pallis
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I would have to go with Dolmar, but I won't be getting rid of my 372 any time soon.
Wow, I just looked at the poll results, looks like
STIHL KICKS
(Rope I couldn't resist, )
I guess the poll turned out exactly how we all thought it would. No surprised there.
Hey...pictures never lie...
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It was just as I suspected....Like I said,I started this because I was bored..I guess now that Stihl won,I'll have to go but me one:hmm3grin2orange:
Yep it is the most worked on saw that is why everyone that
buys them always is worried about dealer service cause they know
they will be needing a fix.
As I've said before, I'm lucky to have a good selection of dealers 'regionally' that cover most of the bases.
As it stands, I have one more Stihl than Husky, but of those few I have, they have earned their keep.
OTOH I was in the neighborhood and dropped in to see Tony @ Amick's this morning... I oogled all over the Stihl wall, but fondled a Dolmar 7900 and 401. I saw some Husky and Redmax saws nearby too, but the 7900 got the most fondling. He couldn't sell me a saw, but I did snag a face-screen/earmuff dealie to cut brush & whack weeds with.
If I had to get all OPE from one brand, it'd be Stihl, and I doubt I'd ever be disappointed... but since I'm not locked into just one, I ain't ashamed to mix it up a bit...
:jester: Tom. I hear ya on the more buying - less fondling... nothing irks a salesman more than a beback they've spent good time on. OTOH I did buy something and I didn't pester the man any while I was browsing. (He was busy.)
If I ever get up to NoVA with some spending money, I'll ease in & poke around, and see what sort of hard sell you can lay on...
If I ever get up to NoVA with some spending money, I'll ease in & poke around, and see what sort of hard sell you can lay on...
If you are in the area, it would be worth the time to check out ole Tom. He is a great guy and knows the Stihl products very well.
I've talked to THALL many times over the phone..There ain't too many others who know more about tuning and fixing saws...I'll definately check his place out next time I'm up there