If you could have any saw NIB?

[sawfun9]

Most likely worked his arse off and got lucky as well.

 

[rms61moparman]

Most likely worked his arse off and got lucky as well.

Yeah, as my old mentor told me a long time ago...."The harder you work, the luckier you get!".

I didn't really understand it then, but the harder and longer I work, the clearer it becomes!


Mike

 

[Detroit Dazzler]

P100

 

[madhatte]

DAAAAAAMN that is a thing of beauty.

 

[Jacob J.]

Oh, and yes, The divorce was worth it. :msp_biggrin:

Werking on it.

I am truly surprised that nobody has mentioned the Alpina Super Pro 120. I would LOVE to have one of those in ANY running condition.

For an all-around get-the-job-done saw, a NIB 064 would be hard to beat.

The Alpina 120 is fairly over-rated as big saws go. It's tuned to make its' power at a fairly low RPM range. I've run four different ones with bar lengths from 24" to 60" and was unimpressed every time. A decent condition 076 Super will blow the doors off a 120. It's a good-looking saw though.

 

[sawbones]

yellow & black attack
sp 125

Here ya go, never gassed.

Scored it on CL a few years back. Now lives in Utah somewehere.

 

[sawbones]

Had this Echo 750 for a while too but never gassed it and passed it on.

Could not bring myself to gas them and thought they were worthless if I couldnt use em. :bang:

 

[sawbones]

:jester:

 

[Jacob J.]

Here ya go, never gassed.

Scored it on CL a few years back. Now lives in Utah somewehere.

Looks like a factory Frankensaw. It must have had a CP block in it.

 

[leeha]

Looks like a factory Frankensaw. It must have had a CP block in it.

I was thinking the same thing with that round muffler.
Then you have the chain brake clutch cover with out
all the brake parts.




Lee

 

[procarbine2k1]

NIB I would say a Stihl 041G. And on the mantle it would stay....

 

[gary courtney]

If you could have any saw NIB?

ms461R:msp_wink:

 

[echoshawn]

cst-610 evl... massaged by Mastermind of course

 

[Jacob J.]

I was thinking the same thing with that round muffler.
Then you have the chain brake clutch cover with out
all the brake parts.




Lee

Yep. I would bet good money that's a CP block in it. A lot of dealers had NOS CP blocks left over because the CP was discontinued after a short time. I've pulled apart many SP saws only to find a CP block with no numbers or markings.

 

[angry inch]

Efco 165 come on! really?

 

[deye223]

:jester:

can't tell the differance between that one and the real thing

 

[roberte]

Here ya go, never gassed.

Scored it on CL a few years back. Now lives in Utah somewehere.

Nice, I think I might give up a nut for that

 

[sawbones]

can't tell the differance between that one and the real thing

This one actually sold for more than a real one.:msp_thumbsup:

 

[VINIFIREWOOD]

Dolmar Model A

 

[lesorubcheek]

A new 750 isn't a problem (no box though)....

Picking a single NIB saw to dream about is dern near impossible. One of the first edition 650s with the adjustable oiler would be nice. A new 3100 or 995G would be sweet too. A NIB Pioneer 750 or 850 wouldn't get thrown out of the house either.

Dan