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<blockquote data-quote="4seasons" data-source="post: 3448586" data-attributes="member: 34370"><p>I have never had this problem with saws because I learned my lesson years ago with auto part stores. I walk in with the part I am replacing in my hand. Then when I lay the worn out sprocket, chain, bar, etc.... down on top of the new part I am buying I am sure it will work. But then I am also the guy that gets odd looks when I tell them "I don't care if your computer says it fits a 81 Chevy 3/4 ton I am putting it on a 85 Toyota."</p><p></p><p>Although I will admit one time I took a spark plug into a saw shop to get a new one and when the dealer saw what I wanted he ask me what saw I was using. When I told him he got me the right plug for that saw and I haven't had to replace it since. Turns out that someone had replaced the plug in my saw before I got it with whatever they could find and it was the wrong heat range. Took me 3 plugs in 6 months to get the right one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="4seasons, post: 3448586, member: 34370"] I have never had this problem with saws because I learned my lesson years ago with auto part stores. I walk in with the part I am replacing in my hand. Then when I lay the worn out sprocket, chain, bar, etc.... down on top of the new part I am buying I am sure it will work. But then I am also the guy that gets odd looks when I tell them "I don't care if your computer says it fits a 81 Chevy 3/4 ton I am putting it on a 85 Toyota." Although I will admit one time I took a spark plug into a saw shop to get a new one and when the dealer saw what I wanted he ask me what saw I was using. When I told him he got me the right plug for that saw and I haven't had to replace it since. Turns out that someone had replaced the plug in my saw before I got it with whatever they could find and it was the wrong heat range. Took me 3 plugs in 6 months to get the right one. [/QUOTE]
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