I'd take the 064/66 just because it's got no ####ing flippy caps. Thats worth $450 right there.
I saw it on Ebay/Craigslist
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I'd take the 064/66 just because it's got no ####ing flippy caps. Thats worth $450 right there.
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What am I missing here? You can a complete one running for that.
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You aren't missing a thing and you can find running 044s for that price, I have bought several in that condition for $100 or less. If you take a look at the bidders they all have very low feedback scores, just a bunch of newbies that have no clue or it could be "MR Shill" trying to run the price up.
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Oregon Chain Grinder - $100
MODEL #108181
This is the compact one, 4-1/8 inch diameter wheels, sells new for $170 on a certain book selling web site.
OREGON CHAINSAW CHAIN GRINDER
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MODEL #108181
This is the compact one, 4-1/8 inch diameter wheels, sells new for $170 on a certain book selling web site.
OREGON CHAINSAW CHAIN GRINDER
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NORMZILLA44
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Craigslist in Scotia Humbolt county California. 044 with a couple bars runs won't idle. Say's needs carb work 175$
Eccentric
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Coming from that area, I'd bet it's probably plum wore out. Saws up there WORK for a living. Not saying somebody can't get a good deal. Folks just have to factor in some work/expense (beyond "carb work"...........as that's what they all say) when deciding what they're willing to pay. It is possible that the saw is a low time unit that has sat on a shelf for a couple decades (due to carb problems or whatever), but not terribly likely. Only one way to find out...
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can any one tell me what this saw is worth
Homelite Super XL Automatic 16" Parts salvage repair Chain saw | eBay
Homelite Super XL Automatic 16" Parts salvage repair Chain saw | eBay
Stihlofadeal64
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I am with you on that. Surely the full wrap doesn't carry that much weight. Sometimes the bidding wars are krazy!
Sprintcar
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On a realllllllllly good day. Check with your local saw shops. The XL-12 series were made by the millions, nearly that many are still in service. Most shops will have some older saws, Xl-12's, 10-10's, 605, 610, 650 McCullochs and many more. Never hurts to ask.
And then he has to pay shipping on top of that.....
aaronbrown
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i was just wondering cause my uncle has one that i can get off of him for cheap
Just a guess. With so many here always looking for rear handle/tanks for them, maybe the supply has finally dried up and there bidding on that one for the tank.
Coming from that area, I'd bet it's probably plum wore out. Saws up there WORK for a living. Not saying somebody can't get a good deal. Folks just have to factor in some work/expense (beyond "carb work"...........as that's what they all say) when deciding what they're willing to pay. It is possible that the saw is a low time unit that has sat on a shelf for a couple decades (due to carb problems or whatever), but not terribly likely. Only one way to find out...
The only saw out of a dozen or so I've gotten out of Humboldt county that wasn't completely beat to smithereens was a Disston KB-7B.
It was just too big and heavy to completely beat-up. However, the helper handle had been sheared in half at one point and completely
welded back together.
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