The problem i have with the 155/152 is the exhaust Due to how is down firing when trimming certain plants they will get burn marks I'm currently using a Stihl 81t and couple of shindaiwa I don't have that issue anymore Most of echo trimmers have this exhaust design, to each their own but thats mu issue with them Other than that This are great tools, had the 155 and the 2020 Good trimmers I also highly recommend using echo red armor oil mix with your fuel, you will see less issues with piston...
They will as long as the plant is still alive and the branches are still somewhat soft. Use caution if it’s dry and dead, that’s where it could be difficult.
@@wallysworkin823 Thanks bro for the part number. I’m going to wait a day or so to see if the one I ordered will fit. If not,I’ll return it and just order the one you gave me the correct part number for. Thanks again.👍
@@wallysworkin823 Bought my first Echo saw in 1990 to heat the house to keep my family warm.That family froze to death ,so I started a new family and bought a Husqvarna.New family is doing good, but I hear the guy that bought the old Echo from me has been in and out of asylums for 30 years now. Aside from all that,great detail on the video and nice job.
@@pallmall5495 My condolences, you failed to mention the chainsaw part so it all makes sense now. Maybe we can get you into a Stihl then you will really now what living is.
@@wallysworkin823 please,lets not go there. I once watched a man buy a Stihl saw. He WAS a good friend of mine. The saw got a rain drop in the fuel tank, and he pulled the starter rope until his appendix ruptured. He is doing ok, but I refuse to be friends with people with ruptured appendix.
The problem i have with the 155/152 is the exhaust
Due to how is down firing when trimming certain plants they will get burn marks
I'm currently using a Stihl 81t and couple of shindaiwa
I don't have that issue anymore
Most of echo trimmers have this exhaust design, to each their own but thats mu issue with them
Other than that
This are great tools, had the 155 and the 2020
Good trimmers
I also highly recommend using echo red armor oil mix with your fuel, you will see less issues with piston...
Thanks for the info.
This helps me to purchase the one I need
Do any of these models cut one inch twigs? Poulan Pro PR2322 advertises to cut up to one inch.
They will as long as the plant is still alive and the branches are still somewhat soft. Use caution if it’s dry and dead, that’s where it could be difficult.
Where are you located cross roads (Phoenix Az)?
Shop is in north Scottsdale, Raintree and 101.
@@wallysworkin823 thank you
Are the Echo blade scabbards universal for all three?
Unfortunately no.
@@wallysworkin823 Ut-oh….I ordered the one that fits the 152,155 I guess that’s the one on Amazon. I’ve got the 2020…
Do you have a part number for the scabbard that fits the 2020?
@@1EVILZ06 I misread your first comment, yes you can use the same scabbard. The one for the 2020 is X495000870.
@@wallysworkin823 Thanks bro for the part number. I’m going to wait a day or so to see if the one I ordered will fit. If not,I’ll return it and just order the one you gave me the correct part number for. Thanks again.👍
Don't really feel like working today? Tired and just need a break? Rely on your Echo tools to never start so you can go home.
Haha it’s not that bad.
@@wallysworkin823 Bought my first Echo saw in 1990 to heat the house to keep my family warm.That family froze to death ,so I started a new family and bought a Husqvarna.New family is doing good, but I hear the guy that bought the old Echo from me has been in and out of asylums for 30 years now. Aside from all that,great detail on the video and nice job.
@@pallmall5495 My condolences, you failed to mention the chainsaw part so it all makes sense now. Maybe we can get you into a Stihl then you will really now what living is.
@@wallysworkin823 please,lets not go there. I once watched a man buy a Stihl saw. He WAS a good friend of mine. The saw got a rain drop in the fuel tank, and he pulled the starter rope until his appendix ruptured. He is doing ok, but I refuse to be friends with people with ruptured appendix.