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Mine came with a 3/8LP oregon chain. Looks like it can be bought with a 1/4 option but not what mine was on ebay. Sawsupplier.com sells a nano .325 conversion kit that I am considering.
Having 2 batteries is a big plus for me also. And I have the rapid charger.
 
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Mine came with a 3/8LP oregon chain. Looks like it can be bought with a 1/4 option but not what mine was on ebay. Sawsupplier.com sells a nano .325 conversion kit that I am considering.
Having 2 batteries is a big plus for me also.
Was just going to show you one of the guys I buy from was Steve.

Nano IMO is best of both the 3/8Lp and 1/4" mini combined. I even bought a set up to test on my 200T clone the G111.

 
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Was just going to show you one of the guys I buy from was Steve.

Nano IMO is best of both the 3/8Lp and 1/4" mini combined. I even bought a set up to test on my 200T clone the G111.

I saw a guy on youtube that bought this kit and he was impressed. Its on my list to purchase especially when I start using the saw further from home. The more power I can stretch the better.
If its a saw you are looking into for your wife to use, I say go for it. It was initially my plan to use this saw for my son (he's 12) to run a saw. The safety features of an electric and the weight are appealing to me for this. But I see myself using it far more then I thought I wood. I am in no hurry to get my ms170 tuned up right now because I have it.
 
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From what Echo claims it is a bit heavier. I have used an older echo gas top handle and a stihl top handle gas. I personally just didn't think the 2500T felt heavy in any way. Very easy to use with one hand. Maybe its just the ergonomics and the balance of the saw. In a week, I've used it roughly 3 times now. Ran a partially charged battery dead twice but wasn't surprised by that. I was bucking up 6-10 inch dead sugar maple, ash and sassafras. Not a job you would do with a top handle saw but it was just fine. It will be on my atv or tractor anytime I go to the woods. I see myself using it a good bit around the garage as well.

The Echo always goes back with me when I am out.
 

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Very similar set up to me now except my little saw is battery. As I have stated before, I love my 562.

I have somewhere in the neighborhood of 30+ saws but the 562, 2511T, and the Echo 4910 typically always go with me. My 4910 probably gets the most use as I just love that saw. But it's pretty tweaked and absolutely screams.
 
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@Hay Dude so far the Farmertec stihl version combi fuel nozzle works flawless and easier then the oem husky version. When pushing down very easy to flow fuel.

It dont have a lock and unlock feature or clear fuel site line. But works great to date.

Also needs the nicer closed style tool and chain, parts holders like oem husky. I'll come up with something for them.

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Test on stock Farmertec G111 200T clone getting closer. With spark screen system removed so another outlet there.

Going to make a loop of stihl 63PS3 bring it is faster bucking them my 63PS. Tested before and Is what It Is off the roll.

That way the Oregon nano 325 set up being new loop too.

Thinking testing on either 8x8 old dry square pine cant and or round maple.

Love this nano 325 043 on the echo 2511PN 25cc.
I want to see if it can do the same on 35cc. To see where it's cut off point going to be.

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@Hay Dude so far the Farmertec stihl version combi fuel nozzle works flawless and easier then the oem husky version. When pushing down very easy to flow fuel.

It dont have a lock and unlock feature or clear fuel site line. But works great to date.

Also needs the nicer closed style tool and chain, parts holders like oem husky. I'll come up with something for them.

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I’ll probably switch to one of those after my $49.95 noxzzle replacement breaks.
 
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I’ll probably switch to one of those after my $49.95 noxzzle replacement breaks.
They use the normal nozzle on the oil like I use on my husky one. Just so you know.

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