goeduck
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If it was a Stihl it would start right up. Can’t kill them.
Just another junk chainsaw
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4570Man
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I’ve got a piece of crap Stihl laying in my garage floor in a bunch of pieces because it wouldn’t run. I took it apart and haven’t had time to finish the project. If you actually believe any brand of anything never tears up that’s not an anvil than you’re wrong.
goeduck
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I have a broken anvil. Would that make you wrong? Maybe do not take things so literally just to pick a fight? Lots of good brands out there. Stihl, Husky, Johnnies, Dolmar, Echo, others. Many good choices.
MossRoad
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Yeah, but some brands take a bigger bubba to break them. :laughing: At my old job we had a saying.... you can build something idiot proof, but you can't build it "dock proof".... "dock proof" referred to the guys that worked on the loading dock, they broke everything.
crazyal
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When you build something idiot proof you are just asking for an idiot to prove you wrong. I'm waiting for the warning stickers for chainsaws saying not to grab the moving chain with your hand. I'm suprised that they don't have kill switches on the handles forcing you to keep both hands on them. I guess figuring out how to start the saw has kept it from happening.
Sonny580
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HEY!!! DON'T even mention the kill switch on the handles of chainsaws!!!!! LOL!!!!--- Some IDIOT crackpot might get some stupid idea to push for a law!!! LOL!!!!! thanks; sonny580
:laughing: take your goggles off. :laughing: they get rebuilt just like any other brand.
goeduck
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:laughing: take your goggles off. :laughing: they get rebuilt just like any other brand.
Bite your tongue young man. Say it aint so... :silly: :silly:
In college I screen printed a poster that said:
"It is impossible to make anything foolproof, because idiots are so ingenious."
Doug in SW IA
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That reminds me of two of my favorite quotes:
“Every day, man is making bigger and better fool-proof things, and every day, nature is making bigger and better fools. So far, I think nature is winning.” — Albert Einstein
"A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools." — Douglas Adams