ECHO CS-590 Timberwolf - how good is it - bar/chain install
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2018
- #ECHOUAG #echomeansbusiness #powersaws #mcculloch #echo #stihl #husqvarna #lawncarelife #chainsaws
I really appreciate ECHO sending us this power saw to try out and compare against our other brand saws like STIHL, Husqvaran, McCulloch. This saw really impressed us with the light weight and yet had lots of power 59.8cc engine :)
We are excited to have this saw in our rotation of working saws.
We hope you enjoy this video. Be sure to watching the unboxing of this saw as well.
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I have a tree service and these echo saws , all of em , are truly 110% duty cycle and pro grade.
Have you ever had any starting issues with them
@@jhaynes51190 I have the 590. It can be a bear to start by it floods very easily. Don't ever use thr choke, and don't ever pull it with the kill switch on off. Instant flooding. Cold starting, choke in, switch to run and pull.
@@jhaynes51190 stihl, echo, and husqvarna are all good but stihl and husqvarna have more aftermarket market parts like to rebuild a motor it's more easy on a husky or stihl
Tops.... now That Makita has quit making gas engines!
I just got this saw and bucked a 24" diameter 120' tall Pine that a storm blew over. It was like carving butter with a hot knife. It didn't beat me up, and I did it with one tank of gas. I freaking love this saw!
Ha! Loosen the chain tensioner before reinstalling!! That was a big help thank you! Great video I can always come back to this video
thank you, i've been curious about echo and your demo was awesome!
Ypu should always hold the bar up as you tighten, or else when ypu put pressure on it the bar will move up causing a lose chain ....
I bought one a few years back. It has been nothing but fabulous.
After you get done filling your gas and oil in the field, pick your caps up out of the dirt and reinstall the little hangers that would have kept them out of the dirt! Brilliant!
Mine have never fallen out. Maybe your just dumb.
The best start up tutorial on a Timber Wolf on UA-cam. Good stuff bro.
I have the CS-400 and the 590. LOVE THEM!
Try if you can the newwer cs501 ... I upgraded to that one from the 400 ... Worth the extra $ if you work long hours .
I have an 35cc echo 4 years now its great for pruning and cutting quite big chunks of trees especially for fireplace or pruning olive trees and so I'm looking forward to buy this high power 60cc echo for more power and i liked this video
Well done! This was a very well done vid. Camera angle, close-ups, audio, clear instruction and informative, the way vids should be produced. Texas folks like this guy always seem to hav their act together. Great job! Thnx.
I really like how you did this video. You were precise and I like how you got closer where you could to show stuff. Personally this is the first saw I've bought for myself. I've used tons of others of various sizes that other family members had or close friends, but this was good as a pre first start video. Thanks for your time!
I love my Echo Timberwolf. Great for bigger girth rounds, quality Japanese product. The power to weight ratio is good. Its a wonderful, functional and reliable power saw.
@@TexasVeteranLawnService they are made in Japan?? i am thinking about the huskvarna Rancher here for my wood stove or this Echo!!!!
Gervais
Nice video! Great information!. Be safe out there!.
Now, I bought that exact saw 7 months ago and I will say it beats every saw I have ever ran.
I've ran Stihl, RedMax, Husqvarna, Makita, Poulan, Jonsered, McCulloch, Homelite, and Dolmar.
The Echo saw out preformed all of them.
I have 3 Echo chainsaws now and I use them at least 3 time a week.
@Michael Hiers it out preformed everything. Me and my friends ran the Echo CS-590 Timberwolf against equivalents from Stihl, Makita, Husqvarna, Dolmar, and Poulan Pro in a contest on a log 18 inches across.
Here's the results.
#1: Echo
#2: Husqvarna
#3: Makita
#4: Stihl
#5: Dolmar
#6: Poulan Pro
We also did reliability tests.
Echo was the most reliable after sitting for 2 months with starting with 4 pulls of the rope, Dolmar 5 pulls, Husqvarna and Makita 7 pulls, Stihl 9 pulls, Poulan Pro didn't start without starting fluid.
Go for Echo. Mine has been through hell and back countless time. It's been dropped, kicked, thrown, ran over, etc. and it's still going.
It's expensive, but it's worth every dime. Just make sure you run it slow for 2 tanks of fuel. After that, run it hard all the time and it'll be the best saw you ever had.
You have to run it hard. If you run it light, it will start lagging on throttle response and won't run right.
Great demonstration!thanks
Thank you brother.
Great video . We have a CS 590 and love it
Thanks for the tutorial.
Nice saw,thinking about buying one.good video thanks.
CS 590 and CS330T I am very satisfied with both. Muffler mod and tuned both
A+ video!🤙🏼
Yes very helpful great video
Great video. About tobuy mine
I have a echo cs590 cuts great I wouldn't trade it for nothing
Thanks for the video
Great review
Great video 👍
Thanks for videos ...just started my lawn care business and need all the help..
Gracias amigo saludos de mexico
Precut logs!!! Fine job...
My 590 is a monster 👌🤘
We have yet to smoke one of them and they stay pedal to the metal.
I just bought one of these saws and the guy where I bought it from put it together and filled it with gas and oil. It is a cutting machine and I love it. If you buy one from Home Depot and you are a veteran you get a discount one them.
Not anymore
Having issues starting up my 590. Bought it new started it up did some cutting turned it off and it rained! Took it out of the rain asap. Now won't start. I did my regular routine start up. I had a 352 and 400 an never had issues. Until this 590 any suggestions
Pull the plug and the air filter. Let it air out and check the plug for fouling. If you turn the saw on it’s side and run it, they have a habit of flooding and being VERY hard to start.
Simple fix: After running it on its side, turn it to the upright working position, give it a few squeezes of the throttle, and let it idle for about 15 seconds.
We've ran both Stihl and Echo for going on 40 years. Stihl is NOT what it used to be. Echo, however, still has that sweet positive power and easy starting without temperament. I got this Timberwolf saw thinking it would be closer to the Farmboss in comparison, but it's not. It's closer to two to three steps up with the MS 311 and 391. This saw is impeccable in power, low vibration, and ease of use. Being able to just start out and go is just a bonus. All our equipment, from trimmers, blowers, and saws have always been like this for starting when comparing the Echo to Stihl.
I agree that Stihl is just not what it used to be. I feel like Husky has truly taken over the number 1 spot with echo quickly approaching tbe number 2 spot. Once they expand to more professional saws who knows, they might even take over for Husky.
Easy to start n cut like hot knife on butter
Wow
excellent
Nice Thanks
Thanks trying to decide between Stihl, Husqvarna, and Echo
@@TexasVeteranLawnService I never see McCulloch anymore, this will be my first and just for small things, was leaning toward the Stihl MS 171 but now Im really interested in the Echo 310. Thanks for your help.
@@TexasVeteranLawnService ok thank you sir
@@TexasVeteranLawnService Well I bought it today, An Echo CS-490 It was just under the Timber Wolf Unfortunately it was more than I had. I hope the 490 is good do you have an opinion on it or any advice? thank you.
@@TexasVeteranLawnService Yes sir got that covered and thanks for your help.
Sthil 261 with a 20" bar, and skip the M-tronic. Best saw bar none.
Easy to follow and not intimidating for a woman to attempt!
@@TexasVeteranLawnService If I had someone with experience to ask I wouldn't be spending my Sunday morning watching your chainsaw video. You made setting up the saw and chain simple to understand. I really appreciate you mentioning the ways to safely start a chainsaw. Thank you.
I need suggestions: CS-590 or 620p? I am cutting mostly 14-20" trees. Thanks.
590
I have the 620pw and it pulls the 27inch bar great!!
anyone buying such a large saw should already know how to install bar & chain... imo
I remember my first chainsaw....
Don't we all ... Best reply here . Thank you for the smile .
I just bought the exact same chainsaw in 24"
Does it pull that 24" well?
@@ronaldwilkins6056 with no problem! Thing has serious power
@@TNsher776 Thank you very much, that's what I've been waiting to hear since all the reviews I've seen are running a 20"...I bought a 400 as my first saw to deal with some storm damage and it's a great little machine but I def need something bigger.
Have a great year!
PS: Subbed...:)
Its been 8 months since you've had this saw. Are you happy with it? Have you looked into replacing the bar with a longer 30"-36" bar? Have you used it with an Alaskan chainsaw mill?
Great vid! Would you recommend mcculloch cs 450 elite for firewood?
@@TexasVeteranLawnService Thank You for a quick response, I am looking for new saw and this is pretty cheap here in Spain compared with stihl or husky
@@TexasVeteranLawnService thanks!!!
@@TexasVeteranLawnService one more question, if you had to buy a saw for lets say 3 days a week 3 to 4 hours of work what would you get? We are talking máximum 35cm thick almond and wild olive wood mostly..
@@TexasVeteranLawnService i was looking at huskies, mainly 550xp or stihl 261 or echo 590. But then I thought that I dont need that much power, but I would like strong and sturdy so I switched to husky 455,stihl 241 and echo 490.. I do have all 3 dealers whithin 20 min from my home..
Than I saw Mcculloch 450 and its like 30% less price although I dont think its for lightly intensive use
I want to buy this saw would you say it's good for light duty professional work maybe 2 trees every other week??? And firewood ???
@@TexasVeteranLawnService thankyou so much :)
@@TexasVeteranLawnService I found a place selling the cs590 brandnew for 347 out the door after tax cause of black Friday should i hop on it? That's what they go for on craigslist used.....
@@TexasVeteranLawnService ok awesome I will let you know :)
@@TexasVeteranLawnService you too!! :)
absolute beast of a saw. only consideration would be upgrading to aluminium handle. But the motor is strong, runs and ideals great
Looks to be a very good power saw. Does it come with any kind of warranty?
@@TexasVeteranLawnService you probably did and I missed it. My better half was talking while I was trying to watch.
@@TexasVeteranLawnService A lot more since I'm retired and making sure I spend enough time with her. Getting after those hogs next week so I'm killing that honey do list lol
@@TexasVeteranLawnService Better not!!!!
5 years!
Best warranty in the industry.
5 years for homeowner / non commercial use.
