the car quest in my town is family owned. they have this one and three others in neighboring towns. rural.
these fellows are top notch, no doubt. full service machine shops at two locations, up to and including line boring and honing. they do most everyone's race motors around here.
now, i ?????ed before about their nonchalant attitude about their dolmar line, how all i got from them was "we're sellin' a ton of these blowers and saws", with little or no knowledge of the product. i told them i was real handy around saws and such, and would be willing to help them out. with whatever.
given the fact i spent in excess of 15 grand in their house last year, i expect to be listened to. as would you.
well, evidently they're beginning to come around, sent a guy over to my place who wanted to know how to break in his saw, and what to look for in regards to maintenance and such. now, i don't know jack about dolmars, but i do know chainsaws. seemed like a real nice saw to me. it was a smaller one, not sure of the model. i'll be sure to learn all of models if this keeps up.
but, having said the above, what is dolmar thinking??? here's me, a jack-of-all-trades, having to shore up an auto parts store. it's commendable that they want to get more involved with this line, but really, wouldn't this best fall on the shoulders of a guy who wants to make his mark as a dolmar dealer? someone who lives and breathes chainsaws and two-strokes???
i really don't understand it, but i'm not all that bright.............