw in a few weeks to take on my atv
What's recommended between the 450 Rancher, 271 Farm Boss and Echo 590? I'm ready to buy but want to buy the most recommended saw that cuts better and is reliable
All of them are great saws I owned all three but best bang for the buck is a 590 echo it’s just a good saw at a good price
I have Stihl/Husky and Echo saws. They are all good saws if taken care of. I did notice that both of the saws in your vid still seem to be running fat, lean the top end out on both of them and they will really come to life. I have the 590 and did a low jet bypass delete on the carb, put a 620 coil on it, cut the squish band and cut the base to bring it from .062 (I think it was) to .022, ported it and did the muffler mod on it and it's a different saw now, but the average person wont go this far with the 590.
I do recommend a muffler mod and pull the limiters and tune the saw after break in and you will see a much better running saw with the 590, this will give the most for the least since it can all be done for no additional cost. Also once the spur sprocket wears out switch it to a 620 rim/drum.
I no longer have the 590 I have a 620 now and have done a muffler mod a tuned it and it really woke that saw up
Every newer echo ive bought(cs590 also) really gets a power gain from an exhaust mod and carb restrictor removal
ill have to try that!
Any info on how to do these? Maybe a link? I picked up a new CS590 with 24" bar yesterday.
i know the echo saws are lean from the factory. i got a 590 and gutted the exhaust. pulled the limit caps in the carb. and went 3 turns out. on the H. she is a screamer now. ill put it up against any 60cc hooskavarner or stihl. great saw. thanks for the review.
Thanks for watching and for the tip!
@hk93shooter Being an HK guy shouldn’t you be running a Stihl!?!? Lol.
Yes I have a few . 250/362/660. Maybe a500 in the future 🤷🏽♂️
I cut around 7 to 8 cords of firewood for myself each year. And the echo chainsaw has Never let me down. Great chainsaw!
GlockMod23 yes they are!
Same here, about 6 cords and I’ve had it for 7 years and done NO maintenance other than blowing out the air filter and new chains. I haven’t even replaced the air filter or plug. I’m pretty abusive on tools.
Well satisfied with my CS 590. Arlington power equipment is near the echo assembly plant and have the best price and free shipping
H Phillips awesome man ! They are hard to beat
And after your warranty expires on the Echo, you can adjust the carb and exhaust ports and I hear it increases the power quite a bit
Back in the 80s and 90s, Echo built all of John Deere's power equipment; saws, trimmers, blowers, etc. They were all yellow with the JD brand, but they were built by Echo. From 1992-2000 I worked at a Deere dealer and we also sold Shindawa and Husqvarna. I bought a Deere (Echo) straight shaft weed eater in 1994 and I use it every week doing my trimming around my 1.5 acre yard. In all those years, the ONLY thing I've ever done to that machine is change the fuel line and a couple years ago I replaced the carburetor. The only issue I have with the old Echo equipment is finding parts. I agree with you that Echo is very good equipment and highly UNDER rated.
I run a cs620p with a 24in bar. Great saw especially for the money
Brendan O'meally yes they are ! I just sold my 590 and bought a 620 and man I’m impressed!
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 Is there a noticeable difference in the power, performance, handling and AV of the 620 compared to the 590? The weight of both is similar, like a half pound or so difference I believe.
Obeconobe7 power difference is very noticeable even though it’s the same cc engine.
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 I was looking at the specs at Echo. Same cc engine with a power boost according to their stats. Glad to hear it's real and not hype!
Here in the U.K. Echo's are not used much I started with a strimmer/weedeater never ever failed so decided to get a saw same thing never ever fails and cuts really well
I will stay with this brand I have a husky and a Sthil but only use the Echo always starts the others do not so welldone with the vid !!
Thank you so much. Yea echo is my go to brand on everything
Great deal!
Just picked up a 590 this weekend. Haven't had a chance to try it out yet. Should be a monster compared to my little 14" Husky.
