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Upgrade my CS-670

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by bobdog2o02, Feb 13, 2018.

  1. Redfin

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    And this is what you are paying for. Knowledge. Its very easy to give someone "numbers". Two saws built to the same "numbers" will never run the same.

    Yes there are other variables involved between saws but one has to have a working knowledge of how all the aspects coordinate together.

    I will not let a saw leave my bench after porting it if I would not keep it for myself. That includes paying up to swap parts so the saw is right.
     
  2. Red97

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    This is my home for the next few months, then a bunch of other stuff to finish up.

    Probably be 2019 before I touch a saw :([​IMG]
     
  3. Mag Craft

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    Yes that is true if you are going to cut the squish band and cut the base of the cylinder then it is going to require some machinist skills and a lathe. Not something everyone has. The 250.00 does not look to bad then. But if you going to just work the ports that is a different story.
     
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  4. Eric VW

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    Excellent points, but highlighted text is why I even shy away from adjusting a carb...it’s not in my dusty wheelhouse...:confused:
    :handshake:
     
  5. bobdog2o02

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    I spoke with Red97 and he said he is not taking work for 1year or more. Do any of you guys have experience with these things or may want to give it a try?
     
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  6. Fifelaker

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    Termitebuffett and Huskihl both build a strong saw, both are good guys and honest.
     
  7. huskihl

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    Muh ears is ringin'.

    Thanks Bud.

    I've got time to play around with it. Never been inside an Echo before. They're probably a lot like a chainsaw :yes:
     
  8. Armbru84

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    One vote for Kevin. Great guy to work with and does good work.
     
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  9. huskihl

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    Thanks Cole
     
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  10. Red97

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    This guy a good egg^^^

    Termitebuffet, Redfin too

    I'd send to any of them
     
  11. huskihl

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    Text me when yer done catching steel on fire for the day
     
  12. Screwloose

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    I've got a 680 that I believe is just a new version of the 670. It's just barely broken in. It's already a fun little s@#$ but I would be interested in having it's guts tweaked.
     
  13. Red97

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    The 670's have some hidden potential. Same wif the 680
     
  14. Fifelaker

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    Did you cut your hand when you set that down Joe?
     
  15. Red97

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    These were before the bad plastic. Iirc the only plastic is clutch cover and top cover.

    Lots o metal on these saws. Especially the older ones
     
  16. Fifelaker

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    Still sharp, I read it on the internet, so it must be true.
     
  17. Red97

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    Bump...
     
  18. huskihl

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    Finishing a couple others first. Patience, Grasshopper
     
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    Upgraded

     
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