I saw it on Ebay/Craigslist
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His description was "stolen" was stolen from a previously ended auction for a 757 rescue saw. Looks like someone decided to take the plunge, hope all works out for them.
Used Stihl 039 MS390 MS 390 Complete Engine | eBay
Used OEM 039 engine for $100 with free shipping, tempted to buy it even though I have no need for it right this minute.
Used OEM 039 engine for $100 with free shipping, tempted to buy it even though I have no need for it right this minute.
Stihlofadeal64
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The seller is a member here. They are top notch people - have purchased many parts from them. You wouldn't go wrong buying from them.
Steve NW WI
Unwanted Riff Raff.
10 miles from me but can't get a hold of the guy. :msp_angry:
Yep..... Go buy it now.......... If it runs it is worth at least double that.
thomas1
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When you get him, I'll give you $12 for the Dolmar. :msp_thumbsup:
Sweet Deal! Almost makes me wish I lived in Kansas City.:msp_scared:
No you don't, the traffic down there is terrible.:msp_scared:
8433jeff
Aftermarket connoisseur
22" bars on Poulans in 3/8's?
Great deal if you run .058 chain.
Cheap enough that you can afford to buy a spinner and breaker if you need a different size loop!
Philbert
A loop of generic semi 3/8" x .050" x 70dl from a local shop is only 15-18 bucks made on the spot. So, not worth my trouble. I get chains shortened there often but the .058" guage shoots it in the head.
A loop of generic semi 3/8" x .050" x 70dl from a local shop is only 15-18 bucks made on the spot. So, not worth my trouble. I get chains shortened there often but the .058" guage shoots it in the head.
Yeah it is an odd size, almost like the .325" x .O68" x 62dl they specify for a Stihl MS 250. Is there a reason to put the heaviest gauge chain with the shortest pitch on such a small bar? If it makes sense to someone else, please explain.
For 20 chains it might be worth buying an .058 bar. maybe it would run in a worn .050?
Philbert
They make it odd like that so Joe homeowner wont be buying his replacement chains at Home Depot or TSC etc.
Keeps the sheep coming back to the barn that way.
8433jeff
Aftermarket connoisseur
Got to be real worn. Thinking of changing to .058 to run .063 in worn .058 bars.
Some Husky guy will steal them.
8433jeff
Aftermarket connoisseur
They make it odd like that so Joe homeowner wont be buying his replacement chains at Home Depot or TSC etc.
Keeps the sheep coming back to the barn that way.
Harder for the sheeple to bend one also. And then when they go to the big 290, 3/8 in .050 doesn't seem as slow.
