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What's 1400 eu. come to in USD over 2000$ aint it?
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deye223
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$1720us but that don't mean jack a ms 460 is what $975 us in the us and here in oz it's $1799au and our dollar will buy 104.35 us at the moment
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I could be wrong, but.......
That sure looks like some QUAD PORT humps to me.
I think you're just seeing humps where you wanna see humps...
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The 7900 and 7910 weigh the same according to a well respected AS Dolmar dealer who put brand versions of both on the same scale
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What year was the 046 introduced??
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What year was the 046 introduced??
1995, according to the Acres site. Shoot, that's not even middle aged! :msp_biggrin:
The German Stihl site suggests 4 transfer ports:
2-MIX-Technik - sparsam & durchzugsstark | STIHL |
Not that this animation is necessarily accurate - the combustion chamber looks a bit weird.
2-MIX-Technik - sparsam & durchzugsstark | STIHL |
Not that this animation is necessarily accurate - the combustion chamber looks a bit weird.
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As I understand that illustration, there are 2 "strato" ports and just 2 ordinary ones - but I may be wrong....
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Yes, looks like the 7900 had gained a lot of weigh since the early days....
That weight matches every 7900 I have or have had. When were they introduced?
SawTroll
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2002/2003?
If you go to older posts, I don't think you will see any statements about that kind of weigh, just a little over the 13.6 or 13.8 lbs specs....
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Guys you need to remember the 7900 7910 video shows weight with clutch cover and dawgs on. The dolmar spec when they 7900 first came out was weighed without the clutch cover on and bet no dawg or dawgs.
i'm a bit slow but is that a wire and ifso whats it for
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I dont think thats a wire, I think thats the back of the inside cover that keeps debris out of the chain brake mechanism...
Seems as though it could be an optical conclusion....
The Artic version usually hides the wire better than that...
Unfortunately for us, 1400€ for a product usually translates to about 1400$, even if the rate would be 1: 1.45... But nowadays its about 1: 1.23 so €1400 is $1720.
But as i said, that doesn't mean the saw is going to have that price in US.
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You never know boys, she may take to porting really well and turn out to be a heck of a saw. :msp_biggrin: Still no spring AV though. :msp_sad:
I think you missed a couple of decimal points in your conversion. :msp_razz:
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Too ####in' funny...I thought the exact same thing. Stihl must have spies on AS......
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All jokes aside, I'm pretty sure they do...
(Hello to Waiblingen, Germany if you are reading this :wink2
German Value Added Tax (VAT)
Just noodling this around in my head......
Why will a saw that is 1400 Euro ($1720) in Germany cost around $1000 in the US?
The 1400 Euros includes 19% VAT (tax), so you can deduct that. Now we're down to 1176 Euros, or $1446. Small european businesses also have very high overhead and mostly sell fewer saws. I'm sure the dealer cost is far below the retail shown.
Stihl USA must accept a lower margin in the USA, in exchange for a higher volume of sales and due to what the market will bear. We have lower costs, and much more competition. At the end of the day, the 461 will probably be close to $999 retail that a 460 goes for; significantly lower in some locations:msp_biggrin:
Just noodling this around in my head......
Why will a saw that is 1400 Euro ($1720) in Germany cost around $1000 in the US?
The 1400 Euros includes 19% VAT (tax), so you can deduct that. Now we're down to 1176 Euros, or $1446. Small european businesses also have very high overhead and mostly sell fewer saws. I'm sure the dealer cost is far below the retail shown.
Stihl USA must accept a lower margin in the USA, in exchange for a higher volume of sales and due to what the market will bear. We have lower costs, and much more competition. At the end of the day, the 461 will probably be close to $999 retail that a 460 goes for; significantly lower in some locations:msp_biggrin:
