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General Forestry => Chainsaws => Topic started by: bandmiller2 on September 10, 2009, 06:16:09 AM
Wow just received an order, bar and two chains $12.00 for shipping may be cheaper to buy at the local hardware store.Usally I stock up at shows always seems someone has a bargan tent.Frank C.
What size bar and chains? They are actually heavier than people think...
Gary
Sounds reasonable. I usually try to combine orders and stock up on whatever I can when I order to save on shipping. If I need a bar, I'll buy 2-3 bars and another 50-75 dollars worth of odds and ends and the shipping will be about $20 or so.
A couple months ago I sent an old antique Mac to Gary via UPS and the bar was too long to fit in the box, so I had to wrap it separately. Ended up paying about $67 to ship the saw and bar from Florida to Washington. :o
Worth every penny too Brian... I bet the bar was lamost as much as the saw... It's pretty heavy. :)
Gary
Quote from: Rocky_J on September 10, 2009, 08:07:37 PM
Sounds reasonable. I usually try to combine orders and stock up on whatever I can when I order to save on shipping. If I need a bar, I'll buy 2-3 bars and another 50-75 dollars worth of odds and ends and the shipping will be about $20 or so.
A couple months ago I sent an old antique Mac to Gary via UPS and the bar was too long to fit in the box, so I had to wrap it separately. Ended up paying about $67 to ship the saw and bar from Florida to Washington. :o
How much did old Mac wiegh? I have a old one , it's not light. Steve
Idunno, but I'd guess over 25 lbs for the powerhead and another 5-6 lbs for the 24" bar. The bar was a lot heavier than the new 24" bars hanging in my shop.
I'm about in the middle shipping wise .About a buck a pound to central Florida or Oregon and 80 cents per to Maine ,
I figure a 14 dollar Baileys chain will cost me twice that if bought from the local yokels so a few bucks isn't a bad trade off .