I've seen his saws sell for...
ready for this...
wait for it...
patience
wait for it....
c'mon... you think i'd tell you that easy???!!??! :jester:
you'll have to work HARDER than that!!!
I ditched the idea of dealing with "Bob" and bought a Poulan Pro 455 powerhead from Paul Field.
Stihl 066 Mag Chainsaw - $600 (Levittown)
Date: 2011-09-09, 2:23PM EDT
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Great running Stihl 066 mag with a 36" bar and chain, can txt pics if needed
Location: Levittown
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I'll just keep on driving my old Chevy truck. 320,000 and counting.
Good looking saw and a well done ad. Good luck with the auction Chris.
Did you get the 3120 together yet?
Looks GOOD!
a VERY late-model with the quickstop!!
Nice saw, Chris! Even cleaner than you described to me.
:msp_thumbup:
Is it just me or is there a growing number of ebay sellers who do not want to ship outside of the 48 states? :msp_angry:Whats up with that? A lack of capability to mark off a few check marks on a customs declaration form? I mean, you gotta have at the very least a modicum of smarts to safely run a saw in the first place. How much harder is it to fill out another form? It just drives me nuts and I figured this is the Ebay thread so what the heck. I have yet to come across a Canadian listing items on ebay who is unable to ship to the USA. If someone can shed some light on this...
Wanna rely on the 'ebay shipping calculator' and get stuck for some of the shipping tab? Wanna try and keep track of those countries where fraud, feedback blackmail, etc. is rampant? Wanna have to deal with a return, especially when the buyer is the absolute culprit, from some distant shores? You get the picture.....and there's more.
I understand not wanting to deal with say, countries like Nigeria but I am talking about Canada here. We export most of our stuff to the USA and import even more of yours. As for shipping I think everyone should just utilize Canada Post or in your case, USPS. Couriers like "big brown" are a huge rip-off going across borders. Also, sellers can and should always check a buyers feedback as anyone with more than one or two negatives should need to be held to account, not those with perfect feedback.
I usually accommodate a neighbor....!
Is it just me or is there a growing number of ebay sellers who do not want to ship outside of the 48 states? :msp_angry:Whats up with that? A lack of capability to mark off a few check marks on a customs declaration form? I mean, you gotta have at the very least a modicum of smarts to safely run a saw in the first place. How much harder is it to fill out another form? It just drives me nuts and I figured this is the Ebay thread so what the heck. I have yet to come across a Canadian listing items on ebay who is unable to ship to the USA. If someone can shed some light on this...
Is it just me or is there a growing number of ebay sellers who do not want to ship outside of the 48 states? . . . If someone can shed some light on this...
I really like guys who have shipping of $10 to the US and $275 or something stupid to Canada.
I had this saw bought the first time around when the previous owner had it up for sale for 150. The kid reneged on the deal when I was on my way up to buy it from him. I offered him 120 and he says sure NP come get it. Then he calls me ( buy mistake) on my way up and says this and that. He called the wrong guy back and I find out he bailed on our deal and is selling it to another guy for 150. So I say WTF? dude you made a deal then you bail on it for a better offer? Then he says yea, I'm like if you wanted 150 for the saw in a basket all apart I'd have given you that for it. The guy that bought it ( I spoke with him on the phone ) says the case bearings were shot and the rod only rolled one way not the other. Hope he put all new bearings it it. I think Rob who is selling it now did go through the saw a replace whatever it needed. I don't know the guy and have never meet him yet. Hope to get up his way next week and do some trading or parts buys. The guy always has saws for sale, it's his hobby I think.
More rip-off scams with buyers from outside the US. More risk for the sellers.
Philbert
Well, that's $275 Canadian . . .
(just kidding - remember when there were big differences?...)
Philbert
Is it just me or is there a growing number of ebay sellers who do not want to ship outside of the 48 states? :msp_angry:Whats up with that? A lack of capability to mark off a few check marks on a customs declaration form? I mean, you gotta have at the very least a modicum of smarts to safely run a saw in the first place. How much harder is it to fill out another form? It just drives me nuts and I figured this is the Ebay thread so what the heck. I have yet to come across a Canadian listing items on ebay who is unable to ship to the USA. If someone can shed some light on this...
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