brand new 200T never been used.
I am willing to sell it if anyone is interested. I have 2 we use daily, don't need a third.
I am willing to sell it if anyone is interested. I have 2 we use daily, don't need a third.
200T
- Thread starter actree
- Start date
Treezybreez
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Lancaster, SC
I'm interested, How much?
Tr33Climb3r
Participating member
- Location
- Wisconsin
Dang I would just let it sit. Save it for when the others get tired. Yea what you looking to get.
tomthetreeman
Participating member
- Location
- Rhode Island
I am interested as well. Let's start a bidding war LOL.
- Location
- North of Seattle
I've got 5.
#6 is new in the box... found at a farm supply in S. Carolina.
Also have a modded 201... like the 200T more
#6 is new in the box... found at a farm supply in S. Carolina.
Also have a modded 201... like the 200T more
How come it seems like I'm the only one who rattles the muffler off of every 200T I've ever bought? Four in a row!
I've got high hopes for husky's new climb saw coming out this summer!
Jomoco
I've got high hopes for husky's new climb saw coming out this summer!
Jomoco
- Location
- North Idaho
Yes I've experienced the muffler rattle-off more than once.
JTree
Participating member
- Location
- East Texas
Today is my cake day.....seems like a legitimate birthday present to myself.......(tosses his hat in to the biding war ring as well)
Happy Birthday JTree!
Work safe my good man!
Jomoco
Work safe my good man!
Jomoco
JTree
Participating member
- Location
- East Texas
Thank you very much 
I have a local buzzer (Rhode Island) who was first to respond. Going to the new Husky when my 200's retire. Local dealer with great service. Stihl is around here but really lack any good service.
Sold the brand new one for what I paid, 628.
Sold the brand new one for what I paid, 628.
JTree
Participating member
- Location
- East Texas
:/ Welp, off to the stihl dealer to buy a 201T to mod
- Location
- Rhode Island
I had a chance at grabbing one brand new for $500 when I got back from TN. My still hurts from kicking myself for not getting it.
- Location
- North of Seattle
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:/ Welp, off to the stihl dealer to buy a 201T to mod
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Send your 201T to Brad Snelling. He will mod it nice.
...you can find him via ArboristSite - chainsaw threads
:/ Welp, off to the stihl dealer to buy a 201T to mod
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Send your 201T to Brad Snelling. He will mod it nice.
...you can find him via ArboristSite - chainsaw threads
JTree
Participating member
- Location
- East Texas
thanks, for the birthday wishes scrat, LOL I feel like I'm spoiling myself this year because it's time for my last purchases before I'll feel fully equipped to do any climbing job that I'm qualified for.
I'll keep Brad in mind for the mod job. I've been making due with an echo top handle saw I picked up at a pawn shop needing minor repairs. I got a fully functional saw for a total of 55 dollars plus 2 hours of wrench turning. It ain't perfect (occasional temperamental starting), but it's earned it's fair share and it's about time to move it to a back up position.
With 201T purchase, and a smidge more rigging equipment (I'm lacking a couple of pieces of stuff that you rarely need, but REALLY need when you do), I'll finally feel right about seriously seeking out local freelance gigs. Been a long road collecting all the necessities, but I'm finally about to arrive. I can't wait to quit my day job and climb full time again! When I quit my old line clearance gig, I knew I'd miss it, but I sure didn't realize at the time I'd be madly scrambling to get back in to the game full time a mere 3 years later.
I'll keep Brad in mind for the mod job. I've been making due with an echo top handle saw I picked up at a pawn shop needing minor repairs. I got a fully functional saw for a total of 55 dollars plus 2 hours of wrench turning. It ain't perfect (occasional temperamental starting), but it's earned it's fair share and it's about time to move it to a back up position.
With 201T purchase, and a smidge more rigging equipment (I'm lacking a couple of pieces of stuff that you rarely need, but REALLY need when you do), I'll finally feel right about seriously seeking out local freelance gigs. Been a long road collecting all the necessities, but I'm finally about to arrive. I can't wait to quit my day job and climb full time again! When I quit my old line clearance gig, I knew I'd miss it, but I sure didn't realize at the time I'd be madly scrambling to get back in to the game full time a mere 3 years later.
- Location
- Haddonfield, nj
Hope a grcs is part of that equipment.
JTree
Participating member
- Location
- East Texas
Heh, I wish man. I just don't have the scratch for a GCRS right now. I know how awesome those GRCS systems are, but for now I'll have to make do with fiddle blocks for lifting. Someday though.... defiantly some day.
