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    They are $1100 + tax here.

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    What are the chances, here is another MS660 says it's new. Lets see where this one goes.
    http://cgi.ebay.com/STIHL-MS660-MAGN...:B:SRCH:US:101
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    660

    As I look at this, my mind starts adding. 872.50 plus 40.00 is 912.50. I would prefer a 30 inch bar, that is about 75.00 with tax for a Stihl bar. Now Im at 987.50, but Im probably going to have a problem with a registered warranty. And what if this guy put straight gasoline in the saw, ran it a few licks, and scored things up a bit?, (not likely but possible, it's E-bay and strangers). I just bought a 660 ,new last Monday afternoon. 960 plus tax with a 30 inch set up, 1028 bucks, it's warranted rightly, and my dealer will fix it if it breaks. I guess this is what makes an interesting world.

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    I learned long ago to avoid spending very much on a pig in a poke. I won't buy any saw that I can't inspect and start up to see how it runs. Couple weeks ago I caught a near-mint 066 with 28" bar, DP muffler, and HD filter in a pawn shop for $199.99. It had just come out of pawn so they wouldn't come down on it. They split the sales tax, so it was $210 out the door. Any time a used item is 1/2 or more of new price, I will just spend the extra bucks and get it new with warranty.

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    Wow...

    Parts saw $350
    Aftermarket piston/rings $30
    Paint $ 7

    Total invested...probably $400 plus time, that's a good profit.

    The fact of it is, that saws on ebay will sell for how well they look. Doesn't mean they are good internally. You've got pictures and a description to judge by and most people seem to let their eyes present the worth, especially when the description is lacking as they usually are.

    I'd rather go buy a parts saw and just assume the whole thing needs rebuilt. Then you'll know what sort of condition everything is in and can fix it right. I bought my 044 on ebay and it was noted as "Running". Come to find out the crank bearing was completely shot, and the P&C were pretty much toast. I went through it and replaced everything, but I only paid $168 bucks for it too. You have to roll the dice when buying an ebay saw, and plan for the worst.
    Last edited by Martinm210; 03-15-2009 at 03:28 PM.
    Stihl MS290 (my first saw, still stock)
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    Stihl 066 Big Bore 99cc (complete top/bottom rebuild)Mild port work, 066BB P&C, lightened piston, large ported muffler, Max>Flow Filter, new bearings/seals, completely refinished +
    Stihl BR600 blower (Stock, just bought new)

    Latest project - MS660 tear down in progress

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    I also find this a bit contradictory.

    I ONLY USE GUINUENNE OEM PARTS NOT AFTERMARKET EVEN THE PAINT IS GUINUENNE OEM.
    Ummm...hmmmm.

    Sure looks like an aftermarket clutch cover to me (no STIHL logo). Same goes for the handlebar...ribbed rubber is not OEM.




    It must be due to the spelling of "GUINUENNE"...meaning aftermarket!...lol
    Last edited by Martinm210; 03-15-2009 at 03:38 PM.
    Stihl MS290 (my first saw, still stock)
    Stihl 044 82cc Monster Bore (complete top/bottom rebuild) Mild Port work, slotted 046BB P&C, shaved case, large ported muffler, new bearings/seals, completely refinished +
    Stihl 066 Big Bore 99cc (complete top/bottom rebuild)Mild port work, 066BB P&C, lightened piston, large ported muffler, Max>Flow Filter, new bearings/seals, completely refinished +
    Stihl BR600 blower (Stock, just bought new)

    Latest project - MS660 tear down in progress

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