SOLD Stihl 066

[Gavinmalloy18]

Have for sale a nice 660/066, has some parts of both. Saw has new oem bearings,seals,gaskets,rubber pieces besides intake which is used. Also has a new meteor piston with caber rings and a new dukes brand carb. It runs great with the dukes carb so I left it on and priced accordingly. Cylinder is oem, asking $750 shipped powerhead or best reasonable offer. The spikes are new from iron fox fabrication.

 

[sawmikaze]

Those dawgs are officially the most retarded ones I've ever seen, that's impressive.

 

[Gavinmalloy18]

They aren’t my favorite either, but nowhere near the ugliest ones I’ve seen. Just search eBay and there are some real winners. Anyway I figured I’d try these from a new company, they do have a nice bed liner type material on them.

 

[sawmikaze]

They aren’t my favorite either, but nowhere near the ugliest ones I’ve seen. Just search eBay and there are some real winners. Anyway I figured I’d try these from a new company, they do have a nice bed liner type material on them.

How do they smell ?

 

[Gavinmalloy18]

I’m sure just like any other chunk of metal, why would I smell them?

 

[sawmikaze]

I’m sure just like any other chunk of metal, why would I smell them?

Smelling your chainsaws and their accessories is really an experience from what I've heard. I've already turned my back on a few saws that didn't pass the sniff test.

 

[cuinrearview]

One man's stink is another man's kink I always say.

 

[ManiacalMark]

Those dawgs are officially the most retarded ones I've ever seen, that's impressive.

They appear to be upside down

 

[Ryan Browne]

They appear to be upside down

I think that's how they're supposed to be. The fox is right-side up and I think there's a hole for a chain catcher, which is in the right spot. I agree though, that that top spike looks goofy.

 

[sawmikaze]

They appear to be upside down

Or medieval torture devices.

I can't imagine using those.

 

[ManiacalMark]

Well the top spike being long than the bottom will make it awkward to wheel the saw around the far side in a buck.