Want to Buy (inquiring) How much does a Mac 125 go for

[JonseredXF]

Hello, im looking to buy a 125 sp/cp one of these days and i wonder what a good running one would go for, it doesent have to be pristine, a few dings only add to charachter.

I live in sweden so if you know what shipping would cost please do tell.

 

[nmurph]

They typically go for $450-600. I don't have any idea about shipping, but they weigh about 24lbs for the power head by itself.

 

[JonseredXF]

Well then, the saving begins.

 

[Bill G]

They typically go for $450-600. I don't have any idea about shipping, but they weigh about 24lbs for the power head by itself.

The shipping from anywhere in the USA to anywhere in Sweden on a 30lb box is $111.85 paid at the post office or $99.05 paid online

 

[sawfun]

That sounds awfully low on the price for shipping. With insurance it is almost that much just for me in Oregon to ship it to the east coast much less Sweden.

 

[blsnelling]

It costs about $125 to ship a large saw to Oz.

 

[Bill G]

That sounds awfully low on the price for shipping. With insurance it is almost that much just for me in Oregon to ship it to the east coast much less Sweden.

The cost is just as I stated plain and simple. It has been a few weeks since I shipped to Sweden but here is a receipt for a 32lb box and the cost was $103.46 (insurance was $8.20 above that) I have removed the recipients info as it is irellevant. If you still question me then heck what more can I say

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Shipping Date: 03/27/2014 Weight: 32 lbs 0 oz ZIP Code®: 61259 Value of Contents: $500.00 AES/ITN: NOEEI 30.37(h)
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Priority Mail International® $103.46
Insurance $8.20
Order Total: $111.66
Payment Method: PAYP

 

[JonseredXF]

is there any possibility of anyone having a running 125 without much wear to me for 450$ after this summer perhaps? i hope i will get some work soon so i can buy one.

how much would one with the 101b go for?

 

[Jacob J.]

is there any possibility of anyone having a running 125 without much wear to me for 450$ after this summer perhaps? i hope i will get some work soon so i can buy one.

how much would one with the 101b go for?

A 125/101B kartsaw sets the bar pretty high. I've never seen a running one go for cheaper than $900. I wouldn't sell one of mine for any less than $1k. I doubt you're going to be able to get a clean, good condition 125 delivered to you in Sweden for $450.

 

[JonseredXF]

Neither did i, is there any record on the horsepower of mcculloch saws or is displacement all that matters in america

 

[Bill G]

Neither did i, is there any record on the horsepower of mcculloch saws or is displacement all that matters in america

I sure hope this does not turn into a repeat of the McCulloch 125/101 22HP crap that went on before

 

[JonseredXF]

I was just asking if you know how high horspower they are, i have read that the 101b is around 12hp but what is a stock 125.

 

[nmurph]

http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/3120-088-880-084-vs-125.191380/

 

[Ambull]

A good running SP125 is worth about $700 today. JJ is right about the 101b saw, $1000 and up. The stock SP125 is the slowest of all the 123cc McCulloch saws. The 101b is by far the fastest.



Lots of people over here selling screwed up saws, so be careful, spend the extra money, and get something good.

 

[nmurph]

I've seen some say (Gary-goo????) that a 797 was no faster than a 125.

 

[JonseredXF]

This hobby sure is getting very expensive now, i would prefer the 101b but i just dont have the coin to spend and i dont think i have any saws that would be interesting to trade with.

I guess i will have to stick with the D44 and the Jonsered XF for another year.

 

[Ambull]

This hobby sure is getting very expensive now, i would prefer the 101b but i just dont have the coin to spend and i dont think i have any saws that would be interesting to trade with.

I guess i will have to stick with the D44 and the Jonsered XF for another year.

I got extra 101b's (I have 5 runners, lol) but I already have an XF. Find me a decent running Dolmar 166, Solo Twin or a Solo Super Rex, and we can talk. The 101b will crush any stock saw in existence.

 

[Ambull]

I've seen some say (Gary-goo????) that a 797 was no faster than a 125.

Is that a regular 797 or a Super 797? lol....... Most think that the order for performance is as follows:

1. 797 with HL carb
2. 797 Super with SDC carb
3. CP125
4. Super Pro 125 with steel cylinder sleeve (has the adjustable H jet carb)
5. Super Pro 125C, chrome plated bore, fixed H jet carb

 

[nmurph]

Ehhhh, don't remember!!!

Mine is a #4 and it never fails to put a smile on my face!

 

[Jacob J.]

This hobby sure is getting very expensive now, i would prefer the 101b but i just dont have the coin to spend and i dont think i have any saws that would be interesting to trade with.

I guess i will have to stick with the D44 and the Jonsered XF for another year.

If you ever find an extra Jonsereds XF- let me know and I'll trade for one of my 101B kartsaws.

Is that a regular 797 or a Super 797? lol....... Most think that the order for performance is as follows:

1. 797 with HL carb
2. 797 Super with SDC carb
3. CP125
4. Super Pro 125 with steel cylinder sleeve (has the adjustable H jet carb)
5. Super Pro 125C, chrome plated bore, fixed H jet carb

If a guy swaps out the fixed high-jet carb on the Chrome cylinder 125, those become a much better runner than the steel-sleeve saws.