Was hoping you’d make this video. That 757 is such a bad ass saw. If I had to pick one it would be the 7310 but I think the 757 sounds better with the pipe you made. Probably my two favorite builds right here though if I could pick two 70cc these would be it.
Thanks for doing the video I requested I really enjoyed it, I was on the fence about wanting to buy a 757 but now I'm more leaning toward the 7310 thank you so much I appreciate it!
No problem it was fun to make 757 is a good saw well built but it's out dated an very hard it seems for parts the 7310 when ported are just beast there my favorite 70cc class saw
Man that 7310 really put the hurtin on that 757. Low end seems a little better with the 757, but the 7310 does better up top so it's hard to see which one really puts out more torque. 7310 for the top end power win hands down! Still damn impressive on either saw.
I bet 7310 is a great saw but in my part of the world it costs the same as Husqvarna 572 (1.200 USD). And I can buy brand new Husqy 365, which is basically 372, for 850 USD. CS501 is 780 USD here and its 500 USD in the USA!!! 2511T is around 600 USD compared to 450 in the USA. Keep in my that this was even worse few months ago because 1EUR is usually around 1.1USD.
I absolutely enjoy my CS-7310. I liked the 7310 so well that i went out a couple weeks later and bought the CS-4910 before they are all gone. The new 4920 isn`t near as good as the older 4910.
I just got a good deal on a shin 757. I replaced the intake boot because it was hard and cracked. Is it true that the factory squish is over 60 thou? Did you machine the base or increase the squish when you ported it?
Brother that 7310 rips!!! And it sounds the part too, just can't emphasize enough on the work you do on them Echos helluva job buddy!
Thanks it's the 8.3hp one very fun saw
I love that 7310.
Lol it's my more mellow one too
Was hoping you’d make this video. That 757 is such a bad ass saw. If I had to pick one it would be the 7310 but I think the 757 sounds better with the pipe you made. Probably my two favorite builds right here though if I could pick two 70cc these would be it.
I like that 7310. Great saw.
757 is an incredible saw!! Great work buddy
Thanks for doing the video I requested I really enjoyed it, I was on the fence about wanting to buy a 757 but now I'm more leaning toward the 7310 thank you so much I appreciate it!
No problem it was fun to make 757 is a good saw well built but it's out dated an very hard it seems for parts the 7310 when ported are just beast there my favorite 70cc class saw
@@CharlesBrisco thanks for the reply!
Nice work sir! Both run fantastic!
They both are strong but that 7310 is a hotrod love it!!!!!
Man that 7310 really put the hurtin on that 757. Low end seems a little better with the 757, but the 7310 does better up top so it's hard to see which one really puts out more torque. 7310 for the top end power win hands down! Still damn impressive on either saw.
That 7310 is the Man! Great saw! 🤩🤩
I have the 757. Would love seeing it go against many new 70cc models to decide if it’s worth selling to upgrade.
I've ran ported 7310's but always go back to my old husky 371/2. Gains are impressive over stk tho
Man oh man that shin makes good torque but the 7310 Really dominates plus it sounds sweeter at idle but that could be more the mufflers
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Both are nice saws, I would think that the shindaiwa would outlast the echo. At least that’s been my experience with their equipment.
I bet 7310 is a great saw but in my part of the world it costs the same as Husqvarna 572 (1.200 USD). And I can buy brand new Husqy 365, which is basically 372, for 850 USD.
CS501 is 780 USD here and its 500 USD in the USA!!!
2511T is around 600 USD compared to 450 in the USA.
Keep in my that this was even worse few months ago because 1EUR is usually around 1.1USD.
I absolutely enjoy my CS-7310. I liked the 7310 so well that i went out a couple weeks later and bought the CS-4910 before they are all gone. The new 4920 isn`t near as good as the older 4910.
I just got a good deal on a shin 757. I replaced the intake boot because it was hard and cracked. Is it true that the factory squish is over 60 thou? Did you machine the base or increase the squish when you ported it?
I cut the base
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