SELLING The new Husqvarna 564xp

[Crocky28]

Nice! What saw is the wrap handle from?

357xp

 

[Crocky28]

Will always be my favourite 50cc saw.

 

[Bill G]

I sold a huge amount of new 346's years ago when they were the saw guys like to port.

Sadly I never kept one for myself...........

 

[MR_T]

I sold a huge amount of new 346's years ago when they were the saw guys like to port.

Sadly I never kept one for myself...........

 

[ZERO]

Mark nothing wrong with a very angry 346, maybe the end of a great all around mechanical era. The opinions vary quite a bit.

 

[Maintenance Chief]

Here's my 346xp ( hybrid)

 

[Crocky28]

Update on the import charges debacle-

I just had to deal with UPS over some charges because they tried to impose a charge of $3416 on a 372 I sent over.

They were stating that under HTS section 232 it was an aluminium derivative and that I had to give part numbers and steel, aluminium and copper content weights etc. A total joke. Under these terms a 200% import charge was implied.


After some digging I found that under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule Chapter 84, a chainsaw doesn’t fall under section 232 as it is a complete / finished machine.

The final import charges were $254.25. This was based on a $1638 invoice for the saw and extras.

Maybe this will help with anyone importing goods in the future.

 

[Bill G]

Update on the import charges debacle-

I just had to deal with UPS over some charges because they tried to impose a charge of $3416 on a 372 I sent over.

They were stating that under HTS section 232 it was an aluminium derivative and that I had to give part numbers and steel, aluminium and copper content weights etc. A total joke. Under these terms a 200% import charge was implied.


After some digging I found that under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule Chapter 84, a chainsaw doesn’t fall under section 232 as it is a complete / finished machine.

The final import charges were $254.25. This was based on a $1638 invoice for the saw and extras.

Maybe this will help with anyone importing goods in the future.

The key fact is it was UPS not the United States that was trying to rape you and the receiver.

 

[Maintenance Chief]

Update on the import charges debacle-

I just had to deal with UPS over some charges because they tried to impose a charge of $3416 on a 372 I sent over.

They were stating that under HTS section 232 it was an aluminium derivative and that I had to give part numbers and steel, aluminium and copper content weights etc. A total joke. Under these terms a 200% import charge was implied.


After some digging I found that under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule Chapter 84, a chainsaw doesn’t fall under section 232 as it is a complete / finished machine.

The final import charges were $254.25. This was based on a $1638 invoice for the saw and extras.

Maybe this will help with anyone importing goods in the future.

When I was younger we sold each other cars for "50$" so the tax man didn't rape us!