The ECHO CS-4400 is a compact 43.6 cc chainsaw that weighed 10.2 lbs (4.6 kg).
The CS‑4400 was likely produced from around 1991 through to the early 2000s, with official Echo listings confirming its availability as late as 2003. While the exact discontinuation date isn’t documented, it appears the model remained in production or on the market until approximately 2003.
These pictures come from US-based eBay seller stihlsawing. This ECHO CS-4400 was sold in June 2025 for US $95.00. Be sure to check out his current listings!
The listing description for this saw said:
Echo CS-4400 Chainsaw for Parts or Repair!! Powerhead Only
Pulls over, feels like low compression. Looks complete. Powerhead only
No returns.
The following screenshot comes from the 2003 version of ECHO’s website when the CS-4400 was last listed for sale.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Engine displacement (cc/cu.in) | 43.6 cc (2.66 cu in) |
| Engine type | Air-cooled, 2‑cycle, single-cylinder |
| Power output | Not officially listed*; typical ~2.0 HP (≈1.5 kW) for this size |
| Carburetor | Diaphragm type, Walbro WT‑416C |
| Fuel tank volume | 600 mL (0.60 L) |
| Bar & chain oil tank | 280 mL |
| Chain pitch | 0.325″ (8.26 mm) |
| Drive link gauge | 0.058″ (1.47 mm) |
| Bar lengths supported | 38 cm (15″) and 45 cm (18″); manuals note up to 51 cm (20″) |
| Weight (dry, without bar & chain) | 4.6 kg (10.1 lb) |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 398 × 252 × 272 mm (15.7″ × 9.9″ × 10.7″) |
| Chain brake | Inertia-activated safety brake |
| Starter | Recoil starter |
| Anti-vibration | Built-in system |
*Power output: Echo manuals don’t list exact HP/kW, but 43 cc chainsaws typically produce around 1.5 kW (≈2 HP).
Accessories and features included automatic adjustable oil pump, clutch, centrifugal brake, chain catcher — all part of the design.
Reviews from the ECHO Chainsaw Fans FB group:
- Marty said, “It’s a great saw, this is my main saw for the last 18 years.”
- Jon said, “I have two of these saws, great saws.”
- Christian said, “These are little animals!”
- David said, “I’ve got a 4400 that I bought in 1998 and still cut about 10 cords or more a year with it. I love it.”
- Rich said, “They are nice saws! I picked this one up for $100. The owner found it in a building he bought. Was never used!”
The ECHO CS-4400 isn’t the most amazon chainsaw in the world, but it’s not bad if you can pick it up for the right price. There are plenty of users out there who have been happy with it’s performance.
Check out this old Poulan 306 Automatic that was also listed by eBay seller stihlsawing!
