parrisw
Tree Freak
I was at the local saw shop today and his price on a MS361 was $750, is that normal for Canada?? Seems kinda high.
That's what the sticker is at my local shop, but they do have it on sale right now for $650.
MS460 is $920.
OT, but the thing that really blows me away is the Husky prices. Maybe it's just this one dealer, though. I didn't shop around much for Husky's
346XP - $800
357XP - $900
575XP - $1060
Still dirt cheap compared to here (and Sweden).......:censored:
A 346xpg is 1400 USD here - and that is a campaign price.....
I was at the local saw shop today and his price on a MS361 was $750, is that normal for Canada?? Seems kinda high.
Been around B.C., price sounds about average. I know that saw is the best ever made, whatever. Spend more and get a Stihl 460, or a 372XP.
649.95$$ in the spring flyer
http://www.stihl.ca/promos/Spring_08_en.pdf
That is painful, for sure.
However, if you compare the relative cost of chainsaws to the relative cost of beer, you shouldn't complain about the cost of your saws! Factor in that your beer is that much better than ours and you end up waaayyyy ahead! All this isn't even taking into account that your GDP is 1.5x ours...you should be thankful that is all you have to pay for your saws! LOL..:greenchainsaw: All in jest..
That is painful, for sure.
However, if you compare the relative cost of chainsaws to the relative cost of beer, you shouldn't complain about the cost of your saws! Factor in that your beer is that much better than ours and you end up waaayyyy ahead! All this isn't even taking into account that your GDP is 1.5x ours...you should be thankful that is all you have to pay for your saws! LOL..:greenchainsaw: All in jest..
Are you saying that Norway's GDP is 1.5X that of Canada? I can't believe that... I know our GDP is well over $1 Trillion mostly due to energy resources.
I was just looking at the 361 at the dealer the other day, $649 here in the BC interior as well. That seems to be a Canada-wide promo price right now, so if your dealer in Victoria isn't honoring it, I'd take a drive up the island to Nanaimo or somewhere closer to where most of the logging is happening.
Are you saying that Norway's GDP is 1.5X that of Canada? I can't believe that... I know our GDP is well over $1 Trillion mostly due to energy resources.
649.95$$ in the spring flyer
http://www.stihl.ca/promos/Spring_08_en.pdf
I certainly could be wrong, but I believe he intended to refer to per capita income, converted to US$, and not GDP. Naturally the per capita income has to be higher in Norway, every thing costs twice as much as it does in the US.
Ms 361 $1840 Retail Here In New Zealand.
But your assumption makes sense - GDP, not so much.
Precisely what "much better than ours" Norwegian beer are you referring too-as I cannot think of any that are making the Belgians, Germans or Dutch switch brands, and as for Sweden, they only sell a couple of varieties of 3.2% beer that are undrinkable unless you are unfortunate enough to have been raised on the swill.
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