This whole thread is a totall crock of ****!!!!
You had a buddy out somewhere tell you how to futz a carb rebuild, and now the saw is running, so all you guys are morons, the Stihl company
are nothing but callous rude crooks, ETC, ETC>, and so on, and a lot of you guys want to go on blathering about these evil Stihl dealers
being rude...
But please guys, keep it real...
A cruddy carb that needs rebuilding is not warrantable, period. And a customer that has gone to these lengths.....Well.
His taking his fight to the web, well then all of his little "innocent" banter kind of voided.....
Sorry, just been there, and done that, ALOT!!!!
Hold your horses, Fish....nobody said you are the bad guy. You are too long a valued member to get carried away by this thread. The issue here is not the defect on the OP's saw imo, but the way his need for repair was handled by the dealers he called. I believe the OP since I know how many dealers react over here when you bring in stuff for repair or ask a quote for spares.
The lesson to take from his experience that you should value a dealer which takes good care of you and your busines (as in many other threads btw) In this case it was Stihl, tomorrow there will be a same thread about Husky and the next day about Dolmar. We have seen too many of such threads; some were valid complaints, some involved lousy customers, and it's for sure we will see such threads again in the future.
Btw, how are your chickens doing ???:hmm3grin2orange: