Treetopflyer
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Does anyone care to share thier hands on experience (see what I did there) with this top handle chainsaw echo cs 2511tes
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The "hands" effectively saying there should be 2 not 1 on the top saw or the fact that you spelled "their" wrong. LolDoes anyone care to share thier hands on experience (see what I did there) with this top handle chainsaw echo cs 2511tes
Fast fingers save time, not, right! Didn't want any one hand too hand jabs ,but its two much fun in this crowd. All for a smile!The "hands" effectively saying there should be 2 not 1 on the top saw or the fact that you spelled "their" wrong. Lol
What saw are you talking about Craig?It's a nice saw. Good power to weight, and it's a powerful lightweight saw for it's class. I don't have one personally but my partner does. Excellent balance in the hand.
That all said I have one negative opinion. I hate the tiny little fill caps for gas and oil. PITA
The fill holes have raised spouts with tiny openings about the size of a nickle. It does help keep saw dust out of the tanks though ....
Hope this helps with your saw quest.
You can't go wrong. Echo has discount days. I picked up my cs271t for $240. It's been my primary canopy saw for a year now.Saw one of these at the local saw shop last week. Holy crap are they tiny and light! Have yet to run one though
Any idea when the discount days are? Like an occasional thing or a yearly event?You can't go wrong. Echo has discount days. I picked up my cs271t for $240. It's been my primary canopy saw for a year now.
Sean, are you referring to the Echo CS-271T, or something else? The newer Echo 2511tes that @Treespotter posted a photo of above is even smaller and lighter than the CS271t, and also lighter than the Stihl MS-150T, I think.Saw one of these at the local saw shop last week. Holy crap are they tiny and light! Have yet to run one though
This little Echo CS-2511TES has a 25 cc engine, weighs 2.3 kilograms and produces a whopping 1.1 kW.Sean, are you referring to the Echo CS-271T, or something else? The newer Echo 2511tes that @Treespotter posted a photo of above is even smaller and lighter than the CS271t, and also lighter than the Stihl MS-150T, I think.
Tim
P.S. Here's a link to Echo's USA chainsaw page. The new 2511t is the first one listed. No specs shown on this page, but it links to a video that my handheld computer has trouble playing.
https://www.echo-usa.com/Products/Chain-Saws