Echo 620 walkerizing

[@CharlesBrisco]

Cs620 is my favorite 60cc saw my ported one pulls a 36 in bar in oak good love the tq they have

[@Florida239]

Well is that 620 still running good

[@codybrown3946]

Donny I want to come hang out with you for a day at work, book of knowledge you are! Thanks for sharing

[@Houseworksaws]

Dude you said everything perfectly about maintenance. I see so many neglected saws and it’s amazing they live as long as they do. Thanks for sharing

[@calebtrivette4423]

Hey Donny! Would you care to show what you do to the mufflers on the echo 620's thanks!

[@dr650john]

Hoping you would have mention 620 port. Oh well. Guess not.

[@richp1146]

Donny. Love the knowledge and stories. Keep it up. Your doing great💪

[@Finom1]

Hi Donny, I love your videos. I love all the details and technical information. The realization in performance is in the details. You are the best at explaining the WHY behind the data and you share your real world wisdom with us in each and every educational vireo. Bless you and your family!!!

[@stevessaws3612]

Nice session Donny. Piston engines are amazing really. 2000rpm @ 1hr on a 4 cycle motor with a 70mm stroke, that piston had travelled 33.6km. I'll never forget that example from my automotive teacher back at high school

[@dougneumann4216]

keep these videos up. i appreciate the advice and the technical explanations. You did up a 361 for me a couple of years ago and its been a pleasure to run ever since

[@stevemorris122]

Knowledge is power..... Donny your a prime example of that. Great content to watch!

[@LiamG903]

Just got my 620 from these guys and man it's a dream to run. I have a stock cs590 and no word of a lie the walkerized 620 is close to twice as fast it not even close

[@Fayettepropertysolutions]

I’m on the list waiting for mine. can’t wait!

[@LiamG903]

@@Fayettepropertysolutions it's unreal man

[@Fayettepropertysolutions]

@@LiamG903 I am very excited to say the least

[@Florida239]

@@Fayettepropertysolutionswell how’s the 620 echo ?

[@mountainman9024]

Awesome video mate enjoy hearing you opinion on things! Im a professional timber man. And maintenance is very important. I by plugs and filters by the box and Sunday is my maintenance day saws get striped cleaned for another week . And I use Motul 800 or ipone dirt bike oil over 10 years of use and 15 years on dirt bikes things just don't wear out as fast with them oils. Keep up the great work mate!

[@TimberTramp]

I like echo’s flywheel remover...it’s a knocker with replaceable thread adapters. The m8 thread pattern works on most every saw I mess with.

[@lonnielemaster7053]

Thank you much O son love the talk stay true and stay strong

[@joshdurrant9247]

You the man Mr Walker! You're a wealth of knowledge, thanks for sharing. Keep up the awesome work!

[@cmora316]

yeahhh mannnn ..... Friday after work.... chillin hangin W Capn" Donny walker... thanks for making these vids and sharing some real 2 stroke dope... and on the tesler car...... ha .... Ill drive one when they dont look like the future but look like a 1992 dodge 4x4 w a commins' gene in the bed.... thanks again for sharing your pwr sawr knowledge and experience.. C. M. - Escondido , Ca. N. County San diego

[@ozdatman]

Those old rotary valve carts were amazing. I remember using a mates old rotary valve cart on a test day. Wrestling the steering and a frame as stiff as wet spaghetti. Come to the straight that thing would blow past more modern carts hitting 19000 rpm by the end of the straight.

[@squarebodySpringman]

Thanks for the video. I started using a westcoast saw foam filter to help on my 462. Im surprised I havnt seen you with any.

[@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE]

Always good to hear your 2stroke wisdom man keep er lit brother Peace&love to ya from Northern Ireland ✌️❤️🌲👍

[@carboncaveman1748]

Thanks for sharing Donny. Hopefully be able to get a classic into you for a tune and port.

[@scottroberson2656]

Excellent report Ol Donny ! Keep rollin and smiling doin what you do we love it 😎

[@fabzacres-blackcat]

If saw is tuned in cut to 9000rpm the piston will be cycling 150 times per second. That equates to 540,000 cycles per hour. At 1000 hours of run time you are looking at 540,000,000 million cycles or more than 1/2 a BILLION cycles! Of course if your saw cuts at a higher rpm in the cut then this figure will be even greater! IF you are not using top-tier gas/oil mix coupled with a Razer sharp chain and regular maintenance then it’s all in the garbage 🗑... I’d say from personal experience this is even more critical on these new stratos-charged air leak saws IF you want longevity from them

[@donnywalker4691]

Wow hey I’m no math guy good job

[@fabzacres-blackcat]

@@donnywalker4691 thanks Donny - just trying to put it into perspective how many times the whole assembly is whipping around during its life cycle. I think ya touched on the maintenance/fuel aspect of it and you are right on the money ... Only thing I wood add is to keep the chain sharp - dull chain will do a number on the saw for sure ! Keep your pecker in your pants , whiskey in the cupboard and your saw in the wood 😉

[@donnywalker4691]

Thanks that’s funny about 80 percent of my customers have there own chisel grinders they are sharp it’s the consumer that is bad hey

[@SOHN32]

We switched our saws over reck gas or mix race and high octane gas. Run oil with stabilizer in it. Have had good results so far.

