Posted by Goose on October 10, 2015 at 06:23:01 from (70.198.4.186):
In Reply to: Re: OT Chain saw woes posted by JayinNY on October 09, 2015 at 20:36:53:
I agree.
I was a McCulloch dealer back when McCulloch was at their peak. It was a requirement of McCulloch to fill the saw with gas and oil, and start it for the first time. Preferably out of sight of the purchaser. It would be embarrassing to have a new saw that wouldn't start, although it never happened to me. You'd just tell the purchaser it would take a few minutes to service the saw and check it out, and if they had another errand to run to come back in 20 minutes.
I've bought two new Stihl saws within the last several years, one from a large Stihl/Echo/small engine dealer and one from our local John Deere dealer who also sells and services Stihls. Both did the same thing. Both salesmen went 'way back in the shop away from the showroom to start the saw for the first time.
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