Echo A021005600 Carburetor 262 2620 Series

Product Description

The ECHO A021005600 is a genuine OEM carburetor for the 262 and 2620 series of ECHO and Shindaiwa handheld power equipment. The carburetor meters the fuel-air mixture delivered to the engine, directly affecting starting performance, idle stability, and full-throttle output. This is a factory-original component, not an aftermarket substitute, which means it meets the exact tolerances and jet sizing specified for these engines. Licensed technicians servicing ECHO and Shindaiwa small-engine equipment rely on genuine parts like this to restore factory performance without recalibration. The unit measures 4.02 inches by 2.01 inches by 2.01 inches and replaces previous part numbers A021004600 and A021004601.

This carburetor is designed for use across a broad range of ECHO and Shindaiwa 262 and 2620 series equipment, including string trimmers, hedge trimmers, pole saws, bed redefiner units, and multi-attachment power heads. Compatible models include AH262, BRD-2620, HCA-2620, HCA-2620S, LE262, PAS-2620, PE-2620, PE-2620S, PPF-2620, PPT-2620H, PS262, SHC-2620, SHC-2620S, SRM-2620, SRM-2620T, SRM-2620U, T262, and T262X. This range of fitment makes it a practical stocking item for dealers and service shops handling ECHO and Shindaiwa equipment.

Key Features

• Genuine ECHO and Shindaiwa OEM part - factory-specified tolerances and jet calibration
• Direct replacement for superseded part numbers A021004600 and A021004601
• Fits 19 confirmed ECHO and Shindaiwa 262 and 2620 series models
• Compact dimensions: 4.02 inches x 2.01 inches x 2.01 inches
• Covers multiple equipment categories including trimmers, hedge trimmers, and pole saws

Compatibility

Confirmed compatible with the following ECHO and Shindaiwa models: AH262, BRD-2620, HCA-2620, HCA-2620S, LE262, PAS-2620, PE-2620, PE-2620S, PPF-2620, PPT-2620H, PS262, SHC-2620, SHC-2620S, SRM-2620, SRM-2620T, SRM-2620U, T262, and T262X. Also supersedes part numbers A021004600 and A021004601.

Installation Notes

Carburetor service on small two-cycle engines should be performed by a qualified small-engine technician. Before removal, shut off the fuel supply and relieve any residual pressure in the fuel line. Allow the engine to cool completely before disassembly. Inspect all fuel lines, primer bulb, and intake gaskets during installation and replace any worn components to prevent air leaks that would affect carburetor tuning.