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  1. mikefrommaine Minister of Fire

    joined: May 28, 2010
    1,378 posts
    mid coast maine
    Just picked up a 026. Not the pro version but it has the adjustable carb. Riveted name plate. Almost new bar and chain. Runs great and easy to start, everything works as it should. Had to give $47 for it.

    Don't really need it but I figure to keep it and sell my 029s and be money ahead.
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  2. fabsroman Minister of Fire

    joined: Jun 1, 2011
    942 posts
    West Friendship, Maryland
    $47 for an 026, that is insane. Congrats.
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  3. JustWood Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 14, 2007
    3,190 posts
    Arrow Bridge,NY
    That is insane if it runs well !_g_g_g:eek:
  4. Danno77 Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 27, 2008
    4,751 posts
    Hamilton, IL
    I'd pay $47 even if it needed a complete overhaul.
  5. Blackcountyburner New Member

    joined: Jan 21, 2013
    6 posts
    Brierley Hill, England
    Hi,
    At any age that must be the buy of the year so far.
    Over here an 18" Rapid Super full chisel saw chain for a 026 is £32.28 !!!

    Your complete saw cost £29.71 :) :) :) Well done, as we say over here Hats off to you sir.
    Regards Tim.
  6. NH_Wood Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 24, 2009
    2,318 posts
    southern NH
    What did you do, beat the guy up, throw $47 bucks on the ground, and run away with the saw????;) That's is NUTTY!
  7. missedbass New Member

    joined: Mar 6, 2012
    22 posts
    long island
    Want to double your money?:)
  8. mikefrommaine Minister of Fire

    joined: May 28, 2010
    1,378 posts
    mid coast maine
    He was only asking $100 (£63) offered 45 and settled on 47! Would have paid the asking price. Saw it on cl last night and was the first to respond.

    Be nice to your wife divorce sales are expensive.
  9. missedbass New Member

    joined: Mar 6, 2012
    22 posts
    long island
    right place at the right time--enjoy it
  10. MasterMech Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 2, 2011
    4,976 posts
    Hudson Valley NY
    Give ya $48 for it. :p
  11. Boog Powell Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 31, 2012
    566 posts
    NE Ohio
    Sweet deal Mike, way to go!
  12. mikefrommaine Minister of Fire

    joined: May 28, 2010
    1,378 posts
    mid coast maine
    Got a chance to look it over. The throttle interlock isn't working. Haven't taken it apart yet. I assume it's broken.

    I'm going to pick up new filters and a plug before I cut with it much. Anything else I should replace?

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  13. NH_Wood Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 24, 2009
    2,318 posts
    southern NH
    I'm a fan of putting in a carb kit in a used saw with unknown history - very cheap, easy, and can alleviate a lot of frustration. Too many folks leave state, untreated gas in the saw for a long time. If you are changing the fuel filter (good idea), I'd throuw in a new fuel line at the same time - same reasons as above. Cheers!
  14. MasterMech Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 2, 2011
    4,976 posts
    Hudson Valley NY
    If it runs, cuts, and everything else operates as advertised (chainbrake, interlock, choke lever, starter, etc) then I think you're done. Enjoy.

    Of course if that's not the case, report back and we'll get you fixed up. ;)
  15. mikefrommaine Minister of Fire

    joined: May 28, 2010
    1,378 posts
    mid coast maine
    Got the saw apart to replace the fuel line which was rotted. I could also see the impulse line was a little gooey so I took the handle off to replace it. Alls well and will have the parts tomorrow. But I have what looks to be an extra piece :(
    It was on the clutch side behind the front av mount.

    Any ideas what it is?
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    Best I can tell it was Sitting here
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