
- Petrol
CS-362WES
Excellent for tough pruning or limbing jobs.
The ECHO CS-362WES chain saw features a powerful 35.8cc engine in a lightweight, ergonomic body. Designed for maneuverability and precision it is ideal for pruning and limbing. Chrome plating for professional grade durability and packed with features to make the toughest of jobs seem easy.
EAN code: #N/A
- Bar length (inch)
- 12, 14, 16
- Chain pitch (inch)
- 3/8, 1/4
- Rated power (kW)
- 1.49
- Dry weight (kg)
- 3.8
Variants
Product
Technologies
Product
Specifications
- Output (kW)
- 1.49
- Output (ps)
- 2.03
- Rated power (kW)
- 1.49
- Rated power (ps)
- 2.03
- Power source type
- Petrol
- Dry weight (kg)
- 3.8
- Guide Bar Gauge (inch)
- 0.050
- Choke
- true
- CO² (g/kW・h)
- 1020
- Displacement (cm³)
- 35.8
- Fuel consumption at maximum engine power (L/h)
- 0.86
- No-load speed (r/min)
- 13500
- Primer pump
- true
- Spark plug model
- NGK BPMR8Y
- Starting mode
- ES Start
- Bar length (cm)
- 30, 35, 40
- Bar length (inch)
- 12, 14, 16
- Chain pitch (inch)
- 3/8, 1/4
- Chain brake
- Inertia mechanical
- Chain tensioner location
- Side
- Chain tensioner type
- Tool adjustment
- Side access chain tensioner
- true
- Adjustable flow
- true
- Toolless adjustable air filter cover
- true
- Air filter type
- Felt
- Carburetor type
- Diaphragm
- Clutch type
- Centrifugal
- Engine type
- 2 stroke
- Fuel mix ratio
- 2
- Fuel tank capacity (mL)
- 320
- Ignition type
- CDI
- Lubrication type
- Automatic
- Spike as standard
- true
- Emmission certification
- true
- Power unit manufacturer
- YAMABIKO
- Sound power level (dB(A))
- 109.4
- Sound pressure level (dB(A))
- 100.3
- Vibration Front handle / Rear handle (m/s²)
- 5.9 / 6.3
- Chainsaw front handle material
- Synthetic
- Chain oil tank capacity (ml)
- 230
- Oil cap location
- Left
- Oil feeding efficiency (mL/min)
- 7
- Automatic choke release
- true
- Automatic fast idle
- true
- ES-Start
- true
Any questions?
FAQ
The right bar length depends on the diameter of the wood you cut and your experience. Shorter bars are lighter and easier to handle for pruning and light work, while longer bars suit felling larger trees. Our Tool finder can help you compare models.
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