CS-2511WES

Best power to weight ratio rear handle chain saw in its class.

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A new evolution in rear handle saws, the CS-2511WES weighs only 2.6kg and has a power output of 1.11kW. In terms of power to weight, no other chainsaw can compete. It retains the same ergonomics and benefits of the CS-2511TES (top handle) in a new, rear-handle form. Its ultra compact size and precision make it ideal for trimming, pruning, wood carving and other ground work.

25.0cm³ professional grade ECHO engine.

Designed and manufactured in Japan to the highest possible standards. The 2 stroke engine provides powerful cutting with low emissions and noise levels.

Increased productivity.

The combination of being ultra lightweight and powerful means you'll get through jobs faster with significantly less fatigue.

Rugged versatility.

From cutting firewood to carving finely detailed works of art, you'll find that the CS-2511WES has the power and maneuverability to be an incredibly versatile tool.

Best Features.

Easy start

ECHO’s patented system for effortless starting.

Ultra light weight

Engineered to weigh less whilst retaining robust durability.

Power to weight

Super light-weight design with exceptional power.

Product Details.

Engine displacement (cm³)	25.0
Output (kw)	1.1
Output (ps)	1.5
Dry Weight (kg)	2.6
Fuel tank capacity (l)	0.19
Chain Oil Tank Capacity	0.140
Fuel Consumption At Maximum Engine Power (L/h)	0.67
Priming Pump	Yes
Ignition System	CDI
Start Assist System	ES-start
Chain Brake	Inertia
Choke w/ Automatic Fast Idle Release	Yes
Chain Tensioner	Side
Saw Chain Pitch (inch)	3/8 (1/4)
Guide Bar Gauge (inch)	0.050 (0.043)
Applicable Bar Length (cm/inch) ¹	20, 25, 30 / 8, 10, 12
Vibration Front handle/Rear handle (m/s²)	4.5 / 4.6
Sound power level (dB(A))	108.5
Sound pressure level (dB(A))	98.5
CO² (g/kW・h) ²	946

1: Not all lengths available in every country. Available bar lengths may incur differing RRPs. Please check with your local dealer.
2: This CO² measurement results from testing a (parent) engine representative of the engine type (engine family) over a fixed test cycle under laboratory conditions and does not imply or express any guarantee of the performance of a particular engine.