The Echo 440 EVL was produced in the early 1990s, specifically around 1993. It was part of Echo's line of chainsaws known for their lightweight design and efficiency. This model was designed for both professional and homeowner use.
11% of 440= 11% * 440= 0.11 * 440= 48.4
30% of 440= 30% * 440= 0.3 * 440= 132
55% of 440= 55% * 440= 0.55 * 440= 242
75% of 440= 75% * 440= 0.75 * 440= 330
92% of 440= 92% * 440= 0.92 * 440= 404.8
The CS-510 and CS-510 EVL are completely different models. The EVL was made in the 1980s. and the CS-510 is actually a current model.
Hi, The full model is CS 440EVL whic stands for Chain Saw 44.0cc(approxiamately) Electronic Vibration Limited.
It was made by Echo. I have one, and I have an Echo CS440 EVL. Although the latter is a larger saw, when you sit them side by side they look like twins.
80 cc.
The users manuel saya 78.6 cc.
Remove the cover at the handle area,
hi, 78 ,6 cm3 5. 3 H P
The Echo 750 EVL chainsaw is equipped with a 75.6 cc engine, delivering approximately 5.4 horsepower (hp). This powerful engine makes it suitable for heavy-duty cutting tasks, such as felling trees and managing large logs. Its performance is complemented by features designed for ease of use and efficiency.
50:1
Apparently Echo Trials Bicycles are made in China. You can review their Web site, below.
All GTX's produced had the 440 engine.
103,500 coronet 440's were built in 68.