Absolutely you’ll love it
I've had two Husqvarna's for several years now and always liked them and thought Echo was a cheap off brand until I heard Echo was the best saw my local dealer ever sold. I gave one a try and in the last six months bought four of them from the little five pound 2511 to their biggest, the 7310 and two more in between. Absolutely great saws! Now when I cut something with the old trusty Huskies I wonder why I didn't notice the many downfalls of them before. My Husky 55 just about takes your arm off pulling the recoil every now and then whereas the Echo is incredibly smooth and easy to pull over.
I had a 2511 for awhile it’s a very nice saw. I also have a 620 now and hope to get a 7310 soon! Thanks for watching
Great video I love my echo saws the price is right and in my opinion echo has nothing to prove to any one
Mike Bennett yep echo makes some really good stuff!
I have the 590 is great I got mine on sale for $200 bucks but those 365 are close to $1,000 bucks and are known for being the best of the best!
I also have a echo timber wolf n it out performed my Stihl and husqvarna
I definitely believe that
In this case I would take the husky anyway. Slap a full wrap handle on it set of large felling spikes and a opened up muffler and them are BAD saws
I have a ported echo cs590 as well that runs a 28" bar
For the money you CANNOT beat the echo..period
I've seen some reviews on the echo saying the oiler plugs up a lot is that the case.
At the moment I’ve not had that problem with the echo but I did one time with the stihl
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073ok thats good to know. i currently have a stihl that the oil is just coming out of the bottom of the saw instead of going on the chain.
I did have a problem with my bar plugging up on my Timberwolf, the oiler was not the problem. I cleaned out the bar and the drip hole in bar and never had an issue afterward.
When I’m going to use CS590 I press the trigger just slightly for about a minute, before I start cutting, get the chain moving and get the oil through the bar, then I start cutting and never have an issue.
I bought 2 of the Echo 590s at Home Depot, refurbished on the half price table, 300.00 for the two saws, should have got the third one too.
That’s a great deal
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 It was more saw than I was looking for but I couldn't pass them up.
The Husqvarna 365 Special is a 65cc saw. The number of cutters on a chain don’t determine if is pro grade chain. Most pros run full comp full chisel on a 20” bar.
I own a Stihl MS-391 with a 20" bar, Echo CS-490 with a 16" bar and a Husqvarna 435 X-Torq with a 16" bar. I like and use them all however the Husky is the least reliable of the 3 and the hardest to get started. I am soon going to add another saw to the mix and it will be a Echo CS-590 Timber Wolf with a 20" bar. I like the Stihl but they are too expensive to stack multiples and extra backups. The Husky has a good feel, balances well, cuts well and has good power. It' a real stinker to fully trust and rely on it though. Definitely a temperamental bitch that starts and runs when it feels like it. The Echo is a perfect combination of the power and reliability of the Stihl at a lower price point. It always starts up quickly and runs great, you can fully trust this saw. I only run Stihl premix 50:1 MotoMix and Echo Red Armor canned fuel in any of my saws. They are given the best quality fuel and oil to run their best. I never used the Husky premix 50:1 canned fuel because it is only semi-synthetic, not fully synthetic like the Stihl and Echo fuels.
Forgot....I have a junked and worn out Poulan Pro 260 with a 18" bar I bought brand new at Lowe's (2000ish) and a Poulan P3314 my coworkers bought new at Menard's (first decade of 2000s). They are both junk compared to my Stihl, Echo and Husky.
I love Husqvarna saws. They are my favorite. But, I borrowed this saw from a friend and bought one the next day, just sayin. Both are GREAT saws.