Keep in mind that DOES NOT cover problems caused by ethanol fuel.
Use Stabil or pay a little extra and get real gas.
Echo ear muffs required. Bought a cordless last year, hung up my gas unit. No noise, no stink!
Al Gore must be concerned about climate change - hope that electric doesn't get wet, Al Gore.
Jolkrae Remeark Good heads up, I won’t use it when it’s raining, LOL
@@jolkraeremeark6949 haha and recharged with the liberal hating power plants electricity lmao.
i bough this saw 5 years ago or less only used it once and only used a half tank of gas stored it got it out of the shed dumped the gas added new gas and oil started right up after three pulls then i cut three limbs about 12in thick killed the saw and tried to start it back would not start. After spending $40 parts spark plug' air filter gas filter still no start Took it home where i have more tools and discovered it has NO compression only 32 psi the saw is practically brand new i had to finish the job with my 16in Husqvama Yes i used the same gas and mixture
You ran it lean from a clogged up carb, dumping the gas out out does not get all of the gas out of the carb which gums up
I have one great saw.
Never use the tip of the bar for cutting kick back zone just saying for people who don't .
is that japanese factory/company??
@@TexasVeteranLawnService then they could have quality and prices of Echo chainsaws are not cheap and almost on stihl ,husqwarna level by price and that means probably performance too
the young turks
But, The music! ???
is that what that is at the beginning?
First is ts this military veteran-owned? Next, compare this to the STIHL MS 271 FARM BOSS
I know some folks do it buy id never start a saw with the handle between my legs.i high compression saw will have you on your knees cuz you smashed your nuts
use your left hand to release the breake and keep your damn hand on the handles if you think you need your fingers
check it out, safety third, mike rowe.
Wow you need to adjust the volume down on your startup music. Way to loud. Had to turn my volume down. Once the video started when ever you would get further from your camera I had to turn the volume up. Very inconsistent. Liked the video but not the audio to much. Sorry to be so critical. Bug problem for UA-cam’s.. many do the same as you do. Hope to see other videos with better audio in the future.
You might think about getting a wireless mic and clip it on your shirt. That way you will have the same level of audio for videos when your the only person in it. Thanks for making videos for us. I learn so much even in my 60’s..
I understand. No problem. Your content was very good and to the point. Thanks.. I did learn more then I did b4 I started to watch.
You said, "starting right now", then comes a 37 second intro.......
just saying.
Agreed. Too long and loud.
Right - and that noise...why do people think ANYBODY wants to hear that stuff?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why do you end your comment with "just saying". For the life of me I do not understand why people end a comment with "just saying". Seems a bit stupid.
?????? This is a great video
Man that intro music......
I have an Echo CS 400, it sits on my shelf in the garage. I've started it twice in 2 years. Echo's are crap, the Timberwolf is their only decent saw. I use my 15 year old McCulloch...
Echo has never let me down and I'm pretty sure I have never craped an echo so put that in your pipe and smoke it.
#whatastihlguysay
Echo is not crap sounds like the owner blaming a company due to his lack of ability
Good luck getting parts for the McCulloch been down that road
Idiot in my opinion
you should always wear chaps
I returned mine the same day I bought it😡you better tighten that bar oil cap real good! Auto Oiler did not adjust properly, chain immediately dulled, and engine flooded on restart.
echo its MADE where,i know Husqvarna;Stihl SWEDEN,and German....MAYBE NOW usa lol
Check out my channel. I recently climbed and cut down a pine tree with this saw and a 24" bar and chain. Its a great saw. Thanks for the video and support.
I live in united kingdom the postage won't be that bad! Email me at oisinohalloranchat@gmail.com and we can organise something my man
The Echo chainsaw has thankfully gone the way of the Edsel. Lots of hype for mediocre equipment. Try as they may, they fail daily to match Husqvarna.
Absolutely I agree McCulloch is my favorite but Husqvarna is my favorite as well
Husky are hammered dogs hit. My echos will beat them 366 days out of the year.
@@joshlower1 lol yeah, and Mike Smith has a beard.
I cringe when people start saws this way
Starting a saw on the ground is the only safe way
@@TexasVeteranLawnService I don't put my foot through the handle either that's why most newer saws have the wide plate on one side of the handle I place my foot on the wider part of that plate. I also generally have the brake set as well. As your aware chainsaws are not forgiving.
@@TexasVeteranLawnService start em however works best for you. I prefer on the ground method.
Have a good one. BTW I own a n Echo CS 590 and CS 400. Both great saws
@@mikebraz25 Tell that to the climbers who have to start their saws in trees.
@@karlrovey what, you've never seen a climber put a foot in the handle to start the saw🤓
Sorry i couldnt watch more than 40 second. Please change the music.
Don't start a chainsaw between your legs. That's not a good idea. Unless you are bigfoot just put your foot on the handle on the ground and crank it.
Not liking this.
this guy has obviously never worked with any chainsaw lol I can honestly say that the two start up demos were totally very dangerous ways to start a saw. and the way he started the saw was totally whack lol
Must be all kinds of whack'os out here. What was totally dangerous about the starting technique?
this is not how to do this safe at all total thumbs down........