_I don't feel no bind , what I stirred up here is better then talking about Scottish whisky or who bends over and who does the poking. Come on that was pretty bad. I only did you a favor by keeping this thread going talking about saws only.
_About your picture of the 372 rope hanging out of the handle ,that really looks phoney to me , why would I bother commenting on that . The picture of the oil hole, You keep that saw just to use as a sales pitch to sell more Stihl saws. You even admited later that it is only one of millions of saws.
_ The picture of the 2 saws , left and right carb settings. LOL, what does that prove? The real proof is what I have already explained.
_ The picture of the 441 spring ,thats the exact reason the Stihls are getting heavier . I have never heard of a broken spring on a Husky from my Husky friends.
_ I got a shed full of old Jonsereds, Stihls . Never bothered to count them all, even got a Sachs Dolmar rotary in there somewhere. My 8 saws in my signature are my best condition saws .Even the Yamaha YZ 125 hotsaw which I built 25 yrs ago ,in 1983 is on my sig. Its not used for work of course ,only for competition. I have been competiting in timbersports for over 30 years and I have made friends with the best in the world ,so I know my saws.
_ Yeah I tried a Dolmar years ago. A Sachs Dolmar 123. Cut like crazy,even very light and not bad for ergonomics, but was really hard on fuel and vibrated apart . I'm told the new Dolmars are much the same.
_ Be honest ,the only guys taking issue with me are Stihlheads.
_ In the ring ? Man you really are a crazy. Speaking of moral fibre you sure brung that fibre up with your boyfriend when you offered him the Raison Bran.
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Homie you tickle me. So the rope job is a phony, right. It is what it is and thats how it came out the box. I commented on that rope long before you ever came on this site. Seems to me anything that doesn't suit your position you write off as phony or done on purpose. You should get into politics Homie, BS works pretty good in that arena,hehe
Ya never seen a broken spring mount on a Husky, really, you should get around more. Its quite common. Not a big deal but as Hart Tree Service told me its hard to saw with a saw flopping in the handle frame. He solved that problem, I helped him fill his truck with Stihls, oh my Homie you aren't the only one who has switch camps,my my.
The reason the only guys taking issue with you are the Stihl guys is because the Husky cheerleaders can't bring themselves to admit your a idiot promoting their choice of saws the way your doing it. Sad but true. All these things you have pointed out are what they are, a big joke. I'm getting a good laff out of em and if your cool becoming the laffing stock on here thats fine with me. The extra weight of the Elasco handle was a good one Homie, you had me rolling on that one. The sharper dogs was a funny one too. You prefer the screwdriver on the left but you need that gauge to use it do ya, after 2 million trees I figure you be past needing the screwdriver gauge,LOL
Homie you say you love this thread and thats good. You are a big part of it and we're glad to have ya here. We welcome your input, no matter how silly it is we still welcome it. Before I go I do have one suggestion for ya and a few facts.
The suggestion is you stay away from Rasin Bran and get on a large diet of E-lax, obvious to me you have a major back up and spilling it on this thread will not relieve you fast enuff, get E-lax and gettttttttter done Homie.
The facts I'm gonna point out to ya may be due to those write ups of yours. If I was Husky I would try hard to keep you quite. Why, well Stihl is having their best year ever. July was the best month in the company history. Another banner year. Lets see how Husky is doing this year. Now you can't call this phony because its coming from Huskies own website, lets have a look see here Homie:
18 July, 2008 08:00
Interim report January-June 2008
Net sales for the first half year decreased by 4% to SEK 20,386m (21,262). Excluding acquisitions, net sales decreased by 12% and by 7% in comparable currencies.
Operating income decreased by 8% to SEK 2,523 m (2,742). Excluding acquisitions, operating income decreased by 17% in comparable currencies.
Income for the period decreased to SEK 1,563m (1,683), corresponding to SEK 4.06 (4.36) per share.
Net sales for the second quarter decreased by 14% to SEK 10,343m (12,048) and operating income by 25% to SEK 1,321m (1,758).
The decline in net sales and operating income is due mainly to considerably lower shipments for Consumer Products in North America, which decreased in line with overall industry shipments.
Homie it do appear all those fine points you pointed out aren't helping sales at all. I told you to try another approach, wink!