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blueberrymuzik

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It's funny sometimes how things happen. Two years ago, a new-to-the-farm neighbor bought a brand new MS661C. What a beautiful saw. He cut down two trees, and decided that he hated sawing wood, and put it away in his garage. I have tried for two years to buy that saw, but he always resisted.

Last week, I finally bought a MS661CR. It was built in May 2016 and was never sold retail, but was placed by Stihl with a logging company for a two month data recording test, then pulled back in for data extraction. Then, it was sold off as a used saw. It is in excellent condition with only a couple months of use.

Five days after I bought it, my neighbor decided to sell his saw. I couldn’t help it, I had to buy it too. There isn’t a scratch or scrape on it. The only sign that it has ever been started is a slight discoloration of the paint near the muffler exhaust. Other than that, it looks like it just came out of the box.

I can’t keep both, so what to do? After much thought, I have decided to keep the 2-year old saw and sell the newer one.

So, I’m selling the MS661CR. It has the ¾ wrap handle and west coast clutch cover. Also has the oversize felling dogs and roller chain catcher. Compression checks at 165# on my gauge. It starts very easy (usually on the second pull) and runs perfectly with a very smooth idle.The piston is in beautiful condition.

I’m asking $900 for the PHO. I will split the cost of shipping with anyone in the CONUS.IMG_2019.JPG
 

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S Tebo

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I'd move the R parts over the the older saw that you are keeping and sell the newer one as a standard version. Then you would have the best of both saws and still recoupe 90% of your money on the one you sell. Either way, really nice saw & GLWS!
 

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That is a good tip. I'll give this a couple of days like it is and if it doesn't sell as an "R", then swap the parts as you suggested.
 

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If someone would prefer to buy this saw with the standard handle and clutch cover, I will switch the handles and clutch covers, so you will be getting the newest saw set up as the standard version.
 
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So I'm probably going to have a really nice 660 for sale, I really don't want to part with it as it's so clean but I don't need a 660 and a 661.
Heck I don't NEED a 90cc saw period, lol.
I dont ether thats why I bought his 064 ;) its only 85
 
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Ha that's funny. Thats like Horeshoes and hand grenades 85 vs 90 but I get it.

I'm hoping the 661 is a runner because while I haven't had my 660 long it's a super nice saw and I like it a lot.

Oh and I wanted to add the seller has already sent me a FedEx tracking number and it's shipping tomorrow. Talk about quick, I'm pretty stoked.
 
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