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Echo Canada Western
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2020
Showing the Echo PB-9010T doing some fast work of Snow in Alberta Canada
Here's a video of the newest backpack blower from Echo Inc. the PB-9010T. This currently is the most powerful backpack blower on the market, and it shows it's muscle making quick work of this snow.
We have about 4-6 inches of snow, it's -15 Celsius outside, and the snow was perfect for this machine. In total to do my sidewalk, and both of my neighbors, as well as my driveway, it took about 10 minutes. With a shovel I would have been about an hour, and WAY more tired.
Landscapers, and snow removal guys, if you don't have one of these in your fleet, your wasting time! Now I know we have excellent snow for this, as it's dry and fluffy, but when you get snow like this, and you get it off right away, there's no better way.
The Echo PB9010T is a 79.9CC 2 cycle engine, weighs 26.4 lbs, and puts out a wopping 48 newtons of blowing force. Which means 1110 CFM of volume and 220 mph at the nozzle.
Thanks for watching.
We have about 4-6 inches of snow, it's -15 Celsius outside, and the snow was perfect for this machine. In total to do my sidewalk, and both of my neighbors, as well as my driveway, it took about 10 minutes. With a shovel I would have been about an hour, and WAY more tired.
Landscapers, and snow removal guys, if you don't have one of these in your fleet, your wasting time! Now I know we have excellent snow for this, as it's dry and fluffy, but when you get snow like this, and you get it off right away, there's no better way.
The Echo PB9010T is a 79.9CC 2 cycle engine, weighs 26.4 lbs, and puts out a wopping 48 newtons of blowing force. Which means 1110 CFM of volume and 220 mph at the nozzle.
Thanks for watching.
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My name is Dustin with Echo Power Equipment Canada, and this is a video comparing the weights and performance of our main models offered in Canada. There are others that we sell, but these are some of our most common. These saws range from the Echo CS310-14 all the way up to the CS620P. These saws range from an MSRP of $299.95 up to $809.85 in Canadian dollars in Canada. I wanted to show people...
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New Echo CS310-14 Chainsaw first run, and info!
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This is my first video. I would like to get a bunch of informational videos about all things Echo, Shindaiwa, and Echo Bearcat. In this video, I'm just showing people what a brand new saw does. To date all Echo units have adjustable carburetors, and most people are missing out on a LOT of performance that having it tuned slightly, will unlock for them. This is a brand new in box Echo CS310-14, ...
I put on my boots, my heated vests and gloves then I use my pb - 9010 T to blow off the snow from my driveway at the front and side of the house. It saves my back. I will be buying heated pants next month
I recently purchased one of these saws . Did a muffler mod and carb adjust after break in now it powers it's way threw a large piece of dry ash with ease
I like this saw. Works well. Tore up the original bar and chain. Anyone can tell me if I can run the KAKEI 18”, 3/8 LP pitch, .050 gauge, 62 drive links onto my Echo CS 310?
Never seen wood before.
Well it a nice littl lightweight trim and firewood saw, great for taking on the trail, or around the yard for small projects, great little tool.
Hi, is there a noticeable performance difference between 490 vs 501P? Interesting that the 4510 just need 14 sec.Thx
Excellent comparison but some of your chains looked really slack,, and no ear defenders!
I just bought a echo 352 and what a pos i will never buy another echo saw definitely under powered no zip . Pos
I have 5 Echo saws a 370 with 18 inch bar a 400 that’s dead a tree got it a cs 530 18 inch bar then we move up to the cs 600p 24 inch bar then comes my cs 620p 28 inch bar that saws a best.
Very good, i have one here in jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 too,and it works pretty well
I loved your video. I'm a big Echo fan. I have the 2511T which is my fave. I also have the 501P which I've never used.
Who won ?
I love my Shindaiwa 501SX too (identical except red). Apart from the nice build quality and way best weight compared with the equivalent Stihl and Huskie pro 50cc's, I love how it just digs in, strong torque. Nice and nimble to handle too. Good job Yamabiko.
Playing on family
Sir, I noticed you have black bar on your C S5 90 Timberwolf I’m looking for one and I live in Tennessee. I cannot locate one on the Internet the ones that I found on the Internet and the description say maybe shipped to you in silver or black and I always get silver and send them back. Do you know where I could purchase one?
They don't make saws with black bars any more. They switched to silver about 4 years ago. But there's still a lot of black bars out there! Call a dealer.
Like Makitas this is a straight commercial grade saw line that aint have fill saws like home, farm etc which increases costs of saws for that maker. When i visit Makita, Echo, Zenoah they are all one grade saws which makes it easy to not waste time in shop comparing with others. It keeps dealer showroom less cluttered too
Great video,I am getting into the fire wood business I have a great source for wood 👍.
영상 잘보았습니다. 한국에는 9010t를 출시하지 않아 수입해서 구매할까 했는데 성능이 거의 비슷한거같네요 ㅎㅎㅎ
love my wolf
I don’t see a point in getting anything less than a 45-50 cc saw. It light enough to carry around and u can limb or cut a big 20 inch log if need be. No need to have a super small saw cuz u will struggle with bigger pieces or have to get a different saw. The 50 can just handle everything and only use 1 saw for the job.
So you cut it 5 seconds faster? Who cares?
His arms do
Perfect fit for my Echo CS-370, and the chain cuts very well th-cam.com/users/postUgkxBd8qUztQUCL8Rm1-aIig5ViBT2E_kO_6 . I had been using a Stihl chain that I had sharpened several times (sometimes at a shop, sometimes with my own electric chain sharpener), and there's no comparison -- the new chain cuts much better and holds its edge longer. We'll see how the new chain holds up when it needs sharpening, but for now I'm happy.
