I just got this little dynamo. It runs really well for a 25cc saw & is very light @ 5.5 pounds. It will do much better after opening up the muffler a bit & letting it breathe. It came with an Oregon VPX chain:3/8lp x 14” x .05” & it chatters pretty bad so I am going to try a Stihl chain & some different Oregon chain. Several folks are saying 1/4” .043 kerf is the way to go on these but I believe I will stick with the 3/8lp. They are allegedly coming out with a rear handle version. I will put a tank or two of fuel thru it testing a couple different chains tomorrow.
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That is a top handle saw and normally used by trained tree surgeons when in the tree dismantling. Please do not get into the habit of using it onehanded.
https://www.echo-tools.co.uk/top-handle-chainsaw-3-things-consider/
https://www.husqvarna.com/uk/forest/get-started/tools/why-choose-a-top-handle-chainsaw/
https://www.echo-tools.co.uk/top-handle-chainsaw-3-things-consider/
https://www.husqvarna.com/uk/forest/get-started/tools/why-choose-a-top-handle-chainsaw/
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I have little intention of running it one handed, two hands will be used during the break in cutting & chain testing. It was bought for pruning yard trees & entrances at field borders while in the lift. Often times my pole saw is just to awkward to have/use in the lift. If/when Echo releases a rear handle 2511 I would consider purchasing one for clearing fence lines & scrub brush.
