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1120 days ago

Chainsaw. Stihl/Farmertec

John from Rangiora

Description Brand New
Farmertec ms660 powerhead .This is a aftermarket stihl ms660 with hyway parts and genuine parts fitted Comes with a high output oiler .Perfect for 30" + bars . 56mm bore = 98.5cc up from 91cc.


New Hyway parts New 56mm pop up piston New duel port magnum muffler

Genuine stihl ms660 parts walbro carb pin bearing genuine decom valve genuine starter pully genuine bar adjuster

farmertec HD sprocket cover

The chainsaw runs and idles as it should with excellent compression . Powerhead only. (does not come with bar and chain)

All parts are compatible with stihl ms660

Optional Extras are a Stihl 20inch Bar, Stihl 20inch chisel chain along with two hard hats with one of the hard hats has ear muff.
These item's can be discussed with whoever buys the chainsaw.

Price: $1,230

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