Recent local add. Is it even worth that? Definitely a strip for parts bunch.
25 saws for $200
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Doubt it. I wouldn't give 200 for it
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I like the better price that shows when you hover the mouse cursor over the photos. 
There are some interesting bits and pieces in that pile of cryogenically frozen relics, probably an easy $200 of parts once thawed- if someone is looking for those parts, they are still in reasonable condition after thawing and you can wait maybe five years for them to sell.
There are some interesting bits and pieces in that pile of cryogenically frozen relics, probably an easy $200 of parts once thawed- if someone is looking for those parts, they are still in reasonable condition after thawing and you can wait maybe five years for them to sell.
Are they paying you in cash to haul them away?
Look in pretty poor shape. But if there is something specific you are looking for . . .
Philbert
Look in pretty poor shape. But if there is something specific you are looking for . . .
Philbert
I see a 61, an 026, a 3400?, a decent sized partner, a decent sized Alpina, a PL-4, a medium sized Pioneer, a Super EZ, maybe a Homie 101? I’d get ‘em, strip/scrap the crap saws, “bulk lot” the bars, and fix/sell the “good” ones.
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That AV Poulan might have some value.
They'd have to pay me to haul the lot off.
No. Just.... no. I call all non-mag saws that aren’t from the Big Three “plastic fantastics” and mentally relegate them to scrap. Maybe if I ran one I’d change my mind but the 3 or 4 that have passed through my hands didn’t pique my interest enough to add them to my project list.What? No love for the 600 series McCullochs?
ramdad
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I would have jumped on it. Trade, give, sell what you can and keep what you want. Great way to pass away Covid blues, with a good project. Right now I would love a project. My biggest hurdle is a place to work on them and then where to keep them, for now.
hey hey i have 610, things built better than a tank. feels the same to.. hard to start, gets bad fuel economy, takes lickin’s and keep’s tic’n..Nope- running them does not make them any better!
I won't knock owning one- take the bar off and well, everyone needs a door stop now and then!
i figure if it ever gives out in my life time, it would make a really good anchor for the boat..I won't knock owning one- take the bar off and well, everyone needs a door stop now and then!
Paradise for parts pickers!
I would have grabbed it right up. I'm a junk collector though and I like to tinker. You could easily make your money back if 1 or 2 of the more desirable saws didnt take much to get going.
This is turning into "identify that hulk"! Some interesting stuff like the pioneer/partner 400, the mid(?) size partner, the large poulan, the husqvarna. Brands from a to z, looks like someone didn't play favorites. Seems they were left to rot outside in true hoarder style, really hard on a saw. A shame as you could have doubled the salvageable parts if they were stored properly.
Use your time to build a shed. Then get project saws. Mike
Only one, then make it a big one.
