Who Makes Echo Chainsaws And Where Are They Manufactured?
Echo started out in the late 1940s making two-stroke engines for agricultural machinery. Who makes the chainsaws today? Where are they made?
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Stories By Charles Earley
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A Speeding Ticket When You Weren't Even Driving The Car? Yep - It Can Happen
Laws and regulations on automatic speeding fines vary not only from state to state, but also between districts, making it important to check speed everywhere.
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Looking For Cheap, Highly Rated TVs? Here's Where You Can Buy Them
These days, you don't have to spend big money to get even a half-decent TV. Where should you look if you want the best deal on an affordable television?
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Are AMF-Era Harley-Davidsons Worth Anything Today?
Harley Davidson motorcycles from the AMF years are known for their technical advances and innovation, and their value can vary based on a range of factors.
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The Answer To Physics' Dark Matter Problem Could Lie In The Fifth Dimension
Physicists have determined that most of the universe is dark matter -- invisible to us but affecting the universe anyway. Could it exist in another dimension?
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Common Problems With John Deere Lawn Mowers (According To Owners)
There is perhaps no more iconic brand for lawn equipment than John Deere, but the brand's legendary lawnmowers aren't flawless, according to owners.
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Why Does Ford Still Put Keypads On Its Cars Doors?
Ford's SecuriCode system allows drivers to access their car interior without the need for keys or fobs, which can be useful for granting access.
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Why Do So Many People Hate CFMOTO Motorcycles? Here's What You Need To Know
Despite partnerships with major and well-established brands, riders still have concerns about build quality, parts availability, and electrical problems.
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The Weird Boeing 737 Quirk That Allows It To Carry More Passengers
The Boeing 737 200 Max can pack in a lot more passengers than a conventional aircraft. Here's how it manages to fly with more people aboard.
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This Quantum Computer Just Made Teleportation A Reality
Teleportation may seem like the preserve of science fiction, but scientists have proven that it can work in reality — at least, for quantum computers.
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Who Built The First V-Twin Motorcycle Engine? (It Wasn't Indian)
The V-Twin engine’s origins go back much further than most people think and it started far from any motorcycle factory.
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Who Makes Pioneer TVs And Where Are They Built?
Pioneer has been out of the television business for over a decade, but you can still buy a Pioneer branded TV. Who makes them now? Where are they built?
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The Space Shuttle Endeavour Has A Futuristic New Home
Visitors to the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center at The California Science Center will be able to see and explore the space shuttle and other exhibits.
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Why Is Boeing (Not Lockheed Martin) Building The F-47 Stealth Fighter?
Despite being plagued by a rash of disasters and safety concerns over the past several years, Boeing was awarded the F-47 fighter jet contract.
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Apparently, Car Dealerships Have No Obligation To Take Back Your New Car And Give You Your Deposit
If you get cold feet after purchasing a new or used car, while you won't just be able to get your money back, it's a little bit more complicated.
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Cadillac's Newest SUV Takes The Best Page From Tesla's Playbook
There's a lot to consider when buying an EV, including charging network compatibility. Cadillac's hoping to solve that problem by following Tesla's lead.
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An Electronic Eye Implant Is Helping People See Again - Here's How The Tech Works
Trials show that a new wireless eye implant is improving the sight of people with severe vision loss. We explain how the tech works and what the results are.
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The US Coast Guard Closes A Deal To Expand Its Fleet Of Icebreakers For Arctic Travel
Despite operating one of the largest navies in the world, the United States has only two operational icebreakers - limiting its effectiveness in the Arctic.
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The HMS Prince Of Wales Is The Newest UK Aircraft Carrier - Here's How Big It Is
The U.K. has launched its newest and largest aircraft carrier to date. Here's how big it is, how many people it holds and how it compares to others.
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China Has One Crucial Advantage Over American Aircraft Carriers
China’s new carriers can’t outmatch America’s — but they don’t need to. A hidden system on land gives it the upper hand in a potential clash at sea.
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The US Navy Is Modernizing Its Arleigh Burke Destroyers, And This One Just Passed A Major Test
Trials of the USS Ted Stevens, conducted by Huntington Ingalls Industries, showed that the ship met all mechanical, electrical, and combat-system requirements.
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MH-60 Seahawk: What Makes The US Navy's Black Hawk Cousin Unique
The Black Hawk helicopter is one of the most well-known United States military aircraft, but have you heard of its cousin, the MH-60 Seahawk?
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Who Makes KTM Engines And Are They The Same As CFMoto's?
KTM maintains production and manufacturing facilities across the world, and its China-based operations are a joint venture with the budget CFMoto brand.
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What Happened To Cheap, High-RPM Engines That Scream On Highways?
Automakers used to favor high-revving engines that made lots of glorious noise. That is now the exclusive domain of high-priced models, and here's why.
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VelociCoaster Top Speed: How Fast Can It Go & Is It The Fastest Coaster In The World?
Few rides live up to the hype quite like the Jurassic World VelociCoaster. From its powerful launches to its lagoon drop, speed is just the beginning.
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What Does XG Mean On A Harley-Davidson?
Ever wondered what Harley’s XG codes really mean? The answer lies in its Street lineup and the brand’s unique naming and VIN system.
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What Does FLFB Mean On A Harley-Davidson?
Harley-Davidson model codes can be confusing, with a combination of four or five letters signifying various aspects of a bike. FLFB is just one example.
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