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  1. 6th February 2008, 05:08 PM #1
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    I got this as a demo model Saturday week ago.
    I had my eye on it at $1550 new for a while.
    I had scratched the cash together & got to the shop, there were none left.
    It had been superceeded by the 390xp & they are $1700.

    I asked the bloke about it but he didn't know what I was on about so he got the boss.
    The boss had a demo model that had been used for a training course.
    He offered it to me for $1300 with a full warranty.

    As you can see, it has not done much & it hasn't been bouncing around in the back of a ute.

    It has a 24" x 3/8" bar & goes well once it is started.
    It is just a bit hard to start when cold & I may have to tweak the idle mixture screw a bit for our altitude.
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  3. 6th February 2008, 05:38 PM #2
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    Good score Cliff!!
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    Nice one Cliff, you got that for a good price , we've got a couple of these down at the yard and they are a saw, I'm with envy here .
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    That should go well at removing trees from the top of your sheds

    Nice saw!
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  6. 6th February 2008, 10:47 PM #5
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    I hope to use it remove a couple of trees before they end up on top of my shed.
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    Or on your satellite dish . . .


    (think I may have just condemned a dozen trees)
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  8. 6th February 2008, 11:00 PM #7
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    The one that would have hit the dish is gone & the shed threw itself in the way so it didn't hit that corner of the house anyway.
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