250s are under $100 on eBay, lots of them.Hi Everyone,
I wanted to get the communities take on fair value for the following saws if they are in good working condition.
Husqvarna 272XP
Stihl
MS150TC
MS193T
MS250
Looking forward to your comments!
I would like Dibs on the 150 TC when you arrive at a fair value.Hi Everyone,
I wanted to get the communities take on fair value for the following saws if they are in good working condition.
Husqvarna 272XP
Stihl
MS150TC
MS193T
MS250
Looking forward to your comments!
Maybe if it's a parts saw. Maybe.250s are under $100 on eBay, lots of them.
Yea. There were a bunch of them a couple weeks ago from $95-100. Probably rental returns but we’re sold as runners. Gone now.Maybe if it's a parts saw. Maybe.
Guess not a good time for me to list one thenYea. There were a bunch of them a couple weeks ago from $95-100. Probably rental returns but we’re sold as runners. Gone now.
You want one for that?Running MS 250s are more in the $200 range in my area
Only Stihl product left here is an old FS 66 straight shaft trimmer, I bought over 30 years ago (made in Japan) that runs like a top. Had to replace the angle box on the end this year as a bearing was getting sloppy. Stihl dealer wanted $100+ for it, bought one on Amazon (Chinese of course) for 26 bucks delivered. Getting long in the tooth but runs fine. Should off it and get an Echo straight shaft trimmer with their Speed Feed head. Been on Echo Red Armor fuel for quite a while now. I'll run it until it pukes as it's not worth anything today.
I do but I mostly use the Stihl polycut head or a metal blade on it. When and if I replace the 66, it will be an Echo with the speed feed head. Interestingly, the polycut blades for the Stihl have gotten stupid in price (like everything else) today, but I have a couple dozen in a container of water, ready to go. That should outlast the trimmer, I hope at least.guess you know they make speed feeds with adaptors to run on most anything including Stihls
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