husky 365 Special.........What do you think?

[huskydusky]

I've been looking for one of these.......and this one has come up!

 

What do you guys think of the price, is this the going rate,or is this expensive?

 

Husqvarna 365 Chainsaw!!!!!! | eBay

 

 

Thanks

[richyrich]

I've been looking for one of these.......and this one has come up!

 

What do you guys think of the price, is this the going rate,or is this expensive?

 

Husqvarna 365 Chainsaw!!!!!! | eBay

 

 

Thanks

 

that's a special price..

[Shane]

If you live nearby and can try it out. maybe its worth it.

 

They are very good saws and £250 isn't a lot if its a good un (IF)

 

If its been used for milling I would wonder about that.

 

Try it out.

Never buy off ebay without trying (always use distance - nearest first in search criteria)

[huskydusky]

If you live nearby and can try it out. maybe its worth it.

 

They are very good saws and £250 isn't a lot if its a good un (IF)

 

If its been used for milling I would wonder about that.

 

Try it out.

Never buy off ebay without trying (always use distance - nearest first in search criteria)

 

.......that's just it I'm not local unfortunately.........he's had about 7 months wasn't suitable so bought something else. It has the better Walbro Carb

[broonie]

I picked up a 2010 365 special from the bay for £280... was is excellent nick also bought a 3 month old 395 which was a piece of crap... the joys and risks of ebay .

[Eddy_t]

Looks ok to me, fairly reasonable price

[spudulike]

If it is in servicable condition and not needing new parts, £250 sounds OK to me.

 

Good solid saw, not a racer but a reliable work-horse.

[huskydusky]

I so hate having to buy off eBay.......but living rural nothing seems to come up!!

[Stubby]

Slightly over engineered so making it pretty much a bomb proof saw . Should last a life time if in good nick and kept that way .

[huskydusky]

Slightly over engineered so making it pretty much a bomb proof saw . Should last a life time if in good nick and kept that way .

 

Do I.......or don't I take the plunge......help!!!!!

 

Are these expensive to repair.......what does everyone else do to keep their saw in good nick?

 

Thanks