Kneejerk Bombas
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Well, if it's not the muffer bearing, maybe saw needs it's radiator flushed.sawinredneck said:
Even the crankshaft assembly isn't $240 on a 338.
Is the dealers name Ben Dover?
help need new climbing saw 338xp or200T
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Even the crankshaft assembly isn't $240 on a 338.
Is the dealers name Ben Dover?
BostonBull
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Go with the 200T great little saws. Andget the 14" Rollomatic Ligh bar, it balances the saw out perfectly!
The 200T went from 500 to 550 last month from Stihl Northeast. I have heard of different price increases around the country though.
The 200T went from 500 to 550 last month from Stihl Northeast. I have heard of different price increases around the country though.
BostonBull said:
Northeast Stihl covers my area too...........that explains the price increase.
PES+
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I was trying to be nice........oye
I was figuring list plus
Get a second opinion
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I was figuring list plus
Get a second opinion
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26newtreeguy
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there was some other parts with that price. I'am going with the 200t with the 14inch bar but what kind of bar should I get with it. Thank's alot for all your help and have good night. Carl
1wildthing
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sawinredneck said:
Yeah, keep laughing. Mufflers don't have moving parts, and therefore, no bearings. You didn't get "called" you got "took"
Sorry
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1wildthing said:
Wrong again!!!!! Go to an Autozone and ask, they make them!! (I have a buddy that works there, he is the one that told me the story, want the part number for proof? It's only a phone call away!)
Andy
sawinredneck
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Mike Maas said:Well, if it's not the muffer bearing, maybe saw needs it's radiator flushed.
Even the crankshaft assembly isn't $240 on a 338.
Is the dealers name Ben Dover?
Anddo Wecheatem and How
Kneejerk Bombas
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You probably want to just give away that old 338, hey?26newtreeguy said:
wagonwheeler
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Mike Maas said:
I wondered how long it would take you to smell 338 roadkill...
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wagonwheeler
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26newtreeguy said:
From post 22
BostonBull said:
That's a Stihl bar, btw.
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mini kahuna
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if your using a climbing saw to make money the 200t is the saw.
the saw is expensive,but being broken down or fighting with a saw that won't run right is more expensive.
the saw is expensive,but being broken down or fighting with a saw that won't run right is more expensive.
Kneejerk Bombas
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200s break down too, trust me.
Ever work on one of these beasts? They suck to repair.
A good climber needs at least two good saws, wether it's a 200t, a 338, or a crummy Echo.
Ever work on one of these beasts? They suck to repair.
A good climber needs at least two good saws, wether it's a 200t, a 338, or a crummy Echo.
26newtreeguy
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I just got the 200t for 495.95 + taxes witch is 5%. I thinkthat good deal. We drop I 45feet elm over fence. The saw did the job. I can't weight for it to be broken. Thank's for everbody's help. The old xp well I'am think about chipping it up.
hornett22
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i'll take the 338 off your hands.
i'm down in hartford ct.you may want to check out the 338xp california model at bailey's.
i bought the stihl 192 and bored out the muffler and adjusted the carb.great saw and i use it to make money all the time.really light weight.
i'm down in hartford ct.you may want to check out the 338xp california model at bailey's.
i bought the stihl 192 and bored out the muffler and adjusted the carb.great saw and i use it to make money all the time.really light weight.
