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This thing is a pain in the butt. I hate this thing. After 20 years of use I got tired of carrying needle nose pliers and stopping everytime it breaks. And put the original bump head back on and WOW it’s so much easier faster with no downtime.

I have the bigger container with the little container attached to it that you squeeze and it has 3.2oz on there for some unknown reason and thats too much and I cant figure out how to drain some out of there without just pouring it out.

Terrible design.

Very useful video!

Thanks so much really helped, could set up my chain and tensioner was not working to tighten chain. Followed your steps and I got it

Great video, guys. There are debates as to which direction to use this tool, walking forward as pushing it or walking backward and dragging it like in tne video 😂

Best saw.

wtf, how is this good?

Life saver

Excellent video: clear, concise - made it a very simple task - thank you!

Thank you for a great video, instructions are very clear and very easy to follow.

A guy who purposely trashes his yard and gutters for a demo deserves a thumbs up.

I bought on of these, and returned it the same afternoon. Completely gutless and barely sucks up dry leaves.

I know this video is quite old but just wanted to know how it’s holding up i think I’m more like yourself i really just came about the reliability as the SRM-225 had let me down after only 5 months and yes i mow commercial and so I figured i might need the 2620T for better reliability. Hope to hear back from you! Great video btw!🪃

I've had many, many chainsaws in my lifetime, and the Echo is by far the best. Mainly, because it's the easiest to start! Today, I used my Echo 352 16" chainsaw after letting it sit for 3 years. I put in gas/oil mixture, bar chain oil, primed it a couple times, and it started on 2nd pull! I've had more expensive, name brand chainsaws before that wouldn't start no matter what I did. I'm so glad I found out about the Echo chainsaw, and you should too!

What does srm stand for?

non Ethanol Gas, Over winter store empty/ run all the gas out... You will solve 75% of most problems.

i have many echo products but my string trimmer is leaking oil out of the exhaust is this normal?

WHAT THE HELL why is the video so short?

Why dies this sound like an 80s TV show...?

Which attachments do I need to put the 22 tooth blade on this trimmer?

I want to buy it to kill english ivy

No bullshit, helpful video.

Best loader ever made! Been using it for 10 years ! love it

Great video. Quick and to the point. I wish all CZcams videos were like this

Ugh

I have been trying to tighten the chain on my CS590. I have been using it and with at least 4 chain changes and bar reversals. So all was good after about 15-20 hours of use over the past year. Now... it appears the guide screw the tension pin rides on is not riding along the screw but rather back and forth in a fixed position. Think of a half-circle motion. Is something jammed? Replace tension pin?

I wish the pb 2620 could be turned into a vac

Daryl B. Kerr from Belfast Northern Ireland uses a Echo GT-222ES CURFT SHAFT

VERY NICE

I'm Daryl B. Kerr from Belfast Northern Ireland and I use a ECHO GT-222ES CURFT SHAFT and it is great all 👍's up

I love Echo chainsaws this is special because it cranks even when the temperature is below freezing outside maybe the easiest saw to start mine was going after 3 pulls

That canned fuel is crap. Get rec gas, add some Amsoil 2 cycle oil and it runs forever.

Please send this to the UK..

Terrible video.

DO NOT USE HIGH OCTANE FUEL, HE IS WRONG

May as well have just said, "put the chain on the chainsaw". Had a two minute limit, I guess.

This music is an atrocity

How can i order echo chainsaw with the 80cc

If this is Echo Canada then why 2.6 ounces per gallon? Our gallon is about 4.5 litres which would use about 3 ounces.

Replace trimmer head for echo 1E

Hmm, my manual cold start says something different... doesn't say move the choke lever after the "burp".. I must have been flooding it... I will try this and hope it works better cause now I'm NOT happy, lol. My manual also says push that little bulb pump 8X's not 5-6... Yep! I push the bulb 5x's... 8x's is flooding it. So this guy's procedure works perfectly! That's crazy that the manual's starting procedure makes the product look bad... ya'll really need to correct that... works perfectly now.

Ha, you can see the little gas can leaks! I bought "No Spill" brand from Home Depot... they appear to work very well!

Well mine is NOT that easy to start that's why I'm looking for the vid that shows me what I'm doing wrong... I followed what is says in the manual. It might be that easy after it's already been started, but I start it and don't turn it off till I'm done so the only time I've done that is when I run out of gas...

This vid is old... I bought the nice little 2.6oz echo oil that has stabilizer in it so it will last all summer... much easier. And I dumped the oil in the 1gal container at the gas station, then filled watching the pump till it was 1gal... that's the easiest way.

The only time that I have had to pull the rope more than once on my Echo was when I had left the power switch off.

Should the mixture change if the trimmer is older with alot of hours use?

hello goodmorning

I agree, the automotive style air filters on my CS-370 and CS-400 work well and are superior to the "plain and thin" air filter, as shown on the Stihl saw as shown in the video. That being said, my Echo CS-590 has a similar "plain and thin" air filter that is not designed very well. Sawdust and fine particles are getting passed through my carburetor from behind the filter. This problem is well documented on the internet and hopefully Echo addresses this issue. To try and remedy this issue, I apply a thin coat of grease to the air filter where it connects to the chainsaw and this appears to be working.

You left out a lot of important information.