dustinwilt68
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I say just offer the saws up on here for what you have in them, win win.
I junked better running suburbans than my $28k new Chevy suburban.
I did do the transfers, a base gasket delete and modded an aftermarket muffler.
I don't disagree with this for the most part.If anyone has purchased a refurbished Husqvarna or even a refub Makita power tool, I have done both, most of the time 90% of the plastics looks new/good, wear and tear items are replaced but a majority of the parts are used and appropriately discounted. The giant point that a lot of people are missing is the guy advertised the saws as NEW, NEW is never used. These saws are not new, my 2166 is a 2013 with the R on the tank. To the best of my knowledge the factory does not run saws, the saws are built, carbs are set to default specs, the dealer is where saws are first run and tuned.
I've been reading post after post about how my saw is all scraped up, damaged, has rust, corrosion, looks like it's minimally run, but it runs great so it's OK. You're just trying to justify your purchase and convince yourself that you didn't get f**ked, well you did. That's the truth
Honestly, WTF is wrong with people, the guy is taking advantage of everybody here, making fools of everyone and taking their money. Husqvarna is selling these saws for pennies on the dollar to wholesalers and the nice melted R is to red flag any dealer to not warranty these saws. THEY ARE REFURBS. If the guy advertised the saws properly most people here would have still bought them and been happy. "I got exactly as advertised"
If this seller was pushing these saws as new on the AS or OPeeEee sight guys would have crucified him.
NEW IS NEW
If anyone has purchased a refurbished Husqvarna or even a refub Makita power tool, I have done both, most of the time 90% of the plastics looks new/good, wear and tear items are replaced but a majority of the parts are used and appropriately discounted. The giant point that a lot of people are missing is the guy advertised the saws as NEW, NEW is never used. These saws are not new, my 2166 is a 2013 with the R on the tank. To the best of my knowledge the factory does not run saws, the saws are built, carbs are set to default specs, the dealer is where saws are first run and tuned.
I've been reading post after post about how my saw is all scraped up, damaged, has rust, corrosion, looks like it's minimally run, but it runs great so it's OK. You're just trying to justify your purchase and convince yourself that you didn't get f**ked, well you did. That's the truth
Honestly, WTF is wrong with people, the guy is taking advantage of everybody here, making fools of everyone and taking their money. Husqvarna is selling these saws for pennies on the dollar to wholesalers and the nice melted R is to red flag any dealer to not warranty these saws. THEY ARE REFURBS. If the guy advertised the saws properly most people here would have still bought them and been happy. "I got exactly as advertised"
If this seller was pushing these saws as new on the AS or OPeeEee sight guys would have crucified him.
NEW IS NEW
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Loves my Chevy’s but the phuckin abs blocks, Cancer from the thought of moisture and that damn cold start knock.
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No, I didn't check the compression before or after. I'll do a check tomorrow and post it.Any ideas on the compression before and after base gasket delete ?
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I don't disagree with this for the most part.
I thought the saws were run at the factory, but more so the engine and that there is no fuel put into the tanks but rather fuel hooked straight to the carbs, but this is just an assumption so please take it as that.
I'm not trying to justify my purchase at all as I know if it sounds to good to be true it probably is and I wasn't sure what I was going to get at all. I actually thought I may be buying a 2250 since that's what was in the picture and I might have to send it back, so I was surprised to see I actually got 2166's, and I feel they were appropriately discounted for what I got. I had also hoped these were saws from the TSC stores/dealer buybacks so I had an idea of what they were or at least what I hoped they were.
No they were not new(as in the Ebay description) and as you said it's not right to say they are if they are not! I would, as I've said before, liked to have believed that there was a miscommunication somewhere along the line. Now it seems quite clear since they are not changing the listing to refurbished saws that there is at least a certain level of dishonesty going on within the company, but I still won't say the "seller" is a liar as I don't know that for fact, but someone is or isn't communicating with others all that's going on.
