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OK Brad. Give us the details on your screwups. You used rope or piston stops? Breaker bars?
MS180C refusing to be dismantled - nightmare!
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It's obvious that you're the kind of company guy that believes Stihl does everything perfect. Research the topic for yourself. It's well documented by several.
You just go on tirades against other people that threaten your godly image of Stihl and yourself.
There are many examples, but here's one for starters. You can ignore this one too if you'd like. http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/stihl-ms180-connecting-rod.189777/
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You just ignore simple direct questions that threaten your reign over this tiny internet village...
Your threads are just you basting your ego, and you bash and badmouth anyone that dares disagree......
I only step in when you go around spreading bad advice, and try to blame others for your screwups.
Your threads are just you basting your ego, and you bash and badmouth anyone that dares disagree......
I only step in when you go around spreading bad advice, and try to blame others for your screwups.
Another cheaply made Stihl homeowner saw with a stamped, sheet metal rod.
http://www.fixya.com/support/t1560654-bent_connecting_rod
http://www.fixya.com/support/t1560654-bent_connecting_rod
Shall I keep going? I don't make this stuff up. I love good Stihl saws, but I call it like it is.
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Aren't you at work? Does your boss know that you goof off online all day?
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Most of those posts agree with me, the first one or so anyway. Unless you are using Spacemule as your backup.
No defense, so you go to personal attacks? Yeah, I know your kind.
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There are countless folks that tear up their saws here, and many of them because they listen to you...
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OK, any one of these folks damage their saw using an impact with no piston stop?
If excessive care is taken, they can usually be repaired without damage. However, that does not change the fact that they have VERY weak and cheap construction.
Another personal attack and another lie.
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What about the guy that filled his cylinder with rope and used a scrench, was he correct? Or his saw was too cheap?
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Well I haven't seemed to destroy one yet, am I just real lucky?
