We have a little stihl with a 14 inch bar. Great saw. Brother in law has a Husqvarna 20 inch, I was using it a couple of weeks ago and really like how smooth it was. Still seems our go to saws are a couple of old olympics with 16 inch bars. Both have been around for years and just tough and dependable as heck. Come to think of it we have a near new Johnsrud that we have only used a couple times, it vibrates more and is lunkier than the olympics.
We do have a big Echo weed/brush trimmer. It s about 10 yrs old and has never given us a bit of trouble either. It has a ton of hours on it between dads lawn business and me using it on fencelines.
I know nothing about the echo saws, but I would stick with the stihl or even look at a husqvarna, just cause they tend to have local dealers.
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