Move to the echo 620p or shindaiwa 600sx and you get 2 rings and more power. Around $500 now on ebay. I got the shindaiwa just do to the red/black image. Saw starts easy runs strong 4.5hp
G. D. I actually bought a 620p a couple months ago.. it’s an awesome saw !
Echo is my choice with a new chain full chiseld and a good mixed fuel and oil you can cutt faster although we are talking about 2 3 seconds difference from what I have see in other videos I like the 5 year guarantee
I've been looking to buy a chainsaw for about a month now. Initially It was a toss up between Stihl and Husqvarna. I've run both and like both. The Husqvarna cuts faster from my experience, but I grew up around Stihl and was more partial to it. But after reading a multitude of negative reviews, I'm leary of buying either one. It appears that to get a solid Husky or Stihl one has to almost buy a pro grade saw. That's $750 and up! I kept seeing the mention of this Echo CS 590 Timber Wolf so I decided to investigate it more. I was impressed to say the least by the video reviews and positive comments on this saw and at a $400 price point it was a no brainer. I haven't pulled the trigger yet because I'm still researching. I went to Echo's website and that's when I came across the Echo CS 620P and CS 620PW. I'm now leaning towards the The CS 620P as it's comparable to a Stihl 362. Both are pro grade saws but the Echo is at least $250 cheaper. And with a 5yr consumer warranty, that exudes confidence on Echo's part in the quality of their saws compared to the others 1yr warranty.
Obeconobe7 well I can’t promise you will not be disappointed with either one. I just sold my 590 that was used in the video and let me tell you. That thing is an absolute beast especially for the price. I’ll never buy a husqvarna or stihl saw again I’ll have a video out of the 620 before long
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 Awesome!!! Looking forward to it!
Obeconobe7 great! Thanks
I have the Echo 590. You wont be disappointed. It will keep up with a Stihl all day long. I know for sure, I own them both.
@@gipper759 I went with the Echo CS 620P. with a 24" bar. I have some trees on my property to cut that are 22"- 23" in diameter. After much consideration between the two, the extra features of the 620 along with a coupon for 10% off made my decision easier. I got a saw equivalent to the Stihl MS 362 and saved a good $250. For the amount I'll be sawing, the 620 should last my lifetime (hopefully) and it gives me the option to run a 16"- 27" bar staying within factory specs. The multitude of negative reviews on the Stihl saws was a big factor for me and the price was the final straw.
The second and third numbers in the name represent the number of cc's the saw has.
I'm a stihl man myself but I definitely would go with echo out of these too echo makes really good equipment
My personal opinion is Echo is just as good quality as Stihl and Husqvarna and I just got the Echo 620p…..beautiful saw
I have echo products as well as stihl and husqvarna. All 3 companies are good in my opinion.
I agree with that.. I will say I’ve had more problems with stihl than any other but they’re all good
CS590 is 59.8cc. Good saw. Especially if muffler is modded and it's tuned it's a beast
I bought a 372 about 2 years ago I was going to buy that 365 but the 372 was only like 750dollars at the time so that's what i ended up with I'd like to get one more saw maybe 50cc or 60cc range thinking about the echo 490 or the 620 I did buy a used cs590 b4 I bought the 372 and the oiler went out on it sold it for 150 bucks so not sure what I'm goni end up with next no desperate need there just good to have for bigger jobs just waiting on the right price and everything I guess lol
Totally understand that. Keep check with your local echo dealer they usually run a 15% off sell in spring. Mine does anyway not sure if that goes for all dealers but it’ll definitely save a little money for sure
The thing is I got to find a Echo Dealer LOL I live around Birmingham Alabama or close to Birmingham Alabama by 30 minutes away but I'm sure there's a echo place around here somewhere but I will do that I'm kind of interested in The Echoes lot of good reviews
@@brandonlee3875 my dealer is about 25-30 min away but they are top notch!
Hi there 👋
I got a question
Whats the difference between a pro saw and a homeowner saw
I’m pretty sure that you can cut a few big trees with that 590
Looks to be a beast of a saw for the price
A homeowner saw will have a different style chain and a different piston and cylinder and several other things will be of cheaper quality than a pro saw just depending on brand. A pro saw is made to run every day all day and hold up. The 590 is definitely a excellent saw for the money!
Lawson Lawn And Farm
Ok man
I got u 😉
Thanks
Do you suggest me the TW 590 for rough use ?
