Shark Fins

[Termitebuffet]

Doesn't mean we have to stop calling em that now does it?

I sure hope knot.....lol

Sawhawgz, ruining the internet since 2012...

 

[Duane(Pa)]

 

[Spike60]

Those guys just stopped back in believe it or not. Picked up another gallon of bar oil. Thanked me for spending some time with them when they picked up the saw. I had take 15 minutes to give them the basics cause I was afraid to give them back the saw. LOL

 

[Termitebuffet]

That's nice work....

Neighbor got a grinder
I can't use it be he'll sharpen
My chains for freeView attachment 124331

Sawhawgz, ruining the internet since 2012...

 

[redline4]

Neighbor got a grinder
I can't use it be he'll sharpen
My chains for freeView attachment 124331

I'm pretty sure that's called a shark fin.
At least in certain time zones.

 

[Wagnerwerks]

Wow. And I think that service writer could some additional training.

They all could.

 

[Czed]

That's nice work....

Sawhawgz, ruining the internet since 2012...

Tbh
To me a second to figure out what he did
I thought it was some specialty chain lol
Newish loop stihl rs

 

[Termitebuffet]

Tbh
To me a second to figure out what he did
I thought it was some specialty chain lol
Newish loop stihl rs

Ugh

Sawhawgz, ruining the internet since 2012...

 

[Duane(Pa)]

My cousin used to say "If you can't find em' grind em' "

More about gears than chains, but hey, that guy can grind!

 

[wcorey]

Some places do carry that "customer's always right" thinking to absurd extremes. That attitude feeds the customer's ignorance instead of educating them on how the vehicle actually works. There's this thing called reality..............

Home Depot used to have a 'no fault' type return policy.

Was behind a woman at the customer service counter trying to exchange a broken craftsman ratchet. The guy patiently explained that it was not a brand they ever sold and that Sears happened to be right across the parking lot.
She wasn't having any of it and was still indignant when he handed her a husky ratchet and ranting that they were screwing her with an inferior replacement tool.

 

[Frank bierce]

Awful lot of customers bringing in something for repair begin with: "I let somebody borrow this................."

I think a lot of owners are too chicken to fess up to their mistakes. Lol

 

[Ryan Browne]

Home Depot used to have a 'no fault' type return policy.

Was behind a woman at the customer service counter trying to exchange a broken craftsman ratchet. The guy patiently explained that it was not a brand they ever sold and that Sears happened to be right across the parking lot.
She wasn't having any of it and was still indignant when he handed her a husky ratchet and ranting that they were screwing her with an inferior replacement tool.

That's awesome.

 

[Redfin]

My cousin used to say "If you can't find em' grind em' "

More about gears than chains, but hey, that guy can grind!

Grind me a pound, make it lean.

 

[Philbert]

Store is unreal busy and haven't had time to visit with all my friends here. And apologies if I'm not responding to PM's all that fast. But some of this insanity needs to be shared, so I thought I'd kick off the weekend's entertainment.

Good to hear that you are busy.

(These types of customers will keep you that way).

Philbert

 

[sawmikaze]

I used to get shark fin in swimming class when I did the backstroke beside the girls.

 

[Spike60]

I think a lot of owners are too chicken to fess up to their mistakes. Lol

"borrowed" with a pissed look on their face and it's usually legit. What you're talking about is usually something like "My son used it". Been doing this long enough to notice those subtle dfferences.

 

[Spike60]

Good to hear that you are busy.

(These types of customers will keep you that way).

Philbert

They're really not bad guys; just zero experience, which can get dangerous. Not knowing the difference between the oil pump and the tensioner and having the chain on backwards are signs that something bad is likely to happen.

 

[Czed]

"borrowed" with a pissed look on their face and it's usually legit. What you're talking about is usually something like "My son used it". Been doing this long enough to notice those subtle dfferences.

Same here
Guy's i know who would never loan out their saw's brushcutters etc.
Bring them in *b-wording about so and so
Lot's of straight gas and fried chainbrakes
But way too proud to admit it lol

 

[Frank bierce]

Lol. I have burned up a chain break...not near as bad as many I’ve seen, though. 455 rancher...was using it to flush cut a couple small stumps. At some point, I hit the brake, and couldn’t figure out why the exhaust was burning a hole in the hand guard. Lol. Brake didn’t work so well after that.

 

[Stump Shot]

Darn things are going to be "shark fins" forever now every time I see 'em. Lol