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Hey Guys-
I'm putting my 661 up for trade or sale. It's a 100% stock saw that I bought as a project (off Ebay) that had been run over. The seller told me it had 10-12 hours on it, and I tend to believe that as there was no carbon build-up at all on the piston and very little in the cylinder (The exhaust port had a light coating of carbon, and there were trace amounts in the combustion chamber). The seller also told me that it was a 12/17/2019 purchase date, which I believe makes it a latest generation 661.
I carefully tore it all down and sent the PTO side case half to the very talented srcarr52, who welded it back together. Shaun's work on the case half is absolutely stellar. After I got the case half back, I shot some primer on the bare Mag areas to prevent oxidation. I put the saw back together, ran it through a pressure/vac, and took it out to the woods. It runs good and I've not had any issues with it - I did the user reset at first start up and it's been flawless.
Parts I had to replace: Good used OEM tank, 3/4 wrap handle & bracket, clutch cover, and carb body. I got all of those parts from members here. I bought the new filter cover from the local dealer. I have a number of bars that could go with saw from 20" to 36", and chains for same. I also have several different sets of dawgs. I don't have a 1/2 wrap handle (the original was crunched when the saw was run over). I think this would be a good unit to send to one of our builders and I doubt any of our guys would decline it since it's in pristine condition internally.
Things I'd like to trade for:
Mac 105/125 carcasses and parts
Larger Olympyk saws and parts
Large Alpina saws and parts
Large older Solo saws and parts


I'm putting my 661 up for trade or sale. It's a 100% stock saw that I bought as a project (off Ebay) that had been run over. The seller told me it had 10-12 hours on it, and I tend to believe that as there was no carbon build-up at all on the piston and very little in the cylinder (The exhaust port had a light coating of carbon, and there were trace amounts in the combustion chamber). The seller also told me that it was a 12/17/2019 purchase date, which I believe makes it a latest generation 661.
I carefully tore it all down and sent the PTO side case half to the very talented srcarr52, who welded it back together. Shaun's work on the case half is absolutely stellar. After I got the case half back, I shot some primer on the bare Mag areas to prevent oxidation. I put the saw back together, ran it through a pressure/vac, and took it out to the woods. It runs good and I've not had any issues with it - I did the user reset at first start up and it's been flawless.
Parts I had to replace: Good used OEM tank, 3/4 wrap handle & bracket, clutch cover, and carb body. I got all of those parts from members here. I bought the new filter cover from the local dealer. I have a number of bars that could go with saw from 20" to 36", and chains for same. I also have several different sets of dawgs. I don't have a 1/2 wrap handle (the original was crunched when the saw was run over). I think this would be a good unit to send to one of our builders and I doubt any of our guys would decline it since it's in pristine condition internally.
Things I'd like to trade for:
Mac 105/125 carcasses and parts
Larger Olympyk saws and parts
Large Alpina saws and parts
Large older Solo saws and parts


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