Farabias Bs yes I know a lot of pros that use that saw every day without a single issue
Lawson Lawn And Farm
Thanks man I appreciate that
I’ll get one soon
Lawson Lawn And Farm
Hi there again
I just got my 590 finally today
With 60 dlls off in HORIZON DISTRIBUTORS here in BEND OREGON.
340 dlls was the price
It’s a great saw kinda heavy but it is worth it I can feel its power
Echo is shindaiwa (Japanese made). They are top notch saws.
To all you Miller's and loggers out there...pun intended 😎...give vegetable oil a try...just take a med sized paint brush and run the vegetable oil on both sides of the bar using a paint brush and the access oil along the chain....works a heck of a lot better than the oil intended for the saws and honestly I've found that it actually tempers the chain...meaning hardens the metal chain itself & the teeth stay sharp for a longer period of time...just give it a try...I've done this for the last year solid cutting timber once a week....I use a craftsman 38.5cc with a 20in bar H78 on the chain...worx wonderz...I do carving,milling and cookies along with logging then and again...still on the same chain..👍
I bought the 450 rancher . and I got it for 140$ used . with a primer mod
That’s a good deal.. I just fixed and sold a 450 rancher for $160. They’re good saws
The 365 is around a 66 cc and the 590 is 60.2 cc we have 2 620pw and a 590 and they all run awesome
I was wrong 59.8 for the echo and i think the 365 is 71 cc oops 😬
620 is a pro grade saw. magnesium case , rotor clutch...heavier duty saw.
Top Dog obedience I plan on getting a 620 someday just waiting on one of these to die haha they are excellent saws and a extremely great value in my opinion
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 It's just $200 more than the Timber Wolf for the same size.
NYCEVO in my area I can buy the 620 during dealer days sale for roughly $450 out the door with a 20 inch bar
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 You may be waiting for a long while before those saws die!
The 620 is a totally different animal. Same case design and CCs but everything is different. I have a video of mine running rich but it gives you an idea.
I had a Stihl 066 then bought a echo cs670. Did a muffler mod on the echo and sold the 066 the next week.....
Banshee350 echo makes a great saw and doesn’t get the recognition they deserve
Well I'm with you I missed placed my Stilht 391 an did not want to give almost$600 on a new one saw I bought a Echo 620 Pro 28 in Chain an Bar comes factory
i have a 620 now and plan to do a review of it soon
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 I'm looking to buy a 20in saw. So I'm very interested in seeing the 620 review. I really liked it when I saw it at the dealer. I run a Stihl MS 251 (home owner) and I like it but need something bigger. I went to my Stihl dealer and wasn't impressed with the 391 from seeing folks that have issues. Right now my top 2 would I narrowed down is Stihl 362(pro). Echo 620. Your right about the price..... I'm considering the Echo right now.
@@unclealansyard5176 I highly recommend the echo 620. I run it right beside a stihl 440 and the difference is hardly noticeable. I hope to get a good review out on it pretty soon but we’ve got a lot going on the next few weeks
@@unclealansyard5176 you and me both. I picked up an ms250 a couple years ago. I like it for what it is but I push it way too hard, trying to make it fill the role of a larger saw. I'm trying to decide between the 590, 620, or maybe go all out with the new 7310.
I'd get an ms462 and be done with it if I had money coming out of my ears. Stihl definitely has the power to weight thing down but Echo dominates when it comes to power for dollar.
Check out Saw Suppliers online. Pretty good pricing from what I've seen. Guy here on UA-cam, the Chainsaw Shack or something, has a promo code.
@@Jeremy_810 the only thing keeping me Echo is everything else I have is Stihl and I've been pretty happy with my dealer even though it's twice the distance than the Echo dealer. Plus he said if I get the 620 he can work me a little discount since where I work at has a contract with them. (We pretty much get them at cost for work) but I would pay a little more than the contract still a good deal. If I had a use for it now I would buy the Echo in a heartbeat. Plus I don't want to havev two cans of gas for two different brands of saws for warranty.
