Sold Husqvarna 2100 Needs to go

[Bill G]

This is a Husky 2100 that sat for a good bit. This past summer a gentleman showed interest so I pulled it out. He then flaked out I fired it up and shot a video. The saw fired right up. As you can see the piston is definitely got some scoring. Also you will see the rear handle/tank has damage. I have another if you need one. also it is shown with a full wrap. I will gladly swap it out for a 1/2 wrap I have on a 298. I will load a lot of pics. I ask that you please take a look at the pics and video. I know everyone wants a price and that is fine but it will really depend on if you want it as pictured or you want the handle bar swapped. Also it depends on if you want the undamaged handle/tank.

Bill

 

[Bill G]

Video

 

[Bill G]

Looks like the 2100 does not have the interest it used to

 

[Brufab]

It's a sweet saw, just everything else costs double what it did a couple years ago. When fuel, groceries and misc items double in price people's spare money dries up. And who knows how much more expensive things are going to get.

 

[Brufab]

I'm looking for Remingtons if you got any of those laying around

 

[Brufab]

That echo 701 really had some bark to it

 

[Bill G]

That echo 701 really had some bark to it

The Echo is not mint but darn nice

 

[Brufab]

Don't see many like it that's for sure I bet that thing has torque like a diesel engine

 

[Bill G]

Don't see many like it that's for sure I bet that thing has torque like a diesel engine

I wish I would have got the Echo Twin that was on here a short bit ago

 

[Brufab]

I wish I would have got the Echo Twin that was on here a short bit ago

Yea it went for a fair price too..there was a John Deere one on eBay that was not out of reach for the average guy either. I only have 1 space left on my shelf for a saw, I'm holding out for a super 880, 990 or a gear drive Remy or the Mac 125 or a regular super 770 because I have a sweet Remington banner that's 2'x6' that has the super 770 on it with the regular handle. All I have is Remys and a couple new echos and a member gave me a clean husky L65. We have some property and I have invited him to come cut wood and stuff for himself and sent him home with quite a bit of wood to heat his house almost a couple cords I imagine. I run my Remingtons everytime I go out cutting. I would say my PL7A and ant eater super 770 are my 2 most valuable saws in my collection.

 

[ChainsawmanDan]

Do you have a price in mind how it sits ?

 

[Bill G]

Do you have a price in mind how it sits ?

Shoot me a PM and lets talk

 

[Squareground3691]

Looks like the 2100 does not have the interest it used to

I enjoy running mine, they do have some old school grunt for sure .

 

[Plowmaster]

I'm looking for Remingtons if you got any of those laying around

Saw you were looking for Remington small cc on a different post... have a bantam mighty mite ? Selling for a friend... threw a quick eye on it has some bad mag pitting on lower handle. Supposed to b a good runner

 

[Brufab]

Saw you were looking for Remington small cc on a different post... have a bantam mighty mite ? Selling for a friend... threw a quick eye on it has some bad mag pitting on lower handle. Supposed to b a good runner

Thanks thats alil too small for me but I appreciate it.

 

[Real1shepherd]

Looks like the 2100 does not have the interest it used to

I watched really good ones go on eBay for less than $300 back in the day. Now the same saws would be over $1,000. It's become almost one of the 'Holy Grail' saws. Its place in loggin' history is cemented in, but the lack of parts and purchasing one not all clapped out is problematic.

Depends on your viewpoint too.....the Jonsereds 111S is a dated 60's design, revs slow, is heavy and parts are non-existent yet it fetches routinely over $1,000 on eBay. I have one, but the 2100 is better in every way as a production saw. So.....it's not always about the saw itself in the woods.

Kevin

 

[HumBurner]

@firekindler

 

[Bill G]

I watched really good ones go on eBay for less than $300 back in the day. Now the same saws would be over $1,000. It's become almost one of the 'Holy Grail' saws. Its place in loggin' history is cemented in, but the lack of parts and purchasing one not all clapped out is problematic.

Depends on your viewpoint too.....the Jonsereds 111S is a dated 60's design, revs slow, is heavy and parts are non-existent yet it fetches routinely over $1,000 on eBay. I have one, but the 2100 is better in every way as a production saw. So.....it's not always about the saw itself in the woods.

Kevin

I have a couple 111s saws and a 111. I do not see them going anywhere

 

[Real1shepherd]

I have a couple 111s saws and a 111. I do not see them going anywhere

I honestly have no reason to keep mine. Nothing about it is endearing to me....if I was doing milling, maybe. But then for that, you need parts.

Happy to sell mine when I get around to it.

Kevin

 

[Matt93eg]

Would love to have a 2100CD, unfortunately way out of my price range at the moment.