ECHO ES-250 crazy noise. Watch this before you sell yours on CraigsList!
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- čas přidán 21. 06. 2019
- I almost wrote this machine off as a connecting rod that had failed. When I double checked to confirm my diagnoses i saw something else! The nut/flywheel/shredder had loosened up. I rarely do this but to hold the flywheel/shredder blade on I put a piece if spark plug wire that was looped in the spark plug hole and used an impact wrench to secure the nut. Its been a week and so far so good. Just thinking outside the box a little on this one. Almost 2K subs. My boys laffed at my first video nearly 2 years ago. Ha! Jake and Luke!
Wow! Out of all the 2 cycle equipment I've worked on, I've never seen that before
I've seen it twice, both on echo machines.
It’s very common on Echos enough to be recalled.
That's a weird one eh Dave. Funny I just did a flywheel key shear video today
Yeah, I was thinking connecting rod.
can use that carb for sumn
What thread does have for removing flywheel?
I don't understand the question. Sorry Mike.
@@ZombieDaveAZ Hello Dave I want to know if the crank shaft has a left hand thread or right hand thread to remove the flywheel
I forgot this is the es-250 echo
Hey Mike, the flywheel will always come off in the same direction that it is traveling when it is working. Same with centrifugal clutches. I hope that helps. 👍
Smart buyers choose Stihl. Echo is cheap consumer grade garbage that's engineered to fail. A lot of their flywheels are interchangeable. I had a customers chainsaw that did the same thing, and I used a flywheel from one of their curved shaft trimmers, off my junkpile.
I use various brands including Stihl, however as you say Echo being a consumer brand and is "garbage".
Well I beg to differ with you on that, so as the dumb buyer I purchased the Echo ES250 blower in 2012 and the Echo SRM260 back in 2008 and both are still running strong and I have five acres to look after. Each to his own opinion though.