And your right I would have said something if there was someone on here selling them as new and they weren't. I didn't even realize that the mark on the bottom was an "R" when I got mine or I would have said something about it myself to the seller and in this thread as well as others. I saw the mark and wondered what it was as I've never seen a casting mark like it before, because the "R" is incomplete and maybe because I was told they were new I overlooked it. Your right folks still would have bought them, so there is no reason not to be upfront about what they are, I don't feel like a fool paying what I did for it even with the "R" on the handle, but I do for not realizing what it was.
No, I didn't check the compression before or after. I'll do a check tomorrow and post it.
Glad you agreed, I actually agreed with your previous post to the one above too.Finally after 25,000 long winded post from @chipper1 I finally agree with this one. Especially the part about you and your buddy posting right away about what great saws you got and both of you totally leaving out the brown box with the R stamped ???? At least you have enough brain power to call yourself a fool over that.
Here's before swapping cylinders on mine, it was about 162, camera was at a little bit of an angle.Any ideas on the compression before and after base gasket delete ?
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Who's your buddy?Glad you agreed, I actually agreed with your previous post to the one above too.
Oh and thanks for reading 25,000 post of mine lol.
But be sure I didn't call myself a fool, but that I felt foolish. A fool rushes in without concern for the outcome, I knew I was taking a chance and I still feel as though I won with what I got even with the "R" and the brown boxes(they are real nice boxes).
Not sure where I said anything about my buddy in that post, and none of the boxes I got have an "R" on them?
Here's before swapping cylinders on mine, it was about 162, camera was at a little bit of an angle.
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Who's your buddy?
I didn't see the r stanp at first
When i got mine i took it apart and checked everything
All new no fuel or oil had ever been in it.
No chips or dust anywhere
I've never bought a pro saw that came in the factory box
So i didn't care it was repackaged
Hoping to buy some more if they sell returns.
I'm not sure who he's talking about since I didn't say anything about a buddy in the post he quoted?W
Who's your buddy?
I didn't see the r stanp at first
When i got mine i took it apart and checked everything
All new no fuel or oil had ever been in it.
No chips or dust anywhere
I've never bought a pro saw that came in the factory box
So i didn't care it was repackaged
Hoping to buy some more if they sell returns.
I'm not sure who he's talking about since I didn't say anything about a buddy in the post he quoted?
As I said I noticed it and even thought it was odd as I've been around a good bit of plastic injection shops, but it's not a full "R" so I never made the connection. I've never owned a refurbished saw although I have seen them, I guess I can't say that anymore lol.
I didn't, take mine apart, but I looked it over pretty good, same here, no evidence of being fueled or oil, no chips either.
There have been one or two new ones as well as boxes come thru here, I like the boxes, makes shipping a 24" and maybe even a 28" out pretty easy.
For the right price I'd buy one or two more as well, be nice to have some dusty old jreds around a few yrs from now, I could even bring up this thread if I listed them.
Now I'm really mad .I'm about to piss a few people off now. With how many jred saws my local tsc had stocked which was about 20 with display models and knowing they sold pp5020 poulans far more frequently at 4 a month from what I saw whereas the cheapest jred in a box sat for 6 month and the last 2166 they had on display sat for at least 2 years. Any displays saws that get returned by a store to the manufacturer or distributor get labeled as refurbished because they have to be repackaged and if it's done by a distributor that has just a few left out of the box they will do it the absolute cheapest way possible. Obviously some have gotten nib saws from this seller and some of the refurbs are properly packaged. As for the people going oh my ****ing God my saw has a slight mark its obviously used.....sorry a human handle your saw.
Some of you guys are literally returning them because they had a scuff mark and say the seller lied to you, I can understand doing that because the tank is broke and it's covered saw dust but not for minor blemishes. You guys seem surprised that you saw is more than 2 years old too, well jonsered isn't real popular anymore and some have sat around for a bit. I bought a Tanaka 5601 NIB from 2010. This seller had the lowest price for the 2166 on ebay new or used and advertised them as new because some of the companies they were dealing with had nib saws. You're calling this seller a complete liar yet you probably wouldn't have a problem paying the 610 for that road hard jred 2077 on ebay in listing posted in this thread thats at best a 400$ saw.
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