The ECHO X-Series is expanding its line by adding two class leading products to its ranks. The BRD – 2620 and PPF-2620 Power Pruner® will be moving into the dealer network soon.
The BRD-2620 Bed Redefiner will replace the BRD-280. This new lighter, more powerful unit will be a go-to product for professional users who want to redefine flower or mulch beds. The BRD-2620 is seven times faster than using a shovel and is lighter in weight than the walk behind bed redefining units. The six-finger cutting steel claw utilizes carbide tipped steel for superior performance and durability. Some of the new key features include a two-ring piston, improved hot re-startability, and a two-stage air filter. The air filtration system has a foam pre-filter along with a pleated filter enclosed by a tool-less cover.
“As we continue to add to the ECHO X Series, professional users will see that any product in this family is optimal for any job that comes their way,” says Wayne Thomsen, Vice President of Marketing.
More information on both products can be found at www.echo-usa.com/Products/X-Series.
ECHO Incorporated is a leading manufacturer of professional-grade, high performance outdoor power equipment for commercial and homeowner use. Based in the Chicagoland Suburbs, the corporation markets its products under the brand names ECHO, Shindaiwa and ECHO Bear Cat. To learn more about each, please visit www.echo-usa.com, www.shindaiwa-usa.com, or www.bearcatproducts.com.
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