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2100/2101 were good old machines, the only issue buying older machines is aquiring parts for it, 281/288 were good machines, or even a 380/480, all these models are old school but run very well, but you must think about parts availability.

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266,268,272,281,288, all good saws,262 is/was a fantastic saw,big favorite with production cutters back in the day as was the 254 but wouldnt put a 20" on that tho

 

 

Thanks for all the help il see what I can find out of those.. I already have a 254 with an 18" on it few mates laughed at that saw but she out performs the new saws that they own!

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2100/2101 were good old machines, the only issue buying older machines is aquiring parts for it, 281/288 were good machines, or even a 380/480, all these models are old school but run very well, but you must think about parts availability.

 

 

I hadn't actually thought of that.. But more often than not a lot of parts are out in America on eBay I'll just have to bite the bullet known as massive postage payments

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I hadn't actually thought of that.. But more often than not a lot of parts are out in America on eBay I'll just have to bite the bullet known as massive postage payments

 

Randy Duncan has parts for everything ever made I should think ! He is on fleabay ...

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