v8titan
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I was thinking the same thing, I love my 460.
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I was thinking the same thing, I love my 460.
Only the most hardcore 440 lover would even think about buying one.
I agree thats some BS I dont see many being sold at that price. Ide go with the 460 first.
i am sure stihl is spending big bucks to sell 440's here again,so they are just passing the cost to the end user.
I see no reason to even bring them back for that rediculous price. Only the most hardcore 440 lover would even think about buying one. Yes, that price ticks me off, lol.
Will this new MS440 have the Mahle set up as the old one did?
Will this new MS440 have the Mahle set up as the old one did?
If you think about it, the price isnt ridiculous. If youre talking about what you paid 5 years ago, well that was 5 years ago and lots of things change. Inflation, costs, etc. If the 441 is $889.95 28", the 460 $999.95 28", the 440 at $949.95 28" then it makes sense. You cant expect the 440 to be in the $700's like it used to be when a 460 is in the high 9's today, but was way cheaper back when.
I paid $700 last January for my MS440, new from the dealer. I buy 460s for $869.
You could probably get the 440 a little over $800 currently if you can get 460's at that price.
If you think about it, the price isnt ridiculous. If youre talking about what you paid 5 years ago, well that was 5 years ago and lots of things change. Inflation, costs, etc. If the 441 is $889.95 28", the 460 $999.95 28", the 440 at $949.95 28" then it makes sense. You cant expect the 440 to be in the $700's like it used to be when a 460 is in the high 9's today, but was way cheaper back when.
Well, I'll pay up to 875-900 for a new 440, plan on buying at least two, five years from know there will be people beechen wishing they had bought a couple.
The local husky dealer still has the old 372 xp's for 800.00.
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