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here we go....

no, no i'm not going down that road.
My Snellerized Husky 385XP will just about keep even with the 660,
maybe a little more then even.

I can't imagine a stock MS650 will be in the same league at the 660,
otherwise there would be a helluva lot more 650 sales
 
no, no i'm not going down that road.
My Snellerized Husky 385XP will just about keep even with the 660,
maybe a little more then even.

I can't imagine a stock MS650 will be in the same league at the 660,
otherwise there would be a helluva lot more 650 sales

:laugh:

keep in mind, MANY dealers SKIP the 650... it seems redundant to them... NOT TO MENTION that people ASK for the 660...

in wood UNDER 30", I DOUBT you'd see much of a difference in cutting speed... less than 5% i'd be willing to put $$ on...

a 'ported' 385xp? 85cc??? I'd HOPE It would WALK on a stock 92cc saw. ESPECIALLY with how DINKY the factory 6XX stihl outlet is!! :dizzy: about 3/8-7/16" :cry:

J
 
:laugh:

keep in mind, MANY dealers SKIP the 650... it seems redundant to them... NOT TO MENTION that people ASK for the 660...

in wood UNDER 30", I DOUBT you'd see much of a difference in cutting speed... less than 5% i'd be willing to put $$ on...

a 'ported' 385xp? 85cc??? I'd HOPE It would WALK on a stock 92cc saw. ESPECIALLY with how DINKY the factory 6XX stihl outlet is!! :dizzy: about 3/8-7/16" :cry:

J


Both wear the same bar(28"), both full chisel(Oregon on the Husky).
I still think the 660 is torguier, but who knows?

I'll have to take them both out & fart around

I can tell you that the stock 385Xp was a pita, mainly because the dealer could/would not tune the saw to anything over 9500K no load.
I kid you not! It also delevoped an oil leak (which was fixed by a friend)
 
My 660 and 650 run pretty darn close with the stock mufflers and 32" bars.. Add the DP cover and they both get better but the 660 gets better by a wider margin.
 
Homie top handle super 2, no brake, wester Mpls suburbs. $30 wit case

kcj






Homelite Chainsaw - $30 (Golden Valley)

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Date: 2011-06-14, 1:41PM CDT
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Homelite 2hp chainsaw with carrying case. Older saw but in decent condition. Does run but needs work, chain sharpened, etc. Come take a look...








Mac 10-10, doesn't look too bad in pics. Has chain brake. south of Mpls.

McCulloch chainsaw - $25 (prior lake)

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Date: 2011-06-12, 9:06PM CDT
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Project or parts saw. This is a McCulloch Pro mac 10-10 Automatic with a 16" bar. This was my grandfathers saw. It worked well and then I put it away and did not use for a couple of years and now it will not start. Not sure if it will need a carb kit or if there is no spark or what. Still turns over good. Comes with 4 chains that are sharp but the chains are used. Make an offer and it might be yours.


Location: prior lake
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
 
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Anybody in portland oregon or southern washington want to help a member out?
 
In his description " ..it will throw chipe back 15 feet ....", so does anything else really matter? I would have paid more... :dizzy:

I can't even throw chips 15 ft with my throwing arm!!... UNLESS they are balled up and wet! lol


my :msp_rolleyes: was for :

A: it is a FRANKENSAW...
B: it DID NOT come from his uncle and is selling it for his auntie:rolleyes: (look @ the BS in his other listings about clapped-together 038-mags that came from 'display cases....' :bang:
C: the 7hrs a year, for 10 years cutting firewood..... GOOD GOD.


there is NO WAY IN HELL:

it has 'only' 70 hrs (look @ the condition of the YELLOW tank)
it is ONE saw... the cyl cover is from a 660, BUT, it's NOT a 660...

to put it plainly, he did WELL for what it was, with a mis-leading description.

I HOPE the chassis of this saw is not a 2k hr saw, and he just polished a turd...:angry2:
 
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I can't even throw chips 15 ft with my throwing arm 15 feet... UNLESS they are balled up and wet! lol


my :msp_rolleyes: was for :

A: it is a FRANKENSAW...
B: it DID NOT come from his uncle and is selling it for his auntie:rolleyes: (look @ the BS in his other listings about clapped-together 038-mags that came from 'display cases....' :bang:
C: the 7hrs a year, for 10 years cutting firewood..... GOOD GOD.


there is NO WAY IN HELL:

it has 'only' 70 hrs (look @ the condition of the YELLOW tank)
it is ONE saw... the cyl cover is from a 660, BUT, it's NOT a 660...

to put it plainly, he did WELL for what it was, with a mis-leading description.

I HOPE the chassis of this saw is not a 2k hr saw, and he just polished a turd...:angry2:

Ive seen a few of his listings and they all go high. He claims they are all his or his families and have been used little....Even though like you say they have mixed matched parts. The guy is full of something. I think he sold a polished 038 awhile ago and the buyer realized it wasnt what the guy said and complained. Not sure how that ended but I would stay clear of this shady fellow.
 
Ive seen a few of his listings and they all go high. He claims they are all his or his families and have been used little....Even though like you say they have mixed matched parts. The guy is full of something. I think he sold a polished 038 awhile ago and the buyer realized it wasnt what the guy said and complained. Not sure how that ended but I would stay clear of this shady fellow.

His posts have been noted here in the past. I do remember that one saw he had up was a Chinese Stihl copy. It went for good money! It is surprising to me that his feedback rating remains high.

I personally stay away from eBay for saws, unless from a trusted seller. I need to put my hands on the product before purchase.
 
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