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I dont see the point of a second hand 088.... why pay 500-650 for a 2nd hand one when a new one is 1100 quid.... and will last countless years.

 

wish i hadn't have sold my 088 but it didnt get the use.

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084 is lower revving, higher torque so slightly better for milling.

 

Alec

 

AND has a manual oiler! The most important difference... And dual port mufflers are available for it.

Oh and most parts are still available from stihl

 

 

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AND has a manual oiler! The most important difference... And dual port mufflers are available for it.

Oh and most parts are still available from stihl

 

 

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I've never really been too worried about the manual oiler. Running up to 4ft bars I haven't found I needed it, except on a 47" hard nosed bar and if I needed to mill bigger than that I would fit an aux oiler anyway.

 

Handy for when your oil pump packs up though.

 

Alec

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So sorry for the stupid question but what do you mean by manual oiler?

 

 

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oils automatically with the addition of a thumb operated pump you can press every now and then to pump a little extra oil . helps on longer bars .

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