I just bought an Echo 2511t clone for $99. What was I thinking?

[thclimer]

Get those things unboxed and put them to use!

 

[Gregster613]

Hi again! I got tracking numbers that say the next shipment of JonCutter 2511 will be here the 25th! These are the ones that will have the full works and shipping for $99 (plus tax in Ohio ). I have some orders to fill and about a dozen up for grabs.

I sent you a PM before I saw this. Sign me up for one also please! My info is in the PM. Greg

 

[Gregster613]

All these cap troubles….
I don’t have any

And aren't you lucky! I've found the same problem with my Greenworks Pro battery saw! The oil fill is a flip cap and it always takes a pair of pliers to loosen - always just finger tightened upon fill. It's a PITA for sure - yet I do like everything else about that saw!

 

[Hay Dude]

And aren't you lucky! I've found the same problem with my Greenworks Pro battery saw! The oil fill is a flip cap and it always takes a pair of pliers to loosen - always just finger tightened upon fill. It's a PITA for sure - yet I do like everything else about that saw!

Yeah I don’t know, I just flip it up and turn it open. They work perfectly. Must be a Stihl thing?

 

[xyz123]

Never a issue with husqvarna flip caps here either.

Plus they sell a bunch of them for other makes of saws too.

They were thinking way ahead on that and raking in the money on extra sells IMHO.

 

[ernemats]

And aren't you lucky! I've found the same problem with my Greenworks Pro battery saw! The oil fill is a flip cap and it always takes a pair of pliers to loosen - always just finger tightened upon fill. It's a PITA for sure - yet I do like everything else about that saw!

I have the same problem with my Greenworks 60 volt battery saw have to use pliers or wrench to get flip top cap loose even though I just finger tighten it. My Greenworks 48 volt 14 inch chainsaw , same looking flip top bar oil cap which I just got in July I can get it off without using pliers

 

[CalG]

A rather large maple tree got pissed off and kicked out a rather large branch last night about 1 A.M.
The branch grazed the nearby power line and popped a link on the transformer that shut down power to the house. Quite a crash BANG and crush, woke us right up!

Power company came out and did the reset with electricity restored by 2 A.M

I'm putting this little clown saw to the test tomorrow.

remind me to takes pictures. It's likely a weeks worth of "shoulder season heat"

 

[xyz123]

A rather large maple tree got pissed off and kicked out a rather large branch last night about 1 A.M.
The branch grazed the nearby power line and popped a link on the transformer that shut down power to the house. Quite a crash BANG and crush, woke us right up!

Power company came out and did the reset with electricity restored by 2 A.M

I'm putting this little clown saw to the test tomorrow.

remind me to takes pictures. It's likely a weeks worth of "shoulder season heat"

Man if as big as some of mine that come out over the years. I hope you got more then the clown 25cc saw.

 

[CalG]

Man if as big as some of mine that come out over the years. I hope you got more then the clown 25cc saw.

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Well, not so much as your job, but a garden wagon full.

All split and stacked now.

The little clown did fine, but called out to some bigger brothers from time to time.
;-)

 

[Gregster613]

I have the same problem with my Greenworks 60 volt battery saw have to use pliers or wrench to get flip top cap loose even though I just finger tighten it. My Greenworks 48 volt 14 inch chainsaw , same looking flip top bar oil cap which I just got in July I can get it off without using pliers

eremats, I'm glad that I'm not the only one with this annoyance problem! Thought for sure it was just me.