Echo help - CS 4400

[Wood Doctor]

Here's my Echo CS-3900 for comparison:

It refuses to die. That's a 16" bar, but it will pull an 18" on demand. It's using .325" pitch, .050" gauge chain also. I believe it's a vintage 1995 that I bought in 2002 when the original owner lost his leg and sold it to me for a C-note. I've never had any problems with it. In 2007 I replaced the sprocket and clutch. That's about it.

 

[Jimmy in NC]

Here's my Echo CS-3900 for comparison:
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It refuses to die. That's a 16" bar, but it will pull an 18" on demand. It's using .325" pitch, .050" gauge chain also. I believe it's a vintage 1995 that I bought in 2002 when the original owner lost his leg and sold it to me for a C-note. I've never had any problems with it. In 2007 I replaced the sprocket and clutch. That's about it.

Only 4cc difference between that and a 4400 / 440.

 

[thesawincanada]

Just bought a brand new cs 440. Any info on experiences on this saw.

 

[Jimmy in NC]

Pull the limiters,retune, run it. Great units.

 

[thesawincanada]

Ok thanks for your info, merry Christmas to you and all in the site

 

[thesawincanada]

Gift I got for the wife

 

[Jimmy in NC]

Ran this little guy Saturday. Did fine in some yellow pine. Remembered why I like them so much too. Its nice to have a non-muffler modded saw.

 

[timg]

@Jimmy in NC , Morning sir, did you ever come up with good Oregon part numbers for both clutch drum kits. I have a 4400 that was dropped off needing a clutch drum. Bearing size and drum numbers would be of interest. Thank you sir. timg

 

[Jimmy in NC]

@Jimmy in NC , Morning sir, did you ever come up with good Oregon part numbers for both clutch drum kits. I have a 4400 that was dropped off needing a clutch drum. Bearing size and drum numbers would be of interest. Thank you sir. timg

Probably way too late but I think I was sent one by a member here. I do not know the number and am pretty sure it was open box.