What is the best chain to replace the factory 590 chain with
My Echo journey started with a CS400 from home depot, had a new property with many trees to deal with.... After seven years, learning to climb, and working professional tree industry stuff, with other saws.. I still run my 400, in addition to a 2511t, 355t, 600p, then recently I found and rebuilt a 800p.. All amazing machines, for price and ease of use.... Echo should not be overlooked..
5:52 of literally no information
These are all excellent saws, I own the 490,the 620 and the 7310. People are selling an upgrade for the air cleaner for the 49 and 501 because your air cleaner is allowing small finds by into the carb. other than that I love echo products.
I'm doing this kind of backwards... I just bought my 4910 and now I'm watching videos. 😂
If anyone had to choose would it be a cs490 or cs590? I don't have money to buy new and do not want to buy chinese clones. So a local small engine shop has used $130 cs490, $200 cs590, $350 cs680. What would be the best of these for Colorado mountain cutting at 10,000ft?
Thank you very much for your information,I have one just like yours
What an educational video. Thanks so much. 👍
Love mine for the smaller stuff. A carb tune and muffler mod woke it up a good bit.
What did you do for a carb tune?
@@lifeoutdoors3953 I cut the guts out of the muffler, enlarged the outlet for more flow. Then I popped off the limiting caps on the carburetor screws and opened the high jet a bit more for more fuel. Completely different saw now.
Un-corking the muffler and pulling the fuel screw limiters really woke up my CS-490 but IMO is still a bit lacking versus 'pro' level 50cc saws. Torquey but not a high revver.
Love my 310 when warmed up, it’s a little beast
That's a great little saw. It's the smallest out of what I run but it gets it done - just like all Echo products. It would only hit 9k rpm out of the box and had a sluggish idle. All it took was pulling out the jet screw limiting caps and 5 mins of my time to tweak it. After hours of limbing my left arm and shoulder gained the ability to speak and actually thanked me. All these guys that have issues with this saw must not understand small engines. It's only 3 things: gas, air and spark. But not everybody has a knack for such things. To be fair, a new machine near sea level at moderate temps should fire up and run well.
Mine was a big POS. I threw in a dumpster. Good workout, pulling it 300 times before you figure its not going to start!
If it took you 300 pulls to figure that out, then your issue isn’t the saw.
@@Icutmetal LMAO!
Operator error for sure..
Which dumpster
It's all in following the correct starting procedure. All brands have there own way.
Man thts a pos uh
I own cs 310 16" , cs 590 24" & shindawia 492 18-20". The 492 I use the most but love the 590.
How do you adjust the carburetor?
Not enough changes to warrant me upgrading my 8010T to the newer model. If they put on a tapered nozzle like Stihl and a side pull start like Stihl…. I’d buy!
Why a tapered nozzle? You are getting WAY more volume that way.
@@eugenecrabs3954 Better for blasting snow
How prevalent was the overheating issues on the 8010? Looking at the engine how can one tell if a machine has suffered overheating? What is it manufacturers hours of use on both? Meaning when engineered they estimated a lifetime of xxxx hundred hours
how much extra ya pay for.......🤔
No eco products took the market by storm.
If you plan on buying the Timberwolf just spend a couple hundred more for the 7310p. It’s totally worth it
I bought the CS590 and did a muffler mod and had the plastic limiters removed and tuned. It cuts pretty good, I'm more satisfied with it than the Stihl 271 Farm Boss I purchased before buying the Echo.
echo everything kicks ass. my weed eater is a total savage. i got the saw, 2. its awesome, except the chain runs loose a ton.
Can you use a 16" bar and chain on that 14" chainsaw?....
according to the echo site, you can run a 16" bar on it.
I run a 16” bar and chain. I haven’t run the 14” version and I wonder how it compares. The 16 is a bit doggy and needs to be run somewhat soft handed. And as others have mentioned, comes loose no matter what I tighten down but not too bad. Starts every single time the same, choke, 2 pulls, close choke, put money that the next pull it fires. Every single time who does that but echo. Warning: don’t ever “upgrade” to the Oregon bar for this. it turns this beast into a decrepit dangerous pos.
@@alexandermayerkirstein what do you mean
@@offensivejerk Oregon sells a replacement bar for the Echo CS-310. It caused the chain to slip off mid cut. Very dangerous. I confirmed this issue is prevalent with the Oregon bar. I put back the original Echo bar and chain and haven’t had a single slip of chain once. From every time to never again chain slipping. Shame on Oregon.
@@alexandermayerkirstein that is scary
I've had the Echo straight shaft weed cutter for about three years. It worked great off the rack from Home Depot, and still works great today! It still starts on the first couple of pulls, even in cold weather. The chain saw motor sounds about the same, and seems to perform well and after watching your review I've narrowed it down pretty well. Thanks for the review.
I have an Echo 28cc powerhead with multiple attachments (the PAS models). I bought it 15 years ago and beat the snot out of it. Even loaned it out. Never tuned up. It starts like new. It will outlast me. The CS310 is not built to the same level (it costs less of course), but I'm happy with mine.
I have an Echo straight shaft weed cutter(I guess you are referring to the weedeater); bought it at Hone Depot in 2016 and still works great today.
Did echo not make very many cs-450p? I have one I got a few years ago it was used but I don't think very much i think it's a good running saw for 45cc
What’s better the STIHL MS170 or the Echo 14” I’m looking for a small saw this size.
Hey, I got a brand new PB 9010T. Not supposed to let go of the pull cord. It slipped out of my hand today. Took the assembly off and, at some point, I loosened the center screw. Then, I heard the spring underneath go out of position. Don't know how on earth to get that thing back in place or how it's supposed to all line up. *sigh* Special tools needed or what? Any advice? Also, can you just take the assembly in and have someone put it back together then bring it back home and screw it back on? Thanks, in advance.