I know this is a 6 month old video but I have to comment. I really enjoyed the comparison between the two and I love both brands, I have a echo cs 520 that I bought in 05 and it still runs strong! If I'm not mistaken you can build a 365 husqvarna into a 372 by widening the transfer ports or switching the cylinder out with a 372 rebuild kit both are great saws.
Ron Patterson thank you! Yes both are really great saws. I think you’re right about turning the 365 into a 372
I'm looking. I see a lot of landscape companies in Phoenix using the echo equipment. Those yellow ones are junk, my dad used to buy John Deere saws while our neighbor bought farm boss saws.
I run echo equipment everyday in my landscape business and have no complaints
Echo sounds like better bang for your buck!
The Echo is a 59.8cc chainsaw and it's a beast
AdamG 138 totally agree
And husqvarna is 65cc and it's very good saw I had one 365 special now I have dolmar 7900 ....Beast!!!
I think the echo has a bit more to offer with muffler mod and carb adjustment.
I love my Timber Wolf 590
Yes that echo is nice for as cheap as u can get one. Think 59.8ccs so basically 60ccs But I heard you say that echo doesnt get the recognition it deserves! True Glad to hear that stihl didnt suck you into their brainwash machine.. Any saw can be good if you take care of it.
G. D. That’s absolutely correct.. I’ve been a huge echo fan for several several years. They make a great product from trimmers to saws
Echo is a great saw!
The echo has more horsepower but the cc's could be upped a little bit
Echo is an old-school motor, they use a longer stroke on their saws. So, Echo saws might seem slow, but they have lots of torque. It's like comparing a tuned Civic to a 5.9 Cummins
The Husqvarna is more than twice the price of the Echo. The 365 is about $900.
U right all three brands have a place in the tree world. Echo is the golden locks zone. U just can't compare. I gotta cs 4510 . .325 chain mainly built for limbing and smaller trees.. ✓But this saw has the power of an old 026. Which is one the best Stihl saws ever made! My boss used to run 24 inch bar on the 026. I thought it was overkill but that saw was running 24 Inchv bar and chain w out a problem. The best damn saw I remember other than Ms 361
The timberwolf 590 is actually at 59.8 cc saw, but damn i love mine i also got an echo 800p but she's my monster saw at 81.1 cc wich is all i need for anything in Texas really i got them both for the total of 580$ 😊
Joshua Penny wow you got a deal! Rumor around my local dealer is echo is coming out with a new beast of a saw mid summer
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 yeah there's a video of a 1201 and in the comments the guy leaves a tag to the person you can get it from. You see those aren't sold in the United states YET lol they'll probably throw on a chain break and put it at 110cc wich will be pretty beast still. There's is also another older echo with i think 91cc wich was the 1000vl would love to get my hands on that saw.
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 correction it's the 900evl and it is a 91 cc saw 😄
Dolmar 5600 OR 6100
SOLD out to Makita but the quality
Stayed in gas equals all top brands!
BUT the battery powered rear handle is better than Stihl or Husky! But Echo has the best yup the best battery saw. (However the battery that comes with it is too heavy and causes the saw to be out of balance.
Never even had a dolmar/makita saw in my hand. Don’t even know anyone who’s ever owned one. Here they just aren’t popular. We have a dealer locally but I’m pretty sure he sells way more husqvarna than makita. Honestly most people here wouldn’t even know what a dolmar saw is. However I’ve always heard good things about them
Husqvarner is great!!!
Roger Vandergriff yep I won’t disagree with that. Echo is great as well
My CS-590 was delivered today from Home Depot. $407
Great saws you won’t be disappointed
I've had a CS-400 for about 12-13 years. It's been the most reliable saw I own. I've been cutting 16+ cords of firewood for the past 6 years. I've had 2 Home Depot Makita DCS-6421s. One did the majority of my cutting. However, I just lost the one of those 2 that I rarely use, mainly because it's always been a turd, I just didn't know why (bent crank, and I think it was that way when I bought it, I was just dumber back then). I did, however, come across another brand new CS-400 for $200 in case the OG goes bad, and a CS-590 store return for $150 to basically replace my turd. Both have done what I expect. They aren't on the same level as the Makita by any stretch, but for the price, I'm STOKED. Good quality saws and the price is like a sore Peter. You can't beat it. Except for a still-good Home Depot Makita. Then you can beat it.
