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Absolute gold, you saved me from myself! Thank you!!

Good saw, but heavy. It works well if someone cuts very thick logs. For my needs, I use a Japanese model chainsaw Echo DCS-3500 with two 50V 4Ah batteries

I have been using the same saw for over a month and with only a 5ah battery. It lasts all afternoon. I cut chestnut and oak.👍

Thank you so much! I’d been putting off getting this fixed. A free fix is something I’m happy to do!

rakers need to be filed to get better shavings and you wont have to push , it will just cut

Son put in new line last evening. I used it all up already, our yard is large. "Easy to restring"??????? Not for me. Not for son and he is super techy and mechanical. I have watched this several times. Men's hands are much larger than a lady's hands, those tabs are NOT easy. I also have rhumatoid arthritis in my hands which makes this difficult for me. ***** I had a neighbor do it for me. It took him over an hour. The string kept fouling up inside of the trimmer. He could only get half the amount of line in it. Guess I will just use my mower to trim. I am not a happy camper with how I have to put string in this trimmer. I tried to send Harbor Frieght some feedback, but they want information I do not have. Personally, I like Harbor Frieght just not the trimmer.

Good on you for doing it yourself but it looks like maybe you could have used a better place to set up. It comes across on camera as though you set up on an area with a slope to it.

The gas saws are great for steady work loke bucking firewood. The battery is great for cutting trees into log form.

Kubota pay once & cry once, they are the " Toyota " of small power equipment and they don't really discount their products 😂

Would have been interesting if they both had both been tested with the same style and manufacture chain !

Why doesn't your septic have clean outs?

Bro, he ever have Google maps just look up the number on Google maps and call them

At least she didn’t set the pipe on fire

I would never toss a stone. Done plenty of sketch in my 63 yrs. I know for us here, on my place - we have crap clay soils - and you put anything on it, without some support, makes for an unstable place to jack from. After my brother had a similar issue - I had cut a bunch of 24x24 inch plates out of 1/4 and 3/8 steel plate. I have a bunch of them. That gives me a solid platform to work off. And yes - I have turned the tires on the Deere 850 - to get a better stance - less side shock - in winter when I am snowblowing. The L39 is twice as heavy. Much more care. The 49 D4 - 29,000 #'s. Effin careful with it! My point - listen and watch and work as safe as you can! Get help!!! Another set of eyes is invaluable. ME and my brother start, when we agree. And sometimes - we dont for a bit. We just dont what either of us -- OR YOU GENTS - to get hurt. Cheers

My Z 411, with the one spindle that is giving me a noise issue, I’m having problems removing the top nut. In your video, it seems very easy. Did you secure a breaker bar on the bottom nut to prevent it from spinning? Even when I put a breaker bar on the bottom nut, with significant force and pressure, I cannot get this top nut off. Any suggestions from any of you on this thread?

Give yourself credit for trying to do it yourself! Thanks for the video.

I don't know if you've had any experience with the 'standard' EGO charger; but MY experience is that when the standard and the rapid chargers are finished; the batteries are relatively cool; but I've charged two batteries on the charger that comes with the 2000; and the batteries are almost hot! I don't understand.

Can u tell me what is the price of that saw

I remember asking you someplace if the 5ah battery would run the 2000 at full speed. Your answer wasn't quite clear to me; but now I can confirm that the 5ah battery will NOT run the saw at top speed. It WILL however; run it at medium speed. There's nothing clear cut about the batteries. My CSX5000 comes with an 8ah battery; BUT; it WILL run at top speed with a 7.5ah. I haven't tried the 6ah in the 5000 yet; but I doubt it will run it at full speed.

I bought a county line from a neighbor to use and some bearings broke inside the gear box and can’t find parts for them anywhere. Tractor supply is no help at all! Good luck with yours

YIPPEE YAAAAAYYY YAHOOOOOO!😊 MY CS2005 arrived today! My 24" CSX5007's little sister. Now all I need is some wood to try them both out on to see how they compare.

The loader on the ground would definitely help. Also cribbing made with 4 by 6 blocks would help constructed like the house or barn jacking companies use. Rough sawn 4 by 6 is cheap insurance versus those tippy little jack stands. And the floor jacks are on wheels so they can allow side movements.

Why couldn't you. Seems like back in the 1960's just about everyone around our area did. Some were sidemount as on our Farmall H then later we got a Ford threepoint to use on our 8n.

Another numbnuts who doesn't read the instructions. You forgot to connect the strap the goes under the bumper to keep the tailgate from trying to close when you crank on the tarp! You have a plastic bed liner so material will slide out easily, as you found out. I'd suggest adding a small piece of wood on then end of the tarp, which helps pull the last of the material out of the box.

OK dummy, you only change one at a time, DON'T remove both wheels at the same time

Clamp on other side helps

I got some black sealer that goes around it fills pitts and it seals it

Great video though

It did not hold because you did not not have.the mower level and it all did not drain out

Great Video 👍🏽

Hey numbnuts, you forgot to hook up the strap to the underside of the bumper so the tailgate doesn't want to lift up like that!! WTF? You left half of the load in the box! I'd nail or screw a piece of wood (1" x1") on the end of the tarp so it would bring ALL the load out.

i have thought about this too...but my 700 lb tires are a concern. Falling off the jack wasn't on the list. Thanks for sharing.

Yes, I underestimated the weight of a tire once and it almost ended badly. I really like your videos.

Hey. How's it holding up? I've heard complaints regarding battery longevity and that they just flat stop charging after a while. How's your experience?

Good job! I do this daily for a living. If you have weights always mark where your valve is and bead seal is a must i say on old rims

who makes the engine?

Ego producta are junk #1 brand that I perform warranty work on at work .

I've tried a few electric saws and they just don't have the power or stamina of a gas saw. The best one I've tried so far was a Husquevarna. It had more power and the battery lasred longer than the rest but after felling four firs about 7"-9" each and roundimg them for firewood the battery was done. After the first few cuts, I had to take down the rakers some and give the chain a good sharpening. The factory sharpening job was adequate but not quite sharp enough to get full efficiency from the saw. After knocking down the rakers and sharpening, it performed much better but not where it needs to be for comercial logging. Of course you can't realistically compare an electric to a gas saw. It held it's own for an elecric but far below what you need to make money. Not very practical for making any money.

This was very helpful. Thank you so much. Saved me some cash.

So the lines fixed the drag on driver side

Just bought one and it does have the chain tightening screw again. It is now an allen head not phillips, and the tool comes with an allen wrench and a slot to hold it on the pole.

I have the 5.0 l 2011 same issue. Will the line fix it. Caliber and pads are new driver side is burning pads and rotors. Shit aggravating

Good video and impressive saw thus far. Would love to see a video on your drum mower at some point. Thanks!

Usually the issue with the hose is caused by the metal mounting bracket midway on the hose, which builds up rust on the inside and then compresses against the rubber hose, causing a restriction..... Common on F-150's and Jeeps!

Thank you for including the mistakes. It really helps people like me...

!! About the Triggers !! Do the triggers work like a throttler or just on/off switch ?

thanks for the obnoxious 2 min. commercial!

I've had my CSX5000 for a while now. I put a 24" bar on it; and I don't understand why EGO didn't market it this way in the first place . Anyway; I am an undisciplined low level collector of battery operated chainsaws; subsequently; my CS2005 should be here by the first part of next week 😢😂 I really enjoy your videos.

Thanks for explaining the vent screw. The one thing I wasn't sure of

any updates on this saw?