Today's price is $400 plus shipping.
That includes the chain. Both were used for a test cut with a new 441 I sold.
Lexington, KY, was tiring to get an idea on shipping. I will offer the same deal I did the guy on AS, $67 shipped.
This saw needs to make the move to another location. Starting tomorrow (July 27, 2016), the price will drop $10.00 per day until sold (i.e. $400...
Where are you located?
Not sure I need another bar... Cash works best for me. [ATTACH]
20"
Perhaps these nuts will make you horripilate? About 4 tons worth as I recall. [ATTACH][ATTACH]
I wouldn't pay $200 to get a rough one, especially when I have a nice 272 at home that cost half that.
I can't envision spending anywhere close to $475 for a 372. I have no need for one and it would need to be less than $200 to tempt me to part with...
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I don't think I have ever given over $20 for one.
I can save you a trip and do a YouTube video tutorial.
If she flipped the saw over she could get a flush cut.
In this case size does matter... If your scrench is too big you won't get a grip or will round off your nuts. If too small, it won't fit. What...
With tools it is often how they feel in your hand. With a scrench you need to match it to the bar nuts on your saw.
In the proper hands, tools can do magical things. I would classify a scrench as a tool of convenience, let me know if you need one.
Any interest?
Bump for a nice red lever 026.
Sold pending funds (MO being sent).
