Can you still get parts for a 8000 series Echo? The ones from the early 1990's? What mid sized Husky would a 750 or 8000 match up to for comparison purposes? (Actual capability vs. just displacement)
Echo CS-670
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Okay guys.....here's what I have. A new / unstarted ECHO CS-6700. It comes with the standard 20" bar/chain, as well as a factory 24" bar/chain, and two factory air cleaners ($22.00 ea. value), a ECHO HD carry / storage case, service tools and all manuals, to incl. owner's / parts catalog. Everything is new / unused!!
MSRP on this saw w/20" bar/chain is $679.00 alone, not including the extra 24" bar/chain, two air filters and carry/storage case.
I'll let it go for $475.00 + shipping.
I've used my neighbors CS-6700 2-3 times, prior to buying my own. It is a great running saw. Plenty of power (more than I really need) and very smooth.
MSRP on this saw w/20" bar/chain is $679.00 alone, not including the extra 24" bar/chain, two air filters and carry/storage case.
I'll let it go for $475.00 + shipping.
I've used my neighbors CS-6700 2-3 times, prior to buying my own. It is a great running saw. Plenty of power (more than I really need) and very smooth.
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smokin_stroker0
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dano said:
That is a little I mean a lot on the high side. The msrp on that saw was that high they dropped the price the new msrp is only $459
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I wasn't aware of the new MSRP.
So....even with all the "extras", I'm still too high? My saw is still new and unfired.
For someone looking to buy this saw, I'm feel that my price is still fair. If I wasn't offering all the extras, I would drop the price.
Best I can do is $450.00 + shipping.
So....even with all the "extras", I'm still too high? My saw is still new and unfired.
For someone looking to buy this saw, I'm feel that my price is still fair. If I wasn't offering all the extras, I would drop the price.
Best I can do is $450.00 + shipping.
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Okay.....I've had quite a few inquiries, but still no taker.
I still have the ECHO CS-6700 for sale. Brand-new / unfired, w/extras. See above posts.
$450.00 shipped in CONUS.
If you're all waiting for me to give it away, it's going to be a long wait........
I still have the ECHO CS-6700 for sale. Brand-new / unfired, w/extras. See above posts.
$450.00 shipped in CONUS.
If you're all waiting for me to give it away, it's going to be a long wait........
Chris J.
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Dano: Nice saw, fair price.
Try posting it in the used equipment forum. Which, according to AS big brother rules, is what you should do.
Keep in mind that while there are a lot of closet Echo users here, Stihl & Husky (& some Dolmars) still rule. Not my thinking (I think Echos are a good value for $$), just what I've observed here at AS.
Chris J.
Try posting it in the used equipment forum. Which, according to AS big brother rules, is what you should do.
Keep in mind that while there are a lot of closet Echo users here, Stihl & Husky (& some Dolmars) still rule. Not my thinking (I think Echos are a good value for $$), just what I've observed here at AS.
Chris J.
