Want to Trade Husky 288 xp lite

[r black]

Not right at the moment have a few things going on right now

yep trucks are not cheap as not 288xp in good condition as im sure you know

 

[skippysphins]

yep trucks are not cheap as not 288xp in good condition as im sure you know

Probably way more than I should pay . Chevy with the duramax diesel .

 

[r black]

good truck, fuel cheaper than reg gas here right now, how ever more of a fan of the dodge cummins my self sure ill get so slack for the comment worked for chevrolet for over 10 years

 

[skippysphins]

I build macks lol. Cummins was my second choice anything but a power junk ford

 

[r black]

bump for the 288

 

[r black]

yes fords have problems with injectors and pumps and well just suck but just my opinion...bump to top for the 288

 

[Magnumitis]

Either of you two interested in a PT Cruiser convertible?

 

[r black]

negitive ghost rider negitive.... not that they are not a (very) fine automobile not unlike the family truckster unless you have ever put a timing belt and water pump on one .......just saying its the ford pinto or chevy vega of its time...funny sh++ however

 

[skippysphins]

I will pass need a truck here buddy

 

[gary courtney]

you have not found a trade yet! interesting

 

[skippysphins]

Ed the pass was not on the 288

 

[Lootbug]

I'll offer up:
1. A minty makita 7300
2. A minty echo 600p
3. A MS361 that's only in decent shape cosmetically, but cuts like a banshee.

Can get some pics Wednesday if you have any interest.

Thanks

 

[BGE541]

FWIW if weight is an issue try a 2XX (262/266 series husky, pref one that's ported or a solid runner, it will be much lighter and better handling then saw a 372/440/etc.) if you wanted you could run a 24" lightweight bar or just tear things up with a 20"... Don't trade just to get stuck in the same situation with a "newer" saw....

 

[Jon1212]

FWIW if weight is an issue try a 2XX (262/266 series husky, pref one that's ported or a solid runner, it will be much lighter and better handling then saw a 372/440/etc.) They are large mount so if you wanted you could run a 24" lightweight bar or just tear things up with a 20"... Don't trade just to get stuck in the same situation with a "newer" saw....

Somewhat agree, except a 262 is small mount.

 

[BGE541]

Somewhat agree, except a 262 is small mount.

Fixed it thanks, never owned a 262 just know of the power/weight aspect...

 

[hseII]

Any interest in a ported Ms440?
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I dislike you greatly right now

 

[hseII]

Any interest in a ported Ms440?
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I dislike you greatly right now

Offline convo sent, Clinton

 

[Jon1212]

Fixed it thanks, never owned a 262 just know of the power/weight aspect...

Right on.

Yes, the 2xx saws seem to be pretty consistent in the power to weight aspect. A low hour 61 would also be neat, as it can be converted to a 272.

 

[BGE541]

Just finished that conversion 266 to 272 last night and with a 20" bar and a little grinding is a solid, lighter little saw.

 

[hseII]

Right on.

Yes, the 2xx saws seem to be pretty consistent in the power to weight aspect. A low hour 61 would also be neat, as it can be converted to a 272.

I kno muh 261 is a screamer: but that's a 50cc saw, Cousin. [emoji13][emoji13][emoji13][emoji13][emoji13]