Stihl spends serious money courting big fleet users like governments and property management companies. I know a guy who went to work for Stihl doing nothing but product demonstrations for fleet customers and he makes serious dough. Also gets a company truck and fuel card that he can use for...
Awesome, thanks! On the early 2000's Toyotas there was a long sequence of turn ignition on, open door, turn ignition off, shut door, floor the gas pedal, blow the horn, do a backwards polka with your eyes closed, and so on to program new keys.
Found these NOS Craftsman USA sockets at my local Ace, they even have Sears Roebuck listed on the hang tags. I bought them to pay tribute to the place where I began my wrenching career so long ago.
So I'm putting an ignition lock cylinder and housing in father in law's POS 2005 Chevy Colorado. I found a complete housing and cylinder with keys from another 05 Colorado in a junkyard. If you are replacing the whole thing, is the ECM going to play nice with the new/used parts?
I would advise against the Stoeger. It is way overpriced for what it is, a Turkish Glock clone that somehow doesn't use Glock mags or very many other parts. I think the best $300.00 pistol going right now is the S&W SD 2.0. USA made