ECHO CSG-7410 Concrete Saw Review

Hey there, Sandra Kuhns here from Kuhns Property Services in Millsboro, Delaware. Today I'm going to be giving you my review on the ECHO CSG-7410 Concrete Saw—a few of my favorite features after using this saw quite a bit, which by the way, sorry about all the dust on here.

Top, probably four, is this guard here is adjustable. So if I'm cutting up against the foundation, a wall, whatever it may be, I'm still able to get those precise, accurate cuts every single time. When laying pavers, that is the most important thing, so I really like that feature.

Another great thing with this saw is the four-stage air filter here at the top—super accessible with four screws. You're able to provide the maintenance that you need, simple. Love that.

Another great feature with this saw: I feel like ECHO really had the consumer in mind over the years. One of the first things that always breaks on my concrete saws is the hose connector—it's normally made out of plastic. ECHO upgraded it, and this is made out of brass. So I feel like they really took into account what everybody complained about and made that upgrade, and that's huge.

When you purchase the saw, it comes with a quick connect. If your property you're working at has running water, bring a hose, slides right on, it's super simple and easy, and you're set for the day.

Let's get to it. Pushed in the decompression valve here, and as you can see, this thing just fires up so quickly.

Overall, I'm extremely impressed with the saw, mainly for the balance and the control that I had. Coming in at 27.3 lbs, this is one of the lightest saws I've ever used.

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