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The echo is a great saw and you can not beat them for the money
Im get a echo im not paying stihl price.
dallasFan4 good choice my friend you won’t regret it
I have a 3510 and you don’t even have to push to make it cut
Yes echo make a very good saw that’s definitely underrated
Echo les pasa el trapo en potencia economía de combustible, durabilidad, mas facil de reparar mas simple.
Echo passes the rag in potential fuel economy, durability, easier to repair simpler. The entire echo line is professional from the smallest. Saludos desde argentina
I love Sthil and Echo chainsaws . I think a echo chainsaw will look very good with a 18 or 20 inch Sthil bar !
Why th flock a stihl bar
Need a bar adapted
Muffler mod and tune that echo and it will scream.
Cs400 echo is great
I agree. Has good ergonomics with some good features. Like mine.
Thanks to the EPA, hippies and tree huggers no company is allowed to build a decent saw anymore, they are all too restricted. The best saws were built from the early eighties to the mid nineties.
that Timberwolf will run tit for tat everyday with the husky
Echo appeared to be about 2 to 3 seconds slower
Jay Smith which isn’t bad considering it’s a smaller saw for a couple hundred dollars less
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 Maybe lean out the Echo just a bit.
THE STIHL 660 IS THE BEST CHAINSAW
I can't hear you!
The 590 is 59.8 cc....fyi
That skip chain is not for professionals or tree guys man. I'm a professional arborist and a skip tooth chain is designed for a saw to pull a longer chain than it is recommended to be doing. Your 365 can handle a 28 in bar with a full chisel chain on it. Your limiting its potential. It doesn't take bigger chunks. The size of your chips depend on your depth gauges or rakers. I run a 365. Your really slowing the cutting down by using that. You could put a skip on a 36in bar and it'll pull it. But not a regular chain it will bog and not perform.
Now you make me want to do a comparison between the two types of chains. I’m not saying you’re wrong at all but I can tell you that I’ve never had a regular chain cut as fast as a skip chain
@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073 buy a 36 in bar and both types of chains and the 365 will pull the skip but not the regular. On your 20 in bar the full chisel will out cut the skip. More teeth equals more wood being cut.
Another consideration would be less teeth to Sharpen on the skip tooth. I just had a great visit with a saw builder, Scott Kunz, and he runs skip tooth square filed chain. This guy is a wealth of knowledge and he is porting a 371xp for me👍 I have never run skip tooth, but I'm certainly considering it.
Husky tore it up
Husqwarna beter
Dude your killing your top end by going full throttle without letting them warm up for even 10 seconds before putting a massive load on the machines. No matter what you should always let every engine warm up at bare minimum for 5 minutes if not a solid 10 minutes especially when colder out, that's how you end up with equipment that'll last you 15-20 years without needing anything other than basic maintenance
Let it run fast idle for 15-30 seconds to purge the crankcase and lube the crank seals. Especially if it’s sat for awhile. I’ve seen a lot of saws sucking air at the crankshaft due to not letting them “warm up” or “purge”.
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And you know 50 yrs from now stihl will still be orange and white with white bar. SOS
Husky 365 is 65CC. Echo 590 is 59CC.
Ken that is correct.
The husky is 70.7 cc
@@Idahoprepper71 This Husky is the 365. 65 is the CC of this model. The Echo is 59.CC The last two numbers indicate the engine size on both saws.
It says right on Husqvarna website that the 365 is 70.7 cc?
Buckhorncamp yep just looked myself at husqvarna website 70.7cc looks like I was correct in the video
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Huskies are to heavy
My 2 new husky came with bad carbs from factory my 4 sthils won't idle timber Wolf echo is way better
I'm am a pro cutter echo way better
Where you really start to notice a difference is with longer bars.