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    A few more projects…


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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    Is that the MSA 220?
    Picked one up for work yesterday for some light road lining work.
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    I have gives some of those exact model saws to outdoorpower in Hastings

    If you need any bits give Matt a ring and tell him I sent you

    You would most likely get them sent to you for the courier fee
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    024 super and 044? I’ll have a dig through and see what I’ve got and Havnt got


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    The 044 the one with the red switch on the right? Bet that's an early one!

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    Quote Originally Posted by No.3 View Post
    The 044 the one with the red switch on the right? Bet that's an early one!
    Yes, just like this one…https://www.ebay.com/itm/264658413806

    The 044 is a favourite, great all round 70cc saw.
    I carry an 046 on my ute daily, which is the same saw but bored out to 77cc.

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    Yep, good saw - done a fair bit of time on them. I currently have a 361, rate it higher for the work I have now than the 044's but it's purely down to the bulk/weight and I reckon it spins a bit quicker. Basically I don't have the need for anything longer than a 22" bar so the 60cc does it well. I got rid of the 660 for that reason, just too bloody heavy for a firewood and avo pruning saw where you are having to prune around kicks and knees in the timber and when the 361 came up (brand new private import) I hopped on it literally and haven't looked back.

    Although, I have just spent a bit on an adult jigsaw 460 that needs reassembling with a new jug and piston (supplied with all bits apparently) - a little project while I'm between work. Dunno what I'll do with it once it's done and running!
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    got my ms462c forsale in the buy sell swap if anyones after a good saw

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    Quote Originally Posted by StrikerNZ View Post
    Fantastic little saw. Managed to wear out a few chains and 1 bar on mine so far. Best addition I found was steel spikes, as I wore the plastic ones down until they were flat. Got mine from Aliexpress - just work fine.

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    MS180, MS500i, and MS640.

    640 was running a bit rough, so bought the 500i just in case it died. Haven't touched the 640 since - the 500i is a beast of a saw. Have a 22" bar on it for most duties, and a 28" bar for the occasional bigger jobs.

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    We have the 500i's at work. They are an awesome saw.
    Experience. What you get just after you needed it.

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    I'm gutted as had my saws stolen just before the 500i came out.
    Ended up with a 220c a 362 a 461 and 880m.
    I'm so close to just buying one because I can but holding myself back!
    I now struggle to be allowed to take the 220 away to work as the Mrs thinks she owns it now.
    I had to get my old faithfull 021 going again!

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    Quote Originally Posted by andyanimal31 View Post
    I'm gutted as had my saws stolen just before the 500i came out.
    Ended up with a 220c a 362 a 461 and 880m.
    I'm so close to just buying one because I can but holding myself back!
    I now struggle to be allowed to take the 220 away to work as the Mrs thinks she owns it now.
    I had to get my old faithfull 021 going again!

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