echo 670

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Ronald

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Nov 22, 2009
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central nc
In my wood gathering I found that sometimes I needed a bigger saw to cut large trunks. Looked at a lot of saws and decided on the Echo 670 with 24" bar. This saw starts easy and runs good. It has auto oiling plus a manual oiler that extends the life of the chain. My dealer recommended this saw over the other brands he sells for the lack of warranty service he has to do. I really like the saw and it is made of real metal, not so much plastic. It stumps better that any other saw I have used.
 
woodfar said:
In my wood gathering I found that sometimes I needed a bigger saw to cut large trunks. Looked at a lot of saws and decided on the Echo 670 with 24" bar. This saw starts easy and runs good. It has auto oiling plus a manual oiler that extends the life of the chain. My dealer recommended this saw over the other brands he sells for the lack of warranty service he has to do. I really like the saw and it is made of real metal, not so much plastic. It stumps better that any other saw I have used.

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I like the echos just no dealer here other than the big box store and there line of saws isnt very wide.
 
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