MS660 Pics and Thanks

[oscar4883]

Couple pics of a 660 I am finishing up. Wears a 3/8, 105 driver, wide nose Stihl ES bar, and full-comp chisel chain of unknown brand. Runs pretty good. Thanks to albert, tlandrum, SawGarage, and anyone whom I have forgotten for helping me with some odds and ends.

 

[Man of $tihl]

thats waaaay to nice to use.

 

[oscar4883]

Well, I just traded this saw today PHO for a 372xp. 372 has new bearings and seals, new Mahle top end, new bar and chain, and the other normal rebuild parts. Looks rough but it all the running gear is new and dealer installed. Anyone have a wrap handle? lol

 

[willbarryrec]

Love the Park stand to hold saws!

I knew I should dig mine out of storage!






Oh and rep coming for the nice saw:biggrinbounce2:

 

[pioneerguy600]

Well, I just traded this saw today PHO for a 372xp. 372 has new bearings and seals, new Mahle top end, new bar and chain, and the other normal rebuild parts. Looks rough but it all the running gear is new and dealer installed. Anyone have a wrap handle? lol

If you traded that MS660 for a patched up 372,.. I wouldn`t be bragging about it...

Pioneerguy600

 

[gink595]

I hope you got some money too

 

[jrjuday]

You should have gotten a HUGE PILE of money!!!!

 

[oscar4883]

Nope. No cash. LOL Seriously though, got some climbing/rigging related items that I needed to replace.

 

[KansasTom]

What kind of stand is that?

 

[oscar4883]

I knew I should dig mine out of storage!

Oh and rep coming for the nice saw:biggrinbounce2:

It does work pretty good for some stuff! Not good for heavy duty work but for light repairs, changing bars, etc. it comes in handy. Plus, nobody called me when I had it on craigslist. LOL

 

[oscar4883]

What kind of stand is that?

Park tools bike repair stand. From my old cycling days.

 

[Brian13]

I have been meaning to get one of those stands ever since I stopped working at a bicycle shop. I guess I found another reason to get one LOL.

 

[oscar4883]

I bet the shop model stands would be real sturdy. Not sure how much they go for though.

 

[Brian13]

Yeah they were real sturdy, I could take my 45 lb. bike and rotate it 360* with no problem. Had it upside down many times draining fork oil. Here is one similar to what I used at the shop, almost 500$ plus almost 200$ for the base.
http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?Item=100044436

I will bet it would handle an 880 no problems .

 

[Taxmantoo]

I can remember when this was less than $100:

http://cgi.ebay.com/PARK-tool-PRS-1...184?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f04ec6e10

 

[Brian13]

I can still remember when I could get all that stuff at whole sale LOL. Now that I dont work for a bike shop anymore I cant imagine paying those prices.

 

[Cedarkerf]

Ida kept the 66 thats just me tho

 

[oscar4883]

Ida kept the 66 thats just me tho

In your neck of the woods for sure. But I have a few big saws and out here in PA they are usually the least used.

 

[K7NUT]

Couple pics of a 660 I am finishing up.

Notice he didn't show us the port side?:hmm3grin2orange: