Fixing my Echo CS 590 Oiling Issue

In this video I take you guy along as I tear into the Echo cs 590 and figure out my bar oiling issue.
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[@Living-The-Dream]

Glad you found the adjustment Tony ! Most “pro” model saws have an adjustable oiler, some other models do also, but not all saws. The longer the bar/chain, the higher the volume needed. Some bars have a grease port in the nose tip, but not all. It all depends on the bar. Don’t forget to check the oil often, now that you turned it up. When running around 20” bars most of my saws run out of gas just before running out of oil. But when using the longer bars 25”-28” they of course use more oil since I have the oiler turned up. So now I just fill the gas about 3/4 tank to insure I run out of gas prior to needing,to fill the oil tank. Hope that makes sense 🪵⛓🪚👍👏🇺🇸 Rick

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks Rick! I’ll be sure to keep an eye on the oil for the first couple tanks of gas. I appreciate the advice, take care. Tony

[@inthebackyardwithdel438]

Glad it was an easy no cost fix . Yes , they make a grease tube that you has a spring in it for the bar tip . I got mine from tractor supply .

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks Del! I didn't know they made something specifically for that,I'll have to get one. Talk to you later-TC

[@KNLFirewood]

Nice fix! I open all my saws oilers all the way up. I’m a few videos behind…but…CONGRATULATIONS on 1000 subs! That’s awesome! Good for you!

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks Mike!! I didn’t realize the oilers were adjustable, I’ll make sure to turn them all up for here on out.

[@ssprofirewood]

Nice job of figuring out the oiler issue. That is good information to have. Thank you!

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks for watching I appreciate it!

[@thetruthfrmtyme2tyme]

Thanks you save me a trip to town . Great for checking if it had adjustable port

[@TCsOutdoors1]

You bet! I’m glad I could help, take care-Tony

[@OutsidewithScheib]

I always turn my oilers all the way up rather have to much then not enough.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

I will too from now on, I didn’t know they were adjustable. I’m with you, I’d rather have way more oil than I need!

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

I picked up the new CS 620p I ran it through a couple heat cycles that thing's got a great oiler on it. My CS 590 timberwolf I've had it for 3 years. That chainsaw still runs perfect. I gave it to my son he helps me a lot in my woodyard.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Congrats, I’ve head good thing about the 620’s got d choice.

[@Johnnyreengo]

not mine. constant oiler issues, clogging up

[@stevenloy6657]

I don’t see anyone that has said it yet and it gets overthought, but make sure you switch to a thinner oil in colder weather. Regular bar oil gets thick when cold and doesn’t really do it’s job. Keep it up

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks for the feedback Steven! I do try to run the winter weight oil in the colder temps, but some times I'm not able to find it. Take care-TC

[@gregprince2523]

Tony..... Attach a small bar magnet to which ever side of the bundler you use for your knife or blade.... If u use one... I just use my hand but the grandkids like to use one of my old hoof cleaners that I keep around... Glad the corner shave helped you hoss... We are always learning and sharing. That's what makes this woodhound community special! Good things will happen if we allow them to!

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thank you for the advice Greg!! Your spot on, this woodhound community is awesome!!

[@toddsoutsideagain]

I figured it was clogged or your oiler needed turned up. I had to turn my 400c oiler up! I think they have them set from factory with a 20 inch bar and when you have a longer bar it requires more oil. Glad it was an easy fix for ya. Your video will prob help others👍🏻👍🏻

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Hey Todd, Im glad it was an easy fix also. I didn't know they were adjustable, I will crank them up from now on. I would rather use more oil than I need rather than not enough. Thanks for watching, talk to you later-TC

[@toddsoutsideagain]

@@TCsOutdoors1 Hey man congrats on 1k. Daniel Atkins just notified me you made it👊🏻🍻

[@TCsOutdoors1]

@@toddsoutsideagain Thanks!! Pretty crazy, I appreciate all the support along the way 👍🏻👊🏻🍻

[@outdoorsinthe608]

First thing I did was crank the oiler all the way on my 400! Great video Tony congratulations on 1K👍👍

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks Jeremiah!! I didn’t realize the oiler was adjustable, I’ll be cranking them all up from now on. I’d rather have to much oil than not enough. Talk to you later

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

I have the cs590 and the cs620p the cs7310p and the cs800, I have all the oilers turned up all the way. Keep up the great videos. Your friend's here in Piqua Ohio.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

That’s quite the echo collection!! Thanks for watching I appreciate it!

[@EcSsAwS]

Piqua isn’t too horribly far from me. If you want some work done. I can help you

[@jmboyd78]

Handy info, I have the same issue. I'll open it up next time I get out to cut. Thanks!

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Good deal I’m glad I could help! Thanks for watching!

[@bassinbillRC5300]

Thanks for the fine video. I found this adjustment screw and discovered the oiler pump does not work. I will have to order the clutch removal tool and associated parts.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

You’re welcome, I hope the repair goes smoothly for you.

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Nice find, and it was simple, too.. Also, congratulations on passing the 1K mark this week..🎊😁👍

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks Daniel!

[@richysoutdoors2591]

Good deal on the oiler , I just saw you hit 1k , great Tony 👍👍🍺. Put a pick in that bar and scrape the track often , helps oiler a lot . I’m sure you do though . Catch ya later TC Outdoors

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks Richy!! I give the bar a scrape every little while, probably could use it a bit more often though. Thanks for the support my friend, take care-TC

[@trumpzilla4193]

Dude...thank-you from BC! Winderdome Resort

[@TCsOutdoors1]

You’re welcome, glad I could help!

[@ndnfirewood4666]

Well that was a easy quick fix, good deal 👍 I got a saw not oiling as much as it should, It’s a Stihl though. Maybe I can get lucky too 😬 See you later Tony

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Yeah I was glad it wasn’t the pump! Hopefully your saw is an easy fix too. Thanks for watching

[@leonardryan8723]

Start up see if oil come out with bar and chain off . Take little gas put in your oil tank clean the dirty on bottom off tank .

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks! It ended up being the adjustment on the pump had vibrated closed. Thanks for watching

[@Davids_United-Fam]

Its always better to have more than you need then to be low and mess ur chainsaw all to hell and back im also a echo cs 590 owner thanks for this vid bro . I just recently did a complete oiler assembly replacement. Now im back to having oil issues but after this vid im sure ill be good to go.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

I would rather be over oiling for sure! Thanks for watching I appreciate it!

[@matthewward631]

Don’t forget to dress the sides of your bar. running without oil wears the bar down pretty quick.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks Matthew I’ll check that out! I appreciate the help, thanks for watching.

[@Davids_United-Fam]

How do you dress it ?

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

Yeah all the echo bars have a grease fitting it's just a little hole on the end of the bar.

[@bigDH123]

Good fix, just make sure it's not open too much so your oil doesn't run out before your gas does.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks, I’ll keep an eye on for the first couple tanks to make sure. Take care

[@RichardCallahanNC]

You were lucky. A lot of these saws need the pump replaced. Glad it didn't.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

I was thankful I didn’t! I thought I would continue to have trouble with it but it hasn’t moved since then. Thanks for the support!

[@brandonhoad9033]

Lil hole in sprocket end is for grease.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks Brandon!

[@leonardryan8723]

All the way for 36” 60” bar for oil . There grease hole on end off bar for tip . If it’s not straight could be your bar , my guess teeth sharpen more one side them other side . Once you get your bar & chain on put the front or nose off bar up to block off wood or cardboard see if getting oil off tip off it’s nose . Should be if not oil pump could be worn, I’ll would check it went you had it take apart own a C clip to take off check out oil pump gear .

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks Leonard!

[@Bill-j2g]

I'm confused Did you leave it wide open,? How has it your running of the bar,?

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Yeah the oiler is all the way open now, I haven’t had any more issues since. Thaw saws still cutting great.

[@jayytee8062]

Might want to check your oil filter, oil line and oil pump for blockages.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

It’s been fine since I opened the pump up all the way, I did have the line come off on my 620 though

[@ronjonster8330]

What bar is that and reason for choosing it? Mine stopped oiling today 🙄

[@TCsOutdoors1]

It’s a 24” Tsumura light bar. amzn.to/3UYHTfB I was looking for a 24” bar and I found this on amazon. It’s been great so far, it’s holding up really well.

