What's On Your Bench? 2/15/13

[barneyrb]

I feel your pain Brad. I made a claim once that Randy Evans is a jerk, and he denied it. I know, right? What a jerk.

I've heard things about those Tennessee GTGs...

What's the one in the top row, second from the left, doing?

The USPS turned down a claim of mine on a saw they lost and of all the reasons they could make up, it was because I couldn't produce a sales receipt for a saw that wasn't mine.

The insurance is useless.......I would save money to forgo insurance and just replace the saw should something happen. I would anyway....and then I wouldn't have to be hassled with dealing with those bastards.



I agree. The guy is a straight up prick.





And the fuel tank?

Y'all are a long ways from being right.......

:hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:

 

[DSS]

Remember the guy that called nmurphy out about the 346xp?????

I finished it tonight. Neal had used a OEM jug that was in perfect condition, a Meteor piston kit too. One of the circlips broke........nobodies fault.

The moral? #### happens.

I thought nothing was random?

 

[ft. churchill]

Touched up the chain and ran the partner p7000 today, first time since I did a mild port job on it. My gosh that thing pulls hard. It's no longer the toad that nobody would want to run. Runs every bit as strong as my 61/272 husky, and I haven't even got a tank of gas thru it yet.

 

[bucknfeller]

Remember the guy that called nmurphy out about the 346xp?????

I finished it tonight. Neal had used a OEM jug that was in perfect condition, a Meteor piston kit too. One of the circlips broke........nobodies fault.

The moral? #### happens.

You're a stand up guy for taking care of that mess. I hope it all works out for everybody. Seemed like that guy was kinda just looking to drag someone through the mud.

 

[Mastermind]

You're a stand up guy for taking care of that mess. I hope it all works out for everybody. Seemed like that guy was kinda just looking to drag someone through the mud.

The saw had been ran quite a bit judging from the build up of dust in the carb area. It didn't fly apart in mere minutes that's for sure.....

I just hate threads like that......hell it could be me in the hot seat next time ya know. :bang:

 

[Sprintcar]

The saw had been ran quite a bit judging from the build up of dust in the carb area. It didn't fly apart in mere minutes that's for sure.....

I just hate threads like that......hell it could be me in the hot seat next time ya know. :bang:

Never happen. A cow, two cats and a bunch of midgets got your back.

 

[Sprintcar]

Never happen. A cow, two cats and a bunch of midgets got your back.

And one moose.

 

[Mastermind]

Never happen. A cow, two cats and a bunch of midgets got your back.

And one moose.

I really believe that too.

 

[bucknfeller]

Were they the two eared clips? Just wondering, I've been using them, but a guy gave me some good advice about trimming them up. All is well so far with 5 saws I've done like that.

 

[Jacob J.]

To add insult to injury, they're trying to deny the claim. This was a new saw in the box as it came from the factory. Go figure. What's the point of insurance if they're just going to deny the claims?

The USPS turned down a claim of mine on a saw they lost and of all the reasons they could make up, it was because I couldn't produce a sales receipt for a saw that wasn't mine.

The insurance is useless.......I would save money to forgo insurance and just replace the saw should something happen. I would anyway....and then I wouldn't have to be hassled with dealing with those bastards.

It's SOP for most shipping companies to deny claims over a certain dollar amount. The only company that doesn't have this policy is UPS.

Once, Fedex smashed up an 084 I shipped. It was tripled bagged, well padded, and double boxed. The agent that called me told me the claim was denied due to:
"Insufficient packaging." I said, "no, I packaged it according to your guidelines and even took pictures of the packaging. Not a problem though, I'll just take you to
small claims court." Two days later they mailed me a check.

 

[Mastermind]

Were they the two eared clips? Just wondering, I've been using them, but a guy gave me some good advice about trimming them up. All is well so far with 5 saws I've done like that.

Two eared....untrimmed

 

[Jon1212]

The saw had been ran quite a bit judging from the build up of dust in the carb area. It didn't fly apart in mere minutes that's for sure.....

I just hate threads like that......hell it could be me in the hot seat next time ya know. :bang:

Never happen. A cow, two cats and a bunch of midgets got your back.

And one moose.

And a certain "Dirty Hippie" who now resides at the base of the Wasatch Mountain Range.

 

[Mastermind]

I got goosebumps.........and I sharted a little. :msp_mellow:

 

[thomas1]

It's almost as if the psychoactive drugs made it through his blood-brain barrier today.

Al Bundy said the brain doesn't need blood, it just needs to be wet.

 

[thomas1]

Good god I hope not. I only have an 038 and an 023 and I'm keeping them. I don't even have a Wild Thang.

Want one?

 

[Jacob J.]

I got goosebumps.........and I sharted a little. :msp_mellow:

Is that because bodies can disappear in the Wasatch?

 

[thomas1]

So the polar bear is really a redhead?

(That was a joke fellas. Really. I swear ta hell it was. Really.)

See, it's easy to get along.

 

[Jon1212]

I got goosebumps.........and I sharted a little. :msp_mellow:

Y'all best be careful. Those are the same requirements that allowed Stihl Sawing into the "inner circle".

 

[thomas1]

And a certain "Dirty Hippie" who now resides at the base of the Wasatch Mountain Range.

And at least one bear, but very likely two.

 

[Mastermind]

And at least one bear, but very likely two.

A circus bear maybe?