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New chain saw comes with many superior features

May 15, 2013  By  Mike Jiggens


ECHO Power Equipment has demonstrated its ability to develop industry leading chain saws with the introduction of the ECHO Timber Wolf CS-590.

The ECHO Timber Wolf is ideal for the large landowner, farmer, rancher, firewood cutter and homeowner.  The ECHO CS590 Timber Wolf is more powerful than today’s top selling farm and ranch saws, has more standard features and comes with a superior consumer warranty package than its major competitors.  

Its professional construction and features provide high performance, easy starting, simple operation and quick maintenance. Available in 18” and 20” bar lengths, the CS-590 is powered by a 60cc professional-grade engine. Standard features include: decompression valve for easier starting, digital ignition system for smooth and quick acceleration, G-Force Engine Air Pre Cleaner™ for reduced air filter maintenance, spring vibration reduction system for smoother operation, side access chain tensioner, dual-post chain break system for durability and safety, heavy duty, easy access, 2-piece air filter, and
1-year commercial warranty/5-year consumer warranty.

Since 2006, ECHO has introduced 16 new and innovative chain saws to the market. Built to tackle the toughest jobs, ECHO chain saws start easy, run smooth, and provide years of dependable performance. Available in top-handle or rear-handle configurations, ECHO chain saws feature high-performance, two-stroke engines and Pro-Fire® ignition systems that ensure fast starts and smooth operation. Comfort and control are enhanced with vibration-reduction technology and grouped controls that provide easy access to all saw functions.

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A wide range of complementary accessories, including cases, saw chain files, sharpening kits, helmets, chaps and other protective gear, are available for ECHO chain saws.

For additional product information, visit http://www.echo.ca .

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