LOL. Good story, but I my wife would've put the gas into her car and left it empty. Rules that one out.
You didn't want to name the dealer that has treated you poorly, but you don't mind bashing stihl before they have a chance to make it good.
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You didn't want to name the dealer that has treated you poorly, but you don't mind bashing stihl before they have a chance to make it good.
Sounds to me like one of two possibilities. Stuck canooter valve. Or a bad muffler bearing.
Those G.D. Canooter valves always cause issues like this dude. I know I've had at least 10 fail on me and ruin my saw also. I think the 029 is one of those fancy dual overhead cam saws dude. They are rare indeed...
:jester:
Trust me, I will stay on top of it. It has been about 2 weeks since this all started. I figure most of their non-commercial customers would've just took their word and bought a new saw. I think that's what scares me.
I know of another 290 that has been fried. Don't tell me that Stihl is having the same problems as other saw brands. What is the world coming too!:jawdrop:
So on one hand we got a guy with a saw burned up from bad gas that's saying it can't have had bad gas because he wears Stihl underwear. On the other side, we have an adversarial interpretation of what the dealer said, and the dealer said it had bad gas ran through it and he's not buying a new saw to cover the user's abuse.
Interesting. . . opcorn:
With this kind of client, I'd better get a non refundable retainer up front, huh.You forgot the lack of admissable evidence, and the shop standing on purported speculative circumstance despite the fuel bieng present.
Get your fuzzy Jhonny Cochran slippers on Mule, you may have your first client. LOL!!
Stay safe!
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And then you got this guy on the other end that chimes in that admits to consistently sitting on his A$$ watching some series and has no interest in saws?
Yeah right.....yankee ignorance? Thats an old school comment....how many hours do you spend on the AS site talking about saws?If you're talking about me, I watch between 1 and 2 hours of tv per week, and I have a great interest in saws. Typical yankee ignorance it seems.
Yeah right.....yankee ignorance? Thats an old school comment....how many hours do you spend on the AS site talking about saws?
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