Echo Parts, by Part Number
Which part fits which Echo model, what the numbers on the box mean, and what is worth replacing before you write the machine off. An independent reference - not affiliated with Echo Incorporated or Yamabiko.
The Echo part numbers people look up most
Echo puts the same component on machines that share nothing else in the catalogue, so the model name is a poor way to order. The number is not. Find the number stamped on the old part, then confirm it against the fitment list before you buy anything.
| Part | Echo number | Fits / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Speed-Feed 400 trimmer head | 99944200907 | SRM series trimmers. Ships without adapters |
| Trimmer line, .095 in | 330095071 | Twisted square profile, residential to commercial |
| Black Diamond line, .105 in | 330105073 | Spiral square profile, 3 lb spool |
| Air filter | A226001410 | SRM-210/211/225, GT-200/201, PAS-225/230/265, PE-225/230, PB-200 |
| 2-cycle oil mix, 50:1 | 6450050 | One gallon mix, Power Blend |
| Chainsaw chain, 16 in | 91PX57CQ | CS-310, CS-352, CS-370, CS-400 and other 16 in bars |
| Blower tube nozzle | P021049080 | PB-580, PB-580T, PB-580H |
Fitment above is as the manufacturer lists it. Aftermarket boxes often carry a second set of numbers - the air filter above is also sold as 13031054130 and A226000472, and cross-references to Oregon 30-119 and Stens 102-565. Same filter, four numbers.
Parts, Numbers & Fitment
Which part number fits which Echo, what the aftermarket calls the same part, and what to check before replacing anything.
Parts by Model
Wear Parts
Common Questions
The questions that come up most often about Echo parts and fitment.
How do I find the right Echo part number?
Read it off the old part rather than looking up the machine. Echo stamps the number on filters, heads and tubes, and the same component crosses many models - one air filter, A226001410, covers trimmers, blowers, edgers and power heads. Ordering by model name is what leads to parts that nearly fit.
Does the Speed-Feed 400 head fit my trimmer?
It is listed as fitting Echo SRM series trimmers, and it is the head most owners eventually move to because it reloads without opening the spool. It ships without adapters, so check what your shaft and drive require before ordering - the head alone is not always the whole job.
What size trimmer line does an Echo take?
It depends on the machine, not the brand. Echo sells .095 in (330095071) and .105 in Black Diamond (330105073) among others, and the heavier line only works if your head and engine are rated for it. Running line thicker than the head is designed for makes it bind and loads the clutch.
Are aftermarket Echo parts any good?
For filters, fuel lines, primer bulbs and spark plugs the aftermarket is generally fine and far cheaper. For carburettors it is a mixed picture - a cheap replacement often runs but needs adjusting, and if the original carburettor was simply gummed up, the real fix was a clean and a new filter.
What oil mix does an Echo two-stroke need?
Echo sells its Power Blend mix at 50:1 (part 6450050 for the one gallon bottle). Always confirm the ratio in your machine manual - it is printed on the fuel cap on most units - and mix fresh, because ethanol fuel left in a tank over winter is behind a large share of machines that will not start in spring.
What is the correct fuel mix for an Echo SRM-210 or SRM-225?
Both run a 50:1 petrol-to-oil mix - about 2.6 oz of two-stroke oil per gallon of unleaded. Echo's Power Blend oil is sold pre-measured for that ratio: part 6450050 for the one gallon bottle, 6450001 for the 2.6 oz single-mix bottles that make exactly one gallon. The ratio is printed on the fuel cap of most SRM units, so confirm it there before mixing. Mix only what you will burn in a month - stale ethanol blend left in the tank is the most common reason an SRM will not start the next season.
How do I get a full parts list for my Echo model?
Start from the machine, not a catalogue. The model and serial plate sits on the housing near the engine, and the part number is stamped on the component itself. Because one Echo part usually crosses several models - the A226001410 air filter alone fits the SRM-210, SRM-225, GT-200, PAS-225 and PE-225 among others - the number on the part is more reliable than a model-specific list. This site groups the numbers three ways so you can work from any of them: parts by model, wear parts, and diagnosis by symptom.
Which parts on an Echo weed wacker wear out first?
In order: the trimmer line, then the head that feeds it, then the air filter. Line is a consumable - .095 in (330095071) or heavier .105 in Black Diamond (330105073), depending on what your head is rated for. The Speed-Feed 400 head (99944200907) is the usual upgrade once an original spool stops feeding cleanly. After that comes the standard two-stroke wear set - air filter, fuel lines, primer bulb and spark plug - all inexpensive parts that restore easy starting and a steady idle.
Is "Echo weedeater parts" the same thing as "Echo trimmer parts"?
Yes. "Weed eater," "weedeater" and "weed wacker" are regional names for the same string trimmer, and Echo's part numbers do not change because of which name you searched. The trimmer head, line and air filter fit the machine the same way no matter what you call it - what decides fitment is the model stamped on the housing, not the term you used to find this page.
Where can I find a parts diagram for my Echo trimmer?
Echo's own manuals list part numbers in text rather than an exploded diagram, so most "parts diagram" searches end up back at a number anyway. This site works from the two things a diagram is normally used for: finding a number, grouped by model on pages like SRM-225 and SRM-210, or diagnosing a fault by symptom on won't start. Read the model and serial number off the housing first - it narrows the parts list faster than any diagram would.
Do you cover Echo brush cutters and clearing saws, or only string trimmers?
Both. If your Echo has been converted to run a steel blade instead of line - or is a dedicated clearing saw - the fitment rules are different (arbor size, not line diameter) and get their own page: Echo brush cutter and clearing saw parts. Everything else on this site assumes a string trimmer unless a link says otherwise.
The three parts that come up most
Not the most expensive parts - the ones people replace over and over. Check fitment against your model number before ordering; Echo reuses the same part across a lot of machines, but not across all of them.
Echo Speed-Feed 400 Trimmer Head (99944200907)
The head most SRM trimmers end up wearing. It reloads without taking the spool apart, which is the entire reason people switch to it. Ships without adapters - check what your shaft needs.
Echo Black Diamond Trimmer Line .105 in (330105073)
Square profile with four cutting edges and a spiral texture. The shape is what does the work here - a round line of the same diameter tears rather than cuts.
Air Filter A226001410 (SRM-225 family)
One filter covers a remarkable spread of Echo machines - trimmers, blowers, edgers and power heads. A clogged one is behind a large share of engines that will not hold idle.
About This Guide
This is an independent reference for Echo outdoor power equipment parts. It is not run by Echo Incorporated or Yamabiko and is not endorsed by them - we do not sell parts, service equipment, or handle warranty claims. For any of that, go to Echo or an authorised servicing dealer.
What this site does is answer the question that the part number on your old component does not: what else does it fit, what is the aftermarket equivalent called, and is the part actually the problem. Echo reuses components across trimmers, blowers, edgers and power heads far more than the model pages suggest, and that overlap is where most ordering mistakes happen.
Where we link to Amazon, those are affiliate links and we may earn a commission. That does not change what goes on these pages: fitment is listed as the manufacturer lists it, and the most common answer here - that a machine which will not idle usually needs a five dollar filter rather than a new carburettor - is the one that avoids a purchase entirely.