Posted by Dave H (MI) on December 02, 2018 at 08:20:23 from (50.108.67.210):
In Reply to: Re: Best new chainsaw? posted by Janicholson on December 02, 2018 at 08:10:53:
I also own an 032 and I would not trade it for new. Do all you can to find parts. Mine was bought at an auction in the very early 1990's from a fella who cut trees for a living and retired. Had a lot of wear when I got it. Neighbor adjusted it for me and it has never failed in all the years since. I bought a farm boss of the same age a few years back and the Stihl dealer sent me packing when I asked them to do a few repairs. Most dealerships will not be bothered with looking for third party suppliers for parts. Other issue is that most of their service guys can't fix anything that isn't plug and play. Once the gray head retires you are out of luck. It is a sadness.
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