SOLD Echo 330t

[jk14]

Very clean 330t runs and operates as it should. Just don't have any use for it. Selling with 12" bar and 3 chains (2 are new and the one on the saw is lightly used) Any questions or additional photos needed just ask.

$200 plus shipping

 

[jk14]

Bump, now $200 plus shipping

 

[Cerberus]

And here I am thinking the 1 reply HAD to be someone immediately snatching this @200! See it is sold though -- I'm hoping anybody who was tagged-into this thread could give opinion:
I was planning to get a 355t when my current (chinese)32cc saw stopped working. But, yesterday, I found someone selling a clean 330t for just $160, I didn't have a scrench so didn't check plug or jug but spocket looked almost un-touched, air filter assembly in great shape just a good looking 330t @$160..... Would you guys go for it?

Seems silly to pay $200 extra (and be rushing to the 355 because my 16" broke mid-job) for Echo's 35cc 355 if I can scoop a 330 for $160.... It's at a pawn shop that offers warranties so I can get it and go-to-work with it immediately & return if a fail....Just don't know if I'm making a dumb move, my instincts say "that's cheap enough you should be able to re-sell it" and your ^ listing seems to confirm that!

 

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And here I am thinking the 1 reply HAD to be someone immediately snatching this @200! See it is sold though -- I'm hoping anybody who was tagged-into this thread could give opinion:
I was planning to get a 355t when my current (chinese)32cc saw stopped working. But, yesterday, I found someone selling a clean 330t for just $160, I didn't have a scrench so didn't check plug or jug but spocket looked almost un-touched, air filter assembly in great shape just a good looking 330t @$160..... Would you guys go for it?

Seems silly to pay $200 extra (and be rushing to the 355 because my 16" broke mid-job) for Echo's 35cc 355 if I can scoop a 330 for $160.... It's at a pawn shop that offers warranties so I can get it and go-to-work with it immediately & return if a fail....Just don't know if I'm making a dumb move, my instincts say "that's cheap enough you should be able to re-sell it" and your ^ listing seems to confirm that!

This looks like a nice saw and deal to me.

Think before you buy some clapped out saw or *s-word with, other peoples problems, before you save that whole fifty bucks and *f-word yourself. My 2ct

 

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This looks like a nice saw and deal to me.

Think before you buy some clapped out saw or *s-word with, other peoples problems, before you save that whole fifty bucks and *f-word yourself. My 2ct

Couldn't turn-away lol, I love tinkering ;D Found out it oils when on(not just clutch-driven), blew my mind that would be the case on ANYTHING w/ a belt-loop but would've dealt with it, however it wouldn't slow-down quick enough after a cut so found it was leaking air and didn't wanna make it a project, am now the (very ) proud owner of a new 355t, heavily modified and on steroids (heh, literally, squirted half a gram of testo into the synthetic-dye I was using to fade-color some of the casing hehe, I like anthropomorphizing *s-word and had old testo sitting around so it made sense )

Couldn't be happier, am convinced that this and a 2511 are the only 2 saws you'd need (for top-handles), although I doubt I'll ever get the 2511 as lithium units have basically surpassed petrol for sub-30cc powerheads at this point..

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OP's saw - and all 355t's that aren't broken - are steals. These outperform 201t's out of the box (I guess extensive block-modifications will make a 201t better though..), they're a step-behind a 540xp but honestly I'm not sure I'd want the extra ~10% the 540xp brings(both weight&power, it's a comparable power//weight saw it's simply a lil bigger which IMO isn't necessary, can bury my 355t w/ a 16" and it's like a light-saber!!) but certainly wouldn't pay hundreds extra for it...no idea how someone justifies buying a 194t or 201t when the superior 2511 & 355t are both sub-$400 machines..I see the difference in people's approaches (and how they'll stand-behind them!) as almost similar to those who still try defending a block as a primary/default rigging anchor when big rings/safeblocs are superior for the use-case(ie almost every use-case!)