You’re right about deburring the plastic. Did that on my NS892. My G660 pro doesn’t get used as much, mainly because it’s so pretty. Don’t want to screw it up. Enjoy running both. They pull 32” and 36” bars with ease.
I just recently received my neotec farmmac 660. Runs amazing. Ran into some issues though. From the start I noticed the clutch drum didn’t seem to spin very freely. Also the chain would get tight and loose as you rotated it by hand. The rim sprocket I believe isn’t centered perfectly on drum. Fast forward to the other day my 2nd time running the saw. The chain would rotate as I pulled the starter rope. I thought it was a clutch issue. Turns out the worm gear finger that sits in the groove of the drum seems to sit out too far out so when the drum pushes against it, it causes binding where the worm gear bushing rides on crank, along with that area being dry causing excessive drag. So it’s making the crank try to spin the drum. I greased the worm gear bushing it seemed to help a little. But still have the issue of the clutch drum or something out of center causing the chain tension to go nuts. Neotec rep on the Facebook group reached out and they will be sending me a replacement out asap. Really happy with their customer service and I’m sure they will make this right
Yes, that's my favorite part about Neo-tec... there customer support is awesome! I'm sorry to hear about your troubles with the 660. That's bad luck... iv had about 30 come through my shop so far with only needing fine tuning. The 6 I have for personal have ran out awesome! Iv only ran them for falling and bucking... and cookie 🍪 cutting, lol I'm building a Neo-tec now for milling,so we will see how they hold up under harsh conditions over long-term use! Thanks for watching 👀 sir
Could you please advice me on the best clone to go with at around 70ccs and then 92ccs? I am half handy and like the accomplishment of putting together & fixing but it can take me a while to get around to it. My focus is on starting well and reliability rather than absolute speed and peak performance. I will probably only cut two or three trees maximum per year (15 to 36 inch White Oaks) unless I help out after hurricanes here in Florida a couple times.
Good Stuff Bro Montana! The Buckin Billy of Clone Saws...You tube rookie of the year!
Thank you, preston... it's good to have you around! 😊 iv seen you on other channels! Thanks for watching 👀 mine sir!
The best 660 video I have ever seen!! You covered everything, thank you Sir.
Thank you, sir!! 🙏 and thank you for watching 👀...
I truly have the best subs out there! You rock 😎
You’re right about deburring the plastic. Did that on my NS892. My G660 pro doesn’t get used as much, mainly because it’s so pretty. Don’t want to screw it up. Enjoy running both. They pull 32” and 36” bars with ease.
Yes, sir, they are beautiful ... and the deburring is easy! Awesome machine's! They really are!
Thanks for watching 👀 sir 🙏
You mention parts saws instead of built. Can you send a link to the 'parts saws'? I like the idea that I could buy and build it myself as well.
I just recently received my neotec farmmac 660. Runs amazing. Ran into some issues though. From the start I noticed the clutch drum didn’t seem to spin very freely. Also the chain would get tight and loose as you rotated it by hand. The rim sprocket I believe isn’t centered perfectly on drum.
Fast forward to the other day my 2nd time running the saw. The chain would rotate as I pulled the starter rope. I thought it was a clutch issue. Turns out the worm gear finger that sits in the groove of the drum seems to sit out too far out so when the drum pushes against it, it causes binding where the worm gear bushing rides on crank, along with that area being dry causing excessive drag. So it’s making the crank try to spin the drum. I greased the worm gear bushing it seemed to help a little. But still have the issue of the clutch drum or something out of center causing the chain tension to go nuts. Neotec rep on the Facebook group reached out and they will be sending me a replacement out asap. Really happy with their customer service and I’m sure they will make this right
Yes, that's my favorite part about Neo-tec... there customer support is awesome! I'm sorry to hear about your troubles with the 660. That's bad luck... iv had about 30 come through my shop so far with only needing fine tuning. The 6 I have for personal have ran out awesome! Iv only ran them for falling and bucking... and cookie 🍪 cutting, lol
I'm building a Neo-tec now for milling,so we will see how they hold up under harsh conditions over long-term use!
Thanks for watching 👀 sir
Could you please advice me on the best clone to go with at around 70ccs and then 92ccs? I am half handy and like the accomplishment of putting together & fixing but it can take me a while to get around to it. My focus is on starting well and reliability rather than absolute speed and peak performance. I will probably only cut two or three trees maximum per year (15 to 36 inch White Oaks) unless I help out after hurricanes here in Florida a couple times.
You said you sell saws? Where are you located and do you have a list of what you sell ?
What paint are you using?
Rust-Oleum paint made for plastic
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