[@apersonontheinternet8006]

I've been running premix in mine for the last couple of years, Stihl brand in the Stihls and Echo in the Echos. The stuff is pricy but the only ethanol free fuel I can find is high test while my saws call for 89 and its not even close to home. I can go through a couple of jobs on a gallon in most cases - exception apply - and the expense over the course of a year is only a few hundred dollars, give or take. I'm not a firewood guy so I'm not bucking down trees into hundreds of logs or anything, I pick them up with the Kubota 047-4 with grapple and throw them on a trailer 9 times out of 10. For me, there is nothing worse than being in the middle of a job when a saw starts to run funky and I really haven't needed to clean a carb or do much of anything since I made the switch. I think the expense is justified for my use case but can understand why firewood guys or weekend foresters may not be able to justify it. I also like that I can go buy a case and leave some at the property, some in the van, some in the bosses truck, some in the job box and some at home while not having to worry about the fuel spoiling or expelling fumes in the van, truck, or basement at the property. I don't think I've ever had a can go the 2 years shelf stable life, let alone the proclaimed 5 unopened, but I find value in having my saw always full and ready to rip with shelf stable fuel on deck nearly anywhere I am.

[@kevinthom8267]

Ended up using an old deep socket to line up the piston and bearing on my old partner it was slitghy smaller than the wristpin made it so much easier to get back together

[@brendanthebattlerstafford5145]

Thanks for your thoughts and time 👍

[@coreychilders4970]

Hey donny. Thank u for all the information

[@rodmctaggart4520]

Good stuff Donny. Enjoy your content thanks for sharing.

[@canifixit3504]

Ethanol is very easy to remove from gasoline

[@austindenotter19]

So? You going to tell us?

[@simpleman4224]

Great info, as usual! Thanks for sharing buddy!👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@stephenadsit2274]

Thanks for these videos!!

[@JoeDavis82]

Great vid Donny. Lots of good info!

[@shapeshifter7753]

Enjoyed yer yammering’s 👍

[@themanchannel8761]

Just did some quick math. If a saw runs 12,500 rpm, in just 50 hours of running at full tilt, that's 37,500,000 times that the slug has gone up and down in the jug! Those are mind-blowing numbers!

[@bikerdog5554]

Spot on ramble!

[@knezo98]

People are cheap, yes, but little they know it will be more expensive in the future. Maintaining your equipment and tools (even if they are lower quality) will save you money on the long run. Using good oils and fuel is key.

[@jeffreyrubish347]

Have a good one, Donny.

[@Bobcat325]

Ride on. Hey'

[@jonathantrowbridge4641]

I just picked up a 620 today just finished my first tank of gas. Any ideas how to make it run cooler? The bar oils up good but it gets super hot pretty fast.

[@brianfifield2540]

good chat Donny

[@SOHN32]

Do you change plug heat range on certain saws. Seem help saw run better.

[@Finom1]

Donny, I am also a visual learner and your close ups help me remember what you are telling me. I see the picture in my mind. It's amazing how many different makes and models of power saws you have worked on. The history of you and your family should be captured and shared with the world and a Museum!!!

[@frankz1125]

Do you prefer red oils or blue oils? I run red in my bike but blue in my saws and weed eaters . Thanks

[@frankz1125]

I picked up a Jonserd turbo 2041 today. Hasnt run in over 2 years. Know if they are good saws? Never tried one before

[@brianquigley7336]

I live in western Washington. What would it cost me to get a Walkerized Echo CS 620 PW.

[@RumfordSledhead]

Check out Afleetcommand on youtube if you haven't already donny. He has some good discussions on saws with a friend who runs a shop in NY.

[@kcthomas786]

I need a modded muffler for 620p any insight would help. Looking to buy one

[@alanreynolds2125]

Donny, do you run fully or semi synthetic oils? thanks for your time.

[@donnywalker4691]

I like some synthetic but expensive my favourite redline racing oil

[@robertdouglas3456]

Have a great day Donny!. Great information about taking care of your saws!.. Happy St. Patrick's Day Donny!..

[@BRKS-fj2jt]

I get bpmr7a for $4.50 if I buy box of 10

[@elizabethboles3903]

Hello sir my boyfriend wants to order a sawdust chip flap from you how can we do that?

[@gerbutt]

It’s great listening to you dude. I think one of my saws may have an air leak, it’s an MS460. If I hold it normally it’s fine, if I turn it on it’s side it’s fine. But if I hold it by the back handle with one hand so the bar is pointing at the ground the rpm starts to rise. Have you any ideas about that please? Hope you’re well and all of my fellow subs are too :)

[@justinsantapole7507]

Maybe the intake boot