All those prices look good to me. My dealer seems to be matching Husky prices with the Stihl prices on like models.
Dok
Dok
Norwalk power equipment... do a search. Cheapest place I've seen on the net for huskies. You still have to have them serviced locally though bro. When you buy on the net and when it breaks and it sits in their shop for 2 weeks because they are taking care of a CUSTOMER'S saw, don't be surprised bro... That's always something you gotta think of dude. Hence why I WILL NOT buy online from anybody...
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I just checked w/my local dealer. I can get a 372XP With a 20" bar for
$599.00. I could probably get it for somewhat less with alittle arm twisting.
Steve
That is a real good price.
I went and bought that 2171 fri afternoon. That baby will walk the dog. :greenchainsaw:
Over at Amick's sponser thread he posted the Husky price list for 2008. The 372 is between $760-$830 depending on model. Like he said over there, these prices are suggested. It's right at the top on a sticky.
Matt
What did you end-up paying Lagrue? $675 as you mentioned earlier?
yes that is what I paid, alnog with 2 chains a 6 pack of oil and a file/w handle.
$675 for a 372?
Sign posted at my dealer: "You go to a Lawyer for legal problems,To the Doctor for medical problems,Drugstore for your prescriptions,ETC. When you buy your saw at hardware or dicount stores and it breaks TAKE IT TO THEM FOR REPAIR!"
Yup, I've gone into saw shops with similar signs. While I'll occaisionally bargin shop for saws(never big-boxed yet though), I would personally never have the balls to drop off a deep discounted or internet saw for warranty work. Or I'd expect to pay for the service work.
If they're a factory authorized warranty service center then what difference does it makes where you buy the saw. Aren't they getting paid by the manufacturer if it's under a factory warranty? (just like a car dealer's service dept.)
If it's out of warranty then why would they care where the saw was bought because they'll charge time and materials for the repair?
I wouldn't expect priority warranty service if I didn't buy a saw from that dealer but if the factory lists them as a warranty provider then I'd hold them to that.
I can relate. Not off topic so bare with me. Let's say you bring in your new car with all kinds of rattles, squeaks, and a ses light on that was bought down the road. It was that dealer's responsibility to check the car out before sold. Now we have to deal with all that crap, the tech loses his arse trying to diagnose stupid problems that should have been solved long ago by the other guy. So when I have a car like that(new saw bought online) it gets put at the back and I work on my loyal customers ride(loyal saw shopper) first where the real money is.
Sign posted at my dealer: "You go to a Lawyer for legal problems,To the Doctor for medical problems,Drugstore for your prescriptions,ETC. When you buy your saw at hardware or dicount stores and it breaks TAKE IT TO THEM FOR REPAIR!"
+1Sounds like that dealer is too busy with other projects. We never turn away service on brands we are authorized to service no matter where the heck it comes from (and we work on Stihl even though we are not an authorized dealer). This is an opportunity to get a new customer, and in today's economy turning any customer away seems foolish.
Sounds like that dealer is too busy with other projects. We never turn away service on brands we are authorized to service no matter where the heck it comes from (and we work on Stihl even though we are not an authorized dealer). This is an opportunity to get a new customer, and in today's economy turning any customer away seems foolish.
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