What is the hardest saw to find?
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2000ssm6
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Looks cool but that's about it.
That would be the echo top handle 330, pretty high $$$ also considering what it is.
That would be the echo top handle 330, pretty high $$$ also considering what it is.
2000ssm6
Stihl User
I would have to go with the 166 also. Minty SP125s/ old production 090s should be up there too. The Mac BP-1 seems pretty rare. I would like to see some old electric Stihls......
This is hard to answer and will have
many mixed opinions.
Sure the 166 is rare but they are out
there. I would say there are many odd
ball saws that are considered rare.
Off the top of my head i would say
yes the Jonsered XF Racket, The Mac BP1,
Echo CS1100VL and 1201VL, Pioneer 850,
Skil 1690, Solo Super Rex, Danarm 125
and the list can go on.
Just my thoughts Lee
many mixed opinions.
Sure the 166 is rare but they are out
there. I would say there are many odd
ball saws that are considered rare.
Off the top of my head i would say
yes the Jonsered XF Racket, The Mac BP1,
Echo CS1100VL and 1201VL, Pioneer 850,
Skil 1690, Solo Super Rex, Danarm 125
and the list can go on.
Just my thoughts Lee
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dolmar 166, mac BP-1,echo 610 twins, 090 AV late model, dolmar rotary, any of the 100cc+ echo's, 041g, 090g with 66mm top end.
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
Sometimes it seems real hard to find a sharp saw 
I was on a job this past January and one of the guys found out I was into saws. He told me that he had a rotary powered Sachs-Dolmar he had bought at a yard sale years ago and ended up giving to his Dad who now was too old to run a saw. He told me that he would pick it up and give it to me when he went over to see the Old Man that following weekend. I was trying not to jump up and down and smile excessively and did not say anything to anyone so as not to jinx the deal. Well, the old guy had already disposed of the saw. I am glad I did not announce it to the world before I had it in my hands. Oh, btw, he originally paid $20 at the yard sale.
spacemule
The Peanut Gallery
Rare and desirable are two different things.
RiverRat2
Serio Tree Freak
Is that like being fugly?
RiverRat2
Serio Tree Freak
NO!!!!!!!
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2000ssm6
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Jason Dunn
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Keep lookin
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I have a like new KSM4 100% complete ,never been apart .This saw sound awsome
Yea, I kicked Shania Twain out of bed for eating crackers.... :spam:
Maybe I am just peculiar (O.K. certifiable), but I would like to find a McCulloch BP-1 in good condition.
I've seen Bill G's Sachs Dolmar rotary running, and one BP-1 belonging to James Shimniok in WI, I still think I'd prefer the BP-1.
Mark
I've seen Bill G's Sachs Dolmar rotary running, and one BP-1 belonging to James Shimniok in WI, I still think I'd prefer the BP-1.
Mark
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I'd never kick Miss Twain out of bed for eating crackers.... (looks down) would I crackers.
I'd never kick Miss Twain out of bed for eating crackers.... (looks down) would I crackers.
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