fastLeo151
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This saw runs and oils nicely, it needs a chain brake band to make the brake work. It comes with the factory original 22" bar and 4 chains with lots of life left. I'm asking 220.00 plus shipping
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Want to Sell Poulan pro 330 150.00 pho
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fastLeo151
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How about 180.00 plus shipping. Buyer still gets 4 chains and bar. That's alot of saw for the money
fastLeo151
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fastLeo151
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Ok, I want to sell this thing.
150.00 power head only buyer covers actual shipping costs
150.00 power head only buyer covers actual shipping costs
fastLeo151
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fastLeo151
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I'm guessing you haven't run one of these much.that saw went for like $200 new? and that's with bar and chain
sunfish
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There are a number of saws that are now worth more than they sold for new. This is one of them.that saw went for like $200 new? and that's with bar and chain
fastLeo151
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Well thanks Johny for the input.
Well...............I'm with Don on this one. These are good runners and they were a steal at retail cost-new. They will run on up past 13,000 RPM and a simple muffler mod can be done by removing the cross tube and slightly opening the muffler hole. I ran an 18" bar with the smaller poulan spike and thought it made a great firewood saw. GLWS......................AX.
When those came out in the early 2000's, they listed for right at $400. Right about the same cost as a 029 Super. So yes they were a steal then.
fastLeo151
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I wasn't sure what they listed for Mark, but I didn't want to put my foot in my mouth and say something wrong, and show my ignorance.
There very fun saws that just plain work. I like there simplicity and the amazement they put on my friends face when they out cut there farm boss....
I'm glad your still here mark, it's good to see one of the originals still posting
There very fun saws that just plain work. I like there simplicity and the amazement they put on my friends face when they out cut there farm boss....
I'm glad your still here mark, it's good to see one of the originals still posting
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
I used my 330 tonight to cut up some downed limbs.
sunfish
Fish Head
Same reason I didn't mention price. Looks like Johnny put his foot in it.
GoBigBlue1984
Right-wing conservative blue collar American
Geez it is baffling that this saw is still here. If I wasn't trying to sell saws to free up space and hadn't just bought another truck I'd be all over this.
Jon1212
Riff Raff Fart Knocker from other Forum's.
At least his "brother" didn't try to tell you K041 bars are NLA.........LOL!
rms61moparman
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Jonathan, being I'm trying to be a kinder gentler type of guy now days, I wasn't going to say anything, BUT since you keep insisting on bringing it up. That so called brother was right, in that there is only one bar offered from Oregon in 3/8's that is available for that saw and that is the homeowner style Pro Am bar.
Yeah K041 bars are still plentiful and you have choices, that is as long as you want .325 pitch bars. If you want to go back and look you can see that I have always said the only thing I didn't like about these style saws is that the options for bars in K041 3/8's was pitiful. Only consumer type bars have been available for some time with the Pro Lite being the only decent bar in that line up. Well guess what, that seems to be no longer the case. I checked with my local dealer who said the same thing as whats listed on the Oregon website.
All that said, let me remind that this is no big deal since the K095 mount bar is a easy to convert option for these saws and choices for those are vast.
