Echo CS-3510-16 34.4cc 16in. 2 Stroke Gas Lightweight Rear Handle Chainsaw

Purchased for my girlfriend……What a great little saw ! Light & easy to operate !

Skeptical about the saw before I bought it , But turns out this thing is great does everything I need it to do . I was needing a smaller saw than my husky 359 but was worried about the echo felling trees. Turns out this thing is a little beast very happy with my purchase. Would buy again but I'm pretty sure this thing will last a long time considering the abuse I have already put this thing through.

Old age crept up on me the last year or two and I am a wee bit less strong and able as I was some decades ago. A friend offered the opine that a smaller, less wieldy saw might be an option for someone long-in-the-tooth. Not certain to whom he was referring. Anyway...I started looking into smaller saws. ECHO kept rising to the top of my shortened attention span. Never heard of ECHO until I became a fan of that YouTube show "Chickanic". Good show, lots of good information. I decided if ECHO was good enough for her, I'd give it a try. Well, I'll be dip-dong-danged! Nice little saw. Fired up right proper. Cuts just fine. I'm a believer.

I am 65 years young and have most certainly had my share of chainsaws up to this point. I tried Echo I ditched stihl and now I wish I'd have got echo a whole lot sooner. I got the CS590 timberwolf it is a beast 20-in bar it is a beast. Starts easy just go through the procedures starts every time.

I bought this Stihl CS-3510 specifically for taking on my dirtbike in the early summer to clear Colorado motorized dirt bike trails. In an earlier life, I cleared trails professionally for state and federal governments and have experience with quite a few related tools... This saw has exceeded my expectations. It is lightweight enough to be tolerable on my handlebar mount, yet powerful enough that I can see it pulling double duty to fell and buck small amounts of recreational/camping firewood. Before I ever ran the saw, I derestricted the muffler, pulled the carb adjuster limiters, and tossed on an Oregon VXL yellow chain. This saw RIPS for 35cc and vastly outperforms the comparable-classed Stihl 180C I used previously. I've cut 26-28” wet pines and spruce with this saw and I was impressed how quickly it went through for such a small and lightweight package. My only real reservation is the plastic bucking spikes. I would have preferred a metal/replaceable spike plate, but I realize weight was a main concern with this new model. Several of my dirt bike riding buddies are now considering the 3510 to bring along on their early season mountain rides.

I bought this about 3 weeks ago and have cut up 2 large spruce trees. I have owned several of the major brands of saws and I rate the Echo right with them. I have had Echo grass trimmers and was impressed and wanted to try the Echo. I have not been disappointed. Great saw if you an old guy like me.

I bought this saw while my huqavana 262xp was being repaired and it was going to be awhile to get the parts. So I needed something to clean up after an April storm taking down trees. I was skeptical at first , thinking will this saw have enough power. Well this saw had plenty of power and was very pleased on how lightweight this saw was compared to the husky. Yes, I know going from 62cc to 35cc there was going to be a sizable difference. Needless to say this saw performance was beyond my expectations and now is the first one I grab. My back says thank you. I'd recommend this day to anyone, don't let the appearance of this so called little guy fool you. This Echo saw has got the moxie Arthur

I have to admit I am an Echo equipment fan. All my garden tools are Echo. Blowers, Trimmers and now chain saw. I bought this to replace my 20-year-old Husqvarna 140 and wanted something small and light. I was a little torn between the CS-3510 and CS-4510, but decided on the CS-3510 as it is significantly lighter. I was surprised by the power of this saw compared to my old 140 that had actually a larger 40cc engine. Couldn't be happier with my choice.

I purchased this saw to replace a Husqvarna saw that broke down..I spent some time researching different saws and since this one had the 5 year warranty,,light weight,,easy starting and about the same cc power as the Husqvarna and Stihl I went with it..ONLY draw back I have had with the saw is the chain that is included on it,,,, is very easily dulled so I replaced it...All in all it seems to be a good saw and worth the money...(just up grade the chain)

If I could give this a zero I would I've bought it brand new used it twice and it's such a pain in the butt to get started. It is so cold and yes, I follow the directions. Even the shop I bought it from Had a heck of a time getting it started. This is the worst echo I've ever owned !!!!!