If you are looking to save some money on the used market I think a person needs to get over the idea that I want brand "X". If something runs and is user friendly, buy it and use it if it meets your needs.
I was thinking the opposite, look for a saw you know, it might be easier to spot problems.Marco said:If you are looking to save some money on the used market I think a person needs to get over the idea that I want brand "X". If something runs and is user friendly, buy it and use it if it meets your needs.
jlaplant said:Where does everybody fine good used Stihl saws ? Ebay might be OK to sell a saw , but the guys buying get a little bid crazy . The 2 saw shops by me never have anything used . The Swap Sheet ( local sale paper ) has saws but almost never a Stihl .
I have a MS390 and a 026 both good saws ( I got rid of the junk ) but I think I am getting the chainsaw bug . I am sure you guys understand . Any ideas ?