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  1. 04-05-2010, 01:56 PM #1
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    Used Stihl 066 magnum: whats a good price?

    Hi, Ive been lurking for a few days now. Great site! A lot of knowledgeable people here.

    I have found a lead on a "Stihl 066 magnum w/25 inch bar & new chain" which looks to be in great condition. Seller says that the saw has been "gone over, and it is in excellent condition." From the pics, it does indeed look to be in excellent condition, cosmetically, anyway.

    What would you all recommend as a good price on this saw? He has a price listed, but I want to know what I "should" be paying for it.

    Thanks in advance!

    -Dan
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  2. 04-05-2010, 02:03 PM #2
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    Seems to be selling in the 5-7 range. MS660's bring about $650 average.
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    That saw belongs to a member here, his name is Don and his handle is 2stroker. I would feel confident buying any saw from Don.
    Now a sponsor!!! Selling used Husky and Stihl parts. Have limited parts of other brands. PM me with your needs.

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  4. 04-05-2010, 03:26 PM #4
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    The saw Im looking at is in SW Medina. Is that the same one? That is good to know that the seller is a good guy to deal with. Thanks Epicklein22!

    Its great to be able to come to a site like this and check in to credibility of a seller.
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    I just bought a used 660 that is very nice for 650$ i would pay the same for a nice 066.
    Stihls Huskys Macs Malls Disstons Homelites i got a little bit of everything


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  6. 04-07-2010, 07:43 PM #6
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    Got my 066 magnum from Don. Functionally its in great shape. Starts right up! Cant complain there. Now Im working on the cosmetics of it. Some nicks and scrapes and scuffs that I need to work out. (but its a used saw...I didnt expect it to be 100% new) I will post a picture when Im done!


    Thanks again Don!
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    Quote Originally Posted by dankelly125 View Post
    Got my 066 magnum from Don. Functionally its in great shape. Starts right up! Cant complain there. Now Im working on the cosmetics of it. Some nicks and scrapes and scuffs that I need to work out. (but its a used saw...I didnt expect it to be 100% new) I will post a picture when Im done!


    Thanks again Don!
    Now a sponsor!!! Selling used Husky and Stihl parts. Have limited parts of other brands. PM me with your needs.

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  8. 04-07-2010, 07:48 PM #8
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    paid $650 for my 660 just about a year ago. Saw was in Great mechanical shape, and Pretty good cosmetic shape. Had a 30" Stihl Rolo bar, and now sports square ground chisel.

    Couldn't be happier.

    Good Luck

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  9. 04-07-2010, 07:54 PM #9
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    does it look like this or does it have the newer plastic with a hump in it.



    this is mine i like it alot , this one will be with me for awhile.
    nonsponsor saleing at its best. anything recieved from me is free
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  10. 04-08-2010, 05:46 AM #10
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    Newer plastic with the hump. Honestly, this is more saw than I will ever realistically need. (Not that you all couldnt figure that out by a noob buying an 066!)

    I figured for a little more $$ than a new MS290 would cost, I could get a saw that would probably last until I give it to my kids.

    That was the method to my madness.
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    a 28" reduced weight oregon bar will be a nice match for it.

    460 probly would have been the better saw to get faster cutting in small wood cost less and weighs less and youd be handing it down to your grandkids
    nonsponsor saleing at its best. anything recieved from me is free
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    Quote Originally Posted by dankelly125 View Post
    Newer plastic with the hump. Honestly, this is more saw than I will ever realistically need. (Not that you all couldnt figure that out by a noob buying an 066!)

    I figured for a little more $$ than a new MS290 would cost, I could get a saw that would probably last until I give it to my kids.

    That was the method to my madness.
    Dan,

    Don's 066 to Dan. Good deal.

    BTW, you need no method here. Greed, desire, and wants are accepted and held in high regard.

    Cut safely and in good health,

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    Mid January ebay prices on 660's were down around $500, I got mine for $510 plus shipping. Lately they seem to have climbed back up to around $600.
    Saws 'n bars:Efco MT 3600 ($50 - 10", 16"), Stihl 021 (12", 16") , JD CS 62 (won here, 20", 28"), Two Stihl 660's w/ HD oilers (24", 28", 32", 42") one w/ DP muffler, one snellerized w/ muff mod, Stihl 088 (36"), Woodmizer LT10, 2 Alaskan Mark III's
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    i paid $630 for my first 066
    Always looking for stihl 084 saws and parts
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  15. 04-08-2010, 04:43 PM #15
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    Dang, you guys pay some good money for the 066's. I sold 4 this past year to people I work with or friends. I sold 2 of them for $350 (a nice flat top and a newer style 066, both have dual ports too). Sold 1 for $275 (nasty looking and the mount for the inner dawg was broken off) and traded one for 3 066/064 parts saws and some more stuff. While I could have gotten more, I made money on every saw and all of the guys are very appreciative.
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