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I’m getting back into cutting firewood, I’m looking for two chainsaws. One 50-60cc and one 70-90cc. I’d like to find stihl 026 / 260 / 261 and 044/ 046 /460 /461 / 066 660 size as examples. I have cash or guns to trade. As examples I have a nib cz 527 6.5 Grendel, ruger 77 .357 all weather, ruger old army nib, smith and Wesson performance center m&p 10 6.5 creedmoore, savage model 110 asburry precision .308 win. Lots more. If you have something of interest private message me your cell number with the information and what you’re interested in trading for. Located in ohio

location?

Ohio

Tag. I have a 260 Pro that we could talk about. I'm in western PA.
donsm70

090 stihl
6 foot bar

Probably out of my budget.

If drained well can they be shipped I have an 026

I wondered about that, I read where they drain them then wrap them in a thick plastic garbage bag and package then tightly and ship like normal.

That's how I got this one when my brother sent it to me from Alaska over 20yrs ago

Very cool. Pm me if the 026 is available

I've got a 461 I bought to cut up two trees. In a brand new Stihl case I bout 3 months ago because I just found out they were making big cases for them now. I have about 6 or 8 new RS chains 24 or 25 inch bar. Can't really remember. It's in fantastic shape

Pm sent

All pms are replied too, no deal made yet, Still looking.

I bought a Stihl170 new a couple of years ago for $159. They are either $159 or $179 depending on whether they are on sale or not. I really enjoy this saw as much as my 028 Woodboss.
Good Luck!
Rick

I bought a Stihl 066 with a 36" bar probably 12 years ago before I really knew what I was doing. It's way too much for what I needed. It has maybe 3 hours on it, and has been sitting since. I now have 2 Husquvarna 20" saws that I use now.

I think I have a saw or three I could spare:

1 for each block.

Are you interested in adopting another son? I’d be happy to chip in for rent. Lol

Andy

I like the bright green ones!

Yes, there's a Poulan 5200 and 3800 in the family.
5200s are a beast and have a nice throaty roar in the cut.
The Poulan saw of old are nothing like the cheap Poulan saws on the market today.