New echo chainsaw (USA)

[Stere]

ECHO's CS-4910 Gas Powered Chainsaw | ECHO-USA

WWW.ECHO-USA.COM

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ECHO’s CS-4910 is the lightest 50 cc chainsaw in the market while having the power to tackle any job. Whether trimming...

 

Looks very similar to CS-501SX

 

 

[Echo]

Have seen for sale in the EU too, there is a video comparison of it

and the CS501, go for the 501, the video says they are the same engine,

oil pump is different, the 501 is a marvel of engineering, they did not note

at all that the difference in the cranks, stating they were the same, if memory

serves me, there is a nut to hold the clutch on the 501, didn't see one on the

4910. Plug lead is different, cheaper cover, think bar plates are not hardened

stainless like on the 501 either.

 

Edited February 16, 2021 by Echo

[Stere]

So not really anything new just downgraded some parts on a saw thats being out for a  long time  by the sound of it.

 

Odd marketing wheeze almost as if there trying to pass it off as a new  model of 40cc class saw? 😏

 

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Without the bar and chain, the Echo CS-4910 Chainsaw weighs in at just under 10-1/2 lbs. For a 50.2 cc 2-stroke motor, this chainsaw really doesn’t weigh a whole lot. Even still, Echo tells us that it’s still 22% more powerful than the last mid-range chainsaw in the lineup, the CS-490.

 

 

 

 

[Echo]

11 minutes ago, Stere said:

So not really anything new just downgraded some parts on a saw thats being out for a  long time  by the sound of it.

 

Odd marketing wheeze almost as if there trying to pass it off as a new  model of 40cc class saw? 😏

 

I would take it for a 40cc any day.

Echo does seem to be downgrading their models, the P used to denote Professional,

there used to be a CS352P, its been replaced by a CS3510, they don't say its a pro build

in their marketing now either, its happening to other models too, including the 4910.

Looks like they are bing hit with corporate demands for more profits, they still have

a few pro models left, for how long though, the bigger CS7310 CS621 and the CS501

seem to be have been left alone.

 

 

 

Edited February 16, 2021 by Echo

[Echo]

My post above looks odd, quoted the previous poster and added my content,

looks like got combined as its not in a new post at all.

So here it is again,

I would take it for a 40cc any day.

Echo does seem to be downgrading their models, the P used to denote Professional,

there used to be a CS352P, its been replaced by a CS3510, they don't say its a pro build

in their marketing now either, its happening to other models too, including the 4910.

Looks like they are bing hit with corporate demands for more profits, they still have

a few pro models left, for how long though, the bigger CS7310 CS621 and the CS501

seem to be have been left alone.

Edited February 16, 2021 by Echo

[lux]

7310 621 and 501 is a cracking line up. Great saws.

[Echo]

3 minutes ago, lux said:

7310 621 and 501 is a cracking line up. Great saws.

Absolutely, had three of the 501 sx saws, never used the others, the 621

would be nice, so would the bigger saw if one had the requirement, and no at or mt.

Edited February 16, 2021 by Echo

[Echo]

Echo's Three saw plan, 50cc 60cc and 73.5cc, hard to turn your nose up at that lot.

Edited February 16, 2021 by Echo

[Stubby]

1 hour ago, Echo said:

Echo's Three saw plan, 50cc 60cc and 73.5cc, hard to surn your nose up at that lot.

Is that a kinda trick ?  Nose surning ? 🙂

[Echo]

No is not a srick, echo'd the wrong word, ssupid shise

Edited February 16, 2021 by Echo