[@jimbo5056]

Seems you tweaked it for the cure. My Holzforma does the same and it's usually dirt. Gotta clean it more often I guess.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Hey Jimbo, im glad it was an easy fix for sure. I could probably do a better job at keeping my saws clean as well, I always plan on doing it when I'm done cutting but usually it doesn't happen for one reason or another. Thanks for watching I appreciate it! Take care-TC

[@Davids_United-Fam]

For the bar links do I have to buy and adapter for my cs 590 ?

[@TCsOutdoors1]

No the lite bar bolts right up to the 590

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

Make sure you put a little grease on your needle bearings on your sprocket.

[@EcSsAwS]

Most saws only have a 1/4 turn to 1/2 turn oilers. Some saws like husky 372s. Have multiple turns out

[@TCsOutdoors1]

yeah its like a 1/4 turn but it make a big difference for sure.

[@firewoodathome]

I need to adjust mine too.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

I'll have to keep any eye on it, if it keeps vibrating I'll JB weld it or something so it stays open. Thanks for watching, take care-Tony

[@Johnnyreengo]

my oiler constantly gets blocked up. not sure i can get over that design

[@TCsOutdoors1]

I’ve had mine plug up also. Luckily I haven’t had any more trouble with the adjustment screw 🤞🏻

[@judddavis9617]

Very helpful. Thankyou

[@TCsOutdoors1]

You’re welcome, thanks for watching I appreciate it!

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

I do have to admit your CS 590 timberwolf! Sounds a little bit tougher than my 590.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

The pipe makes it sound so good!!

[@EcSsAwS]

Haha. It was planned that way sir

[@Mars-mg7qx]

My oil tube is ripped in half. How the heck do I replace that thing?

[@TCsOutdoors1]

I had that happen on my cs620. I was able to pull enough out of the tank to cut off the bad spot and hook it back up to the pump. Just have to make sure you have enough line in the tank otherwise you’ll have to replace the whole line

[@Mars-mg7qx]

@@TCsOutdoors1We have 2, 590s. One has a bad piston and the current one had that snapped oil tube. My dad pulled out the other oil tube that sits in the actual chamber and reaches into the clutch area, so now we tried opening it up all the way, and we were right there when 2 deep bolts snapped in half. Ended up opening the one with the bad piston up and just replacing the piston lmao. No luck with that damn oil line (not the broken oil line, had we known earlier it was further behind the clutch woulda been an easy fix).

[@Bill-j2g]

Great video you earned a sub

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks Bill!

[@juangil-xq9ng]

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[@TCsOutdoors1]

You’re welcome I’m glad I could help!

[@jimmyf1312]

Good video

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks!

[@Bill-j2g]

For all of us in the comment section. I watched and did what he did in the video. It worked great. But I went too far and my screw vibrated out. Only turn it a little bit. I'm playing hell trying to find another screw

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Oh wow sorry to hear this, I didn’t realize that could happen. When I turned the screw out on mine it tightened up and stopped moving when I got to the end of the adjustment.

[@Bill-j2g]

@@TCsOutdoors1 I think I broke the stopper. I don't think you gave bad advice at all. I'm working in 20 to 25 degree weather. So it is what it is. I was very happy that you did a video about this. It saved my bar. Big time

[@Bill-j2g]

I found the screw. It's in side the casekng

[@dougconley8993]

Some bars have grease hole in end of bar. This will not be your issue with tailing off Your bar is worn more on side than the other.Turn bar over it will tail the way

[@TCsOutdoors1]

I ended up buying a chainsaw bar dressing tool to clean up this bar. It worked perfectly to square up the bar rails and it cuts nice and straight again! Thanks for watching I appreciate it!

[@petertaylor5377]

Hi Tony

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Hi Peter! Thanks for watching I appreciate it, take care.

[@hilltopper600]

cutting crooked is the sharpening not oiler

[@TCsOutdoors1]

It turned out that the bar was worn unevenly and needed to be dressed.

[@stevenbenavente1229]

You need to buy a bar rail dresser, your guide bars are uneven. When I notice my cuts are curved is when I'm using my dogs.

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks!

[@ejsocci2630]

Clean your bar as well and flip more…

[@richardseymour8746]

that is to grease the sprocket with grease

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Thanks! I just picked up the little grease tool the other day.

[@richardseymour8746]

@@TCsOutdoors1 your welcome