Is the Echo CS-3510 worth it for a homeowner?

Yes, if you cut firewood or clear limbs a few times a year. It is light, starts easily and takes standard 16-inch bars and chains, so upkeep is simple.

How does it compare to the CS-352?

Both are 34.4 cc class saws with 16-inch bars. The CS-3510 is the newer model with Echo's easier-start system; pick whichever is cheaper if you find both.

What fuel mix does it need?

It is a two-cycle engine, so run a 50:1 gasoline-to-two-stroke-oil mix. Use fresh fuel and stabilizer if the saw sits between jobs.

What comes in the box?

Typically the saw with a 16-inch bar and chain, plus a bar scabbard and a scrench tool. Confirm the listing includes the bar and chain before ordering.

Gas chainsaw prices dip in late fall and winter, outside storm season. Check the price history before buying in spring or after a storm.

Echo CS-3510 16-Inch Commercial Chainsaw

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$299.99at Walmart, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the Echo CS-3510 16-Inch Commercial Chainsaw

The Echo CS-3510 is a 34.4 cc two-stroke gas chainsaw with a 16-inch laminated sprocket-nose bar, built for both homeowner and light commercial cutting. It weighs 9.8 lb and makes about 2 HP, so it handles limbing, bucking firewood and storm cleanup without the bulk of a bigger saw. Echo's 2-stroke engines are known for easy starting and long service life. It is a rear-handle saw with a standard chain pattern, so replacement bars and chains are easy to find.

Best forHomeowners cutting firewood and storm debrisLandscapers and tree crews wanting a light limbing sawBuyers who prefer gas power over battery