Efco saw's?

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fabguy01

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Ben seeing them pop up at a few places and they seem pretty OK "in the store" but was wondering if anyone had any real world experience with them? Nate
 
I bought a CS56 on sale for 300. Well built saws. Runs strong : )
 
Efco is Italian-made. I have a weed whacker made by Efco. It works great when it works, but it's a touchy PITA. I don't think I'd buy a chainsaw from them. I mean, look how well they make Fiats.
 
Bigg_Redd said:
I thought ECHOs were Japanese made. Didn't they used to be?
Are you trying to change the subject or make a joke?
 
LLigetfa said:
Bigg_Redd said:
I thought ECHOs were Japanese made. Didn't they used to be?
Are you trying to change the subject or make a joke?

Neither. I thought people were saying "Efco" as a slight in the same way they might say"Pull-On" or "Crapsmen." I've never heard of or seen an actual "Efco."
 
According to THIS post, they make saws for John Deere.
 
Bigg_Redd said:
LLigetfa said:
Bigg_Redd said:
I thought ECHOs were Japanese made. Didn't they used to be?
Are you trying to change the subject or make a joke?

Neither. I thought people were saying "Efco" as a slight in the same way they might say"Pull-On" or "Crapsmen." I've never heard of or seen an actual "Efco."

Check out he Bailey's website. Efco and Echo are different brands.
 
Like mine a lot, even though it is yellow. Just used it yesterday to take down a big silver maple, an old pear tree, and some gnarly old apple. It does a nice job and is well built.
 
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