SOLD MMWS Jonsered 2171W 71cc- SOLD

[skippy]

I have been buying

 

[Jon1212]

I have been buying

I like turtles...

 

[44musher]

I have a 2171 owned it for a long time but have only 15 tanks through her, I use my other saws more, they are workhorses...

 

[bryanr2]

I have a 2171 owned it for a long time but have only 15 tanks through her, I use my other saws more, they are workhorses...

My issue is that I own too many to put any real time on them, and when I do cut, 9 times out of 10 I grab the 288, regardless of what I'm cutting. There's no situation I have been cutting, that it was "lacking".

What Im offering here is an "operating experience". It's not just a 70cc saw. It's not just a ported 70cc saw. It's a MMWS ported 70cc with Heat. For those that like to cut in the winter (which I do), it will change your firewood harvesting experience for the better. Body heat leaves through all exposed extremities in cold weather. Not just a bare head. And the percentage of heat loss is correlated to the surface area of the unprotected skin. So wether you are wearing wet gloves, or no gloves- a heated handle saw makes the experience more enjoyable in the colder environments.

 

[Armbru84]

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my issue is that I own to many to put any real time on any. And when I do cut, 9 times out of 10 I grab the 288- irregardless of what Im cutting. There's no situation I have been, where it has left me "lacking".

What Im offering here is an "operating experience". It's not just a 70cc saw. It's not just a ported 70cc saw. It's a MMWS ported 70cc with Heat. For those that like to cut in the winter (which I do), it will change your firewood harvesting experience for the better. Body heat leaves through all exposed extremities in cold weather. Not just a bare head. And the percentage of heat loss is correlated to the surface area of the unprotected skin. So wether you are wearing wet gloves, or no gloves- a heated handle saw makes the experience more enjoyable in the colder environments.

I was out cutting today and the heated handles on my 441 artic made it a better day for sure. It's a nice feature to have when cutting sub freezing.

 

[Four Paws]

I don't have any heated handle saws, but I do have some really sweet work saws, and a nice pair of gloves.

I burn wood when it's cold, and cut wood when it's not.

 

[chipper1]

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my issue is that I own to many to put any real time on any. And when I do cut, 9 times out of 10 I grab the 288- irregardless of what Im cutting. There's no situation I have been, where it has left me "lacking".

What Im offering here is an "operating experience". It's not just a 70cc saw. It's not just a ported 70cc saw. It's a MMWS ported 70cc with Heat. For those that like to cut in the winter (which I do), it will change your firewood harvesting experience for the better. Body heat leaves through all exposed extremities in cold weather. Not just a bare head. And the percentage of heat loss is correlated to the surface area of the unprotected skin. So wether you are wearing wet gloves, or no gloves- a heated handle saw makes the experience more enjoyable in the colder environments.

I'm now convinced I can not live without this saw, to bad I read the 2nd and 3rd line lol.
Sweet saw, GLWS.

 

[sawmikaze]

My issue is that I own too many to put any real time on them, and when I do cut, 9 times out of 10 I grab the 288, regardless of what I'm cutting. There's no situation I have been cutting, that it was "lacking".

What Im offering here is an "operating experience". It's not just a 70cc saw. It's not just a ported 70cc saw. It's a MMWS ported 70cc with Heat. For those that like to cut in the winter (which I do), it will change your firewood harvesting experience for the better. Body heat leaves through all exposed extremities in cold weather. Not just a bare head. And the percentage of heat loss is correlated to the surface area of the unprotected skin. So wether you are wearing wet gloves, or no gloves- a heated handle saw makes the experience more enjoyable in the colder environments.

Steve..you should write the literature for a luxury hotel in miami.

" operating experience " .. lol..thats funny dude..

 

[Ryan Browne]

Heated handles are my new best friend.

 

[bryanr2]

Steve..you should write the literature for a luxury hotel in miami.

" operating experience " .. lol..thats funny dude..

I thought y'all would get a chuckle out of that.

 

[sawmikaze]

I thought y'all would get a chuckle out of that.

If you dont find a buyer and you wanna give it to me ill take it...it wont hurt my feelings..i like the torq the X models make but i love how fast these fukkers are in smaller logs...thats a really nice saw.

 

[stihl livin]

If you dont find a buyer and you wanna give it to me ill take it...it wont hurt my feelings..i like the torq the X models make but i love how fast these fukkers are in smaller logs...thats a really nice saw.

Get in line!!!

 

[stihl livin]

Back to the top to help this saw sell

 

[009L]

Someone needs this saw!

 

[cgraham1]

No heat on mine.

 

[bryanr2]

yeah but you got Flippy caps, so.....

 

[sawmikaze]

No heat on mine.

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How did you cut that wood with no chain ?

 

[cgraham1]

How did you cut that wood with no chain ?

Magic?

 

[cgraham1]

yeah but you got Flippy caps, so.....

My saw is special.

 

[Ryan Browne]

How did you cut that wood with no chain ?

Talk about holding RPMs in the cut!! I swear, you can dog in all you want and that thing just won't bog down.