Ms200t and an 034

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I have the opportunity to get a Stihl ms200t and an 034 both have really good compression and the 200 starts on second pull the 034 starts on the fourth. The guy is asking $500 for the pair. The 200 has a 12" bar and chain the 034 does not have a bar or chain. Is this a good price for the two saws?
 
Yes the ms200 t cost around 500 new by its self and the 34 probably is worth 200 or 250 easy.
You should go get them before he changes his mind.
 
I have the opportunity to get a Stihl ms200t and an 034 both have really good compression and the 200 starts on second pull the 034 starts on the fourth. The guy is asking $500 for the pair. The 200 has a 12" bar and chain the 034 does not have a bar or chain. Is this a good price for the two saws?

Do you need the 034 if not i would just get the MS200T.
 
If you can find a new 200 they are selling for over a grand, junk 200's are still selling for 300.
 
1200 hope that there gold plated 100 anniversary model, with back up camera and push button start:dizzy:
 
That's a great deal. I would go for it if both saws are in good condition. 034 has got to be pretty old though. The big saws do seem to last.

I don't understand the hype over the 200t's. A $50 mod (removing limiter, boring hole in muffler, and adjusting carb) on the 201t makes it even better than its predecessor.
 
That's a great deal. I would go for it if both saws are in good condition. 034 has got to be pretty old though. The big saws do seem to last.

I don't understand the hype over the 200t's. A $50 mod (removing limiter, boring hole in muffler, and adjusting carb) on the 201t makes it even better than its predecessor.


The 200t is a good saw but I'd never give the price they are asking on ebay for them. Every once in a while I'll find one for sale local if the money's right and I'm not broke I'll buy it.
 
I run both thoughs saws my 034 is a '89 model was 575 back then and my 200T is almost 2 years old was 599 plus tax, the 34 has the same bore and stroke as a 360 and is lighter great for blocking down medium removals and it runs .325 chain so can handel a 20'bar, if that deal was in Texas and they could prove ownership I would jump on it.
Paul
 
Yeah, I don't think that's really that good of a deal. I think you should pass on the offer, and then pass along his contact info to me so I can 'investigate' :msp_rolleyes:

Kidding...I'd go for that in a heartbeat. Even if you didn't need the 034, sell that and keep the 200t. :chainsawguy:
 
I just picked up the saws this morning and I am glad I did. They both run great and I figure you can't have to many chainsaws so I will keep both of the saws. Thanks for all of the replies I appreciate it.
 
The Horror!!! Ah well, we all make mistakes, and hopefully the shedding will teach you a valuable lesson :D

Ha ha, besides my 200T and 066 (sold it last August) and replaced it with a new 395 XPG, every other:tongue2: stihl I have owned hasn't been nearly reliable as my Husky's!
 

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