The ProLine tach is where its at. Identical to the Stihl, but has a quarter-second refresh rate, auto-off, max rpm, and works with all 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines. Oh, yeah, and its $40
After my own research I bought the tiny tach. For pretty much the same reasons mentioned. No way was I paying for one that you couldnt replace the battery. No way was I paying a premium to have stihl, echo or husqvarna stamped on basically a throw away tach. The only complaint I have with my tiny tach is the button seems to be sticky. I found that it isnt the actual button but rather the cover. I opened it up and noticed that. I havent really looked into how to solve that yet but I figure it shouldnt be that difficult. Good review and I agree.
Thanks for the review. I would like to see a review about which tach is the best based on function without the price being a factor. Then it would be about if I can afford it or not. In the case of these tachs $35.00 (from lowest to highest) would not even make a difference in my decision. If I spend $60.00 on one I eventually have to replace (probably at a higher future cost) Then the one with replaceable batteries is more economical.
I just received my Fast Tach in the Mail sadly I am NOT impressed. It does not cycle through all the settings and is very cheaply made for the cost. The ON button you have to dang near step on to get it to turn on.
I just bought the Harbor Freight Send tech tackle M 666 32. Comes with some tape. I'm trying to dial in my chainsaw on top just might work. I think in order to make it work I have to put the tape on the chainsaw blade and pay get try to get a read. I definitely like the Stihl but I bought the Harbor Freight out of convenience. Let's see what happens. 🤷🏻♂️
I have a TT-20K... fast response and refresh rate. Larger sensitivity range and replaceable 9v battery. So the TT Fast Tach would be my pick hands down. For one, I'm not spending $60-$85 on a throw-away tach when I can add a few extra bucks and buy one with a replaceable battery. Buy once, cry once.
The ProLine tach is where its at. Identical to the Stihl, but has a quarter-second refresh rate, auto-off, max rpm, and works with all 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines. Oh, yeah, and its $40
After my own research I bought the tiny tach. For pretty much the same reasons mentioned. No way was I paying for one that you couldnt replace the battery. No way was I paying a premium to have stihl, echo or husqvarna stamped on basically a throw away tach.
The only complaint I have with my tiny tach is the button seems to be sticky.
I found that it isnt the actual button but rather the cover. I opened it up and noticed that. I havent really looked into how to solve that yet but I figure it shouldnt be that difficult.
Good review and I agree.
I agree with you
Thank You for information and advice
Tinny tack seems best in every situation 😊
Thanks for the review. I would like to see a review about which tach is the best based on function without the price being a factor. Then it would be about if I can afford it or not. In the case of these tachs $35.00 (from lowest to highest) would not even make a difference in my decision. If I spend $60.00 on one I eventually have to replace (probably at a higher future cost) Then the one with replaceable batteries is more economical.
Fast tach is
Where too buy these? I wanna purchase. I wanna fine tune my own saws
Which tach ?
@@Broddi169 the best one. I think that’s the fast tec?
@@peanutbuttersanwhich1488 yes. Amazon and eBay both have them
Cool you can sent me a link? I’m having trouble finding it. Thanks
Are any of these waterproof?
I installed one once on a generator and the first rain wiped it out.
I wouldn't think they are
Great video!
👍tiny tach
I just received my Fast Tach in the Mail sadly I am NOT impressed. It does not cycle through all the settings and is very cheaply made for the cost. The ON button you have to dang near step on to get it to turn on.
Sounds like a knockoff
@@Broddi169 idk but I'm on the person who sold it. Because I'm not keeping this one. It came in a fast tach package but that don't mean anything.
@@gator9912 I've not seen trouble like that with them. I will get a refund from the vendor you bought from. They are far better than the Stihl tach
@@Broddi169 I will do that and order another from someone else
@@gator9912 I do think they are the better tach
Just wanted to say thanks for your no nonsense expertise and the nice discount on 501P from Saw Suppliers using Shacker promo .
Thanks again guys !!!!
You bet
I just bought the Harbor Freight Send tech tackle M 666 32. Comes with some tape. I'm trying to dial in my chainsaw on top just might work. I think in order to make it work I have to put the tape on the chainsaw blade and pay get try to get a read. I definitely like the Stihl but I bought the Harbor Freight out of convenience. Let's see what happens. 🤷🏻♂️
I have a TT-20K... fast response and refresh rate. Larger sensitivity range and replaceable 9v battery. So the TT Fast Tach would be my pick hands down. For one, I'm not spending $60-$85 on a throw-away tach when I can add a few extra bucks and buy one with a replaceable battery. Buy once, cry once.
I just ordered the TT Fast Tach from the mfr. for $85 plus USPS least expensive shipping at cost.