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Echo CS750EVL Bar Length

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by MeanJoe, May 16, 2026.

  1. MeanJoe

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    Any recommendations on a long bar for an Echo Cs750EVL? I have 4 saws with 20” bars and thought I’d put a longer bar on this one for special occasions. Looks like 28” is fairly available from Oregon. The bar mount is D176.
     
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    I'd try the 28. I have one that see's plenty of use. A 24" wouldn't be a big enough jump since you already have 20's.
     
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    Some Echos have odd drive link count. I would see if there is a bar length that uses something common.

    Cool old saws. I have one that just sits in the basement. It came to me with a 24' roller nose bar.
     
  5. MeanJoe

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    Ended up with a 24” because that’s what they had at the hardware store. At least I know the new standard Echo bars fit so I can order a longer one. Or keep an eye out for a 1001VL and then get a big bar!
     
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    It’s heavy but I really enjoy it. Time to finish out the vintage Echo collection. I have a 302, 500, 610, and 750.
     
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    I have a couple not on your list. CS-315 and 452VL. I have two of the 315s. Both in really nice shape. 20250730_112649.jpg 20250508_154440.jpg
     
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    Where abouts in west Michigan are you? I'm between Muskegon and grand rapids.
     
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    I had one and sold it. I wish I could have kept it but needed money for medical bills. Very cool old saws.
     
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    That bar mount is also available from Tsumura as well. I’m 5’9” and despise bending over to buck logs due to back issues. a 28” is my standard bucking bar length for me and on most of my larger saws they do not feel nose heavy and are fairly balanced.
     
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    We grabbed one off the shelf for large new Echos and it mounted right up with the oiler in the correct spot. I was surprised that the mount hasn’t changed. I’ll get a 28” or 32” bar at some point but the 24” got what I needed for now.
     
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