What is the hardest saw to find?

[hoss]

No worries, I'll figure out how to import us some CS-1201s someday...

You manage that and i'll drive (don't care how far) out to your place and help you assemble em from the disassembled state needed to get em in the country. Man! That would be scratching a deep itch. A fella can hope right?

 

[MostShady1]

Hardest one to find? The one that quenches the CAD thirst.

Still don't believe that one exists! Rep, nonetheless.

 

[gmax]

No worries, I'll figure out how to import us some CS-1201s someday...

I have a friend who's an Echo dealer I'll see what knows about importing them, no harm in asking.

 

[Meadow Beaver]

A saw is only hard to find when you're looking for it.

 

[Jacob J.]

I have a friend who's an Echo dealer I'll see what knows about importing them, no harm in asking.

You guys can probably get them in Oz much easier than we can because of EPA. If your friend were able to get a couple, I'd pay big time as would several other guys.

 

[Urbicide]

You guys can probably get them in Oz much easier than we can because of EPA. If your friend were able to get a couple, I'd pay big time as would several other guys.

Maybe we could work out a little trade. opcorn:

 

[gmax]

You guys can probably get them in Oz much easier than we can because of EPA. If your friend were able to get a couple, I'd pay big time as would several other guys.

JJ, I'll go see him tomorrow, but don't get your hopes too high I've never seen one here, but I shall try.

 

[Gumnuts]

RE : 1201 Echo
No chain break may knock it on the head for Australia.
The 8000 80 cc sells for close just under 1800......so figure it would be up
2800 ....

 

[gmax]

RE : 1201 Echo
No chain break may knock it on the head for Australia.
The 8000 80 cc sells for close just under 1800......so figure it would be up
2800 ....

I just got back from the Echo dealer, your correct Graeme the 1201 Echo doesn't meet our safety standards, sorry JJ.

 

[leeha]

I have already tried Australia, USA, UK,
Germany, Belgium, and Canada.
From what i understand the 1201 is
available in Russia, I might have a connection
to try Brazil but not sure yet.


Lee

 

[hoss]

I just got back from the Echo dealer, your correct Graeme the 1201 Echo doesn't meet our safety standards, sorry JJ.

Did the echo dealer give any indication if it was a current model in any other countries?

 

[Banacanin]

A homey 8800 is pretty hard to come by, how much do you think they will get for this one?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Homelite-8800-C...ViewItemQQptZUS_Chainsaws?hash=item2a0579a380

 

[hoss]

A homey 8800 is pretty hard to come by, how much do you think they will get for this one?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Homelite-8800-C...ViewItemQQptZUS_Chainsaws?hash=item2a0579a380

I don't know. I sent him a message before he got any bids asking about a buy-it-now price, but he replied that he has a "policy" of not changing an auction once it started. I bet I would have given him more than it will bring, but at least he stuck to his "policy".

 

[Teddy.Scout]

A homey 8800 is pretty hard to come by, how much do you think they will get for this one?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Homelite-8800-C...ViewItemQQptZUS_Chainsaws?hash=item2a0579a380

How many cc is that?

 

[hoss]

How many cc is that?

88cc's

 

[Banacanin]

How many cc is that?

I've read 5.4 cubic inches or 88 ccs.

 

[gmax]

Did the echo dealer give any indication if it was a current model in any other countries?

No, he only knew it wasn't available here.

 

[hoss]

How many cc is that?

I had a 540 which is the earlier model and same size. My buddy and I were cutting up a 36"- 42" poplar. I was using the 540 and he was using an early 066 magnum dual port, both of us were using 3/8 round chisel. The 066 was a little faster on normal bucking cuts, but the 540 was considerably quicker on the ripping cuts when we were ripping the rounds down to size. I guess that means more torque. Who knows, but that's how it was that day.

 

[hoss]

I bet I would have given him more than it will bring, but at least he stuck to his "policy".[/QUOTE]

Ok, I was wrong.:jawdrop:

 

[Teddy.Scout]

I had a 540 which is the earlier model and same size. My buddy and I were cutting up a 36"- 42" poplar. I was using the 540 and he was using an early 066 magnum dual port, both of us were using 3/8 round chisel. The 066 was a little faster on normal bucking cuts, but the 540 was considerably quicker on the ripping cuts when we were ripping the rounds down to size. I guess that means more torque. Who knows, but that's how it was that day.

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