Want to Sell 70cc Husky Jonsered and Stihl

[chipper1]

272 in excellent used condition. Many would say its minty as it's a well cared for lower hour saw.
2166 jred that is very clean with only a few chips off the paint on the handle. Remove the transfer restrictions and you have a 2172 which is a 372 xtorq in a red wrapper.
Stihl 044 with 440 tanks.
Might as well give you another choice. I wasn't really planning on letting it go, but as my signature says they're just stuff made of metal and plastic .
I grabbed this up from another member after it was straight gassed hoping the masterminded cylinder would be salvageable but it was not.

I had a buddy of mine completely go thru it either early this yr or late last yr I can't remember. The cylinder was a brand new oem which he ported, the piston was an aftermarket which was recommended by him even after I said I would happily pay more for an oem rather than cutting corners. All new seals and bearings in the bottom end also. I've ran 20-30 tanks thru it. It's a cosmetic mess, but screams and is a great work saw which is what I had it built for, one to throw in the bucket of the tractor and not worry about it being pretty.

500 each PHO plus shipping.

Please be patient as I have not been getting alerts properly for around a week. I held off posting them since they seem to be working properly now.
More pictures will be coming soon.
Thanks,
Brett

 

[Laslabjohn]

Wow roll them buddy.. nice saws

 

[cus_deluxe]

272's are junk, cant keep em running, which is most likely why that one is "low hours". Pm me brett for my one-time, super fair low-ball offer.

 

[Big Block]

I like that jred......hell I like that 272 as well. I just want them all!

 

[chipper1]

I like that jred......hell I like that 272 as well. I just want them all!

Oh, so what I'm feeling is normal lol.

Cus I'll met you in Cadillac so you won't have to pay any shipping or I'll get it down to Tennessee for you, let me know.

Thanks guys.

 

[Armbru84]

I have heard that 044 and it screams. Solid guy to work with.

 

[CaseyForrest]

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[Big Block]

Which one do you think pulls a 28 inch bar with a full comp chain better 272 vs 2166?

 

[chipper1]

Which one do you think pulls a 28 inch bar with a full comp chain better 272 vs 2166?

They are pretty close with a 24, but if you send me a 28 with full comp I'll give it a try to find out .

 

[cus_deluxe]

Yikes, i wouldnt want to try a 28" bar with full comp on any of these saws unless i had plenty of time. 24" bar works nicely on either.

 

[chipper1]

Yikes, i wouldnt want to try a 28" bar with full comp on any of these saws unless i had plenty of time. 24" bar works nicely on either.

I agree, but it's still a much better option than a husky 460 with a 24" lol.
When you look at BB's signature you know it's probably more for a reference point than something he will be doing.
I normally have a 70cc saw with a 24, a 20. I run the 044 with an 18 or 20 because it is my lightweight 70cc saw. It's all part of the 3 saw plan, that is 3 saws of each cc class .

 

[Big Block]

When you look at BB's signature you know it's probably more for a reference point than something he will be doing.

read me like an open book

 

[chipper1]

read me like an open book

I like to read lol.

 

[rburg]

The 272 stock is a little stronger stock than a 2166. I have run a 28" bar/full comp on a 365xt. It will cut fine with a sharp chain and letting the saw feed itself. I prefer a 24" bar on a stock 70cc saw.

 

[chipper1]

The 272 is sold pending payment.

@cus_deluxe can you believe someone would buy an old piece of junk like that, I sure hope they can keep it running lol. Do you think I should list that other old crappy saw I have .

Here's a couple more pictures of the 2166.

 

[cuttinman]

The 272 is sold pending payment.

@cus_deluxe can you believe someone would buy an old piece of junk like that, I sure hope they can keep it running lol. Do you think I should list that other old crappy saw I have .

Here's a couple more pictures of the 2166. View attachment 535210View attachment 535211 View attachment 535212

Mighty fine saw right there and a great deal. Will have me a nice red head of some sort someday. GLWS

 

[Mike Gott]

Yikes, i wouldnt want to try a 28" bar with full comp on any of these saws unless i had plenty of time. 24" bar works nicely on either.

I run a 28" full comp on my 272 and handles it just fine but it's ported so I guess don't count for you


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[cus_deluxe]

I run a 28" full comp on my 272 and handles it just fine but it's ported so I guess don't count for you


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Haha no, ive not run a ported 272 but would love to. My dads 272, now mine, was the first saw i ever used. It has some new plastic and stuff on it now, but totally stock, and if it came to it, it would be the last saw i own. All that said i wouldnt wanna use that with a 28" bar buried in hardwood unless i had no other choice

 

[chipper1]

Ok guys now that we've figured out that a 272 must be ported to run a 28" .
Just figured I'd let everyone know it's gone now .
2166 and the 044 are still available.

 

[chipper1]

Forgot I had this video of the 044 with a 24".
This was right after I got it back so I guess it was built this yr .

Here's one of the 2166 with a 24" as well.