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Can't see from the picture but is that a Duromatic bar or sprocket nosed?

Is there a chainbrake fitted?

Is the manual oiler present and correct?

 

Main use is milling, but it's always good to be able to use them for stumping or ringing up big stuff if you have one. For this you want the chainbrake so it adds a bit to value.

 

If it's a Duromatic bar then the bar and chain add no real value over the powerhead alone.

 

If it has the oiler present and working, all's good. If it doesn't it will ask questions about whether it is rebuilt on a TS760 case or is actually an 051 (the top covers are interchangeable). Seeing the location of the fuel and oiler caps would also be handy to confirm on this, and also that the top cover hasn't been swapped with an 075.

 

These all affect the value, as for example does whether it's actually running?

 

Alec

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Can't see from the picture but is that a Duromatic bar or sprocket nosed?

Is there a chainbrake fitted?

Is the manual oiler present and correct?

 

Main use is milling, but it's always good to be able to use them for stumping or ringing up big stuff if you have one. For this you want the chainbrake so it adds a bit to value.

 

If it's a Duromatic bar then the bar and chain add no real value over the powerhead alone.

 

If it has the oiler present and working, all's good. If it doesn't it will ask questions about whether it is rebuilt on a TS760 case or is actually an 051 (the top covers are interchangeable). Seeing the location of the fuel and oiler caps would also be handy to confirm on this, and also that the top cover hasn't been swapped with an 075.

 

These all affect the value, as for example does whether it's actually running?

 

Alec

all runs great m8 yep chain brake and oiler work fine bar isn a sprocket bar I have a new 36 inch oragon bar chain

never used to be sold with this machine

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Some good info here. Agree that 300-350 sounds reasonable. Chain brake should help.

 

FYI - good OEM cylinders and pistons are difficult to come by and quite expensive for NOS, so if you want strong money for it, do a compression test and pull the muffler off to take pictures of the piston.

 

Good luck

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Some good info here. Agree that 300-350 sounds reasonable. Chain brake should help.

 

FYI - good OEM cylinders and pistons are difficult to come by and quite expensive for NOS, so if you want strong money for it, do a compression test and pull the muffler off to take pictures of the piston.

 

Good luck

 

will take some tomorrow

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