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I can see the vestiges of blue "XP" on the 266 filter cover, and the chainbrake is steel. I will look into new bar/chain (tho I must admit the big bar looks manly, heh-heh) :cheers:

Well, I went ahead and bought these 2 saws, the pair for $250. :) I will post pix if I can find my camera! The 32" bar is cool, but I suspect that I will swap it out for something a little smaller. What's a good length for the 266? I cut mostly fir, some oak, maple, madrone if I can get...

Why? "Stupid of them..."? Is it any less so, to pass judgment without knowing a person, their sawing needs, and their budget?:confused: To some people, a couple hundred $$ is a lot of scratch, and if the 290 gets it done, that good enough. If they think they found a good thing, why...

That's both saws for $250. So, yeah, $125 each. The 266 has a 32" bar, the 55 has 18". Seems like a good deal, but again, I don't know these particular Husky models. What I could find is the 266 is about a 70cc saw, roughly the same size as a Stihl 044. The 51 sounds like the little bro' to...

I have a chance at a used Husky 266xp and a Husky 51, both for $250. Good deal, or not? I'm not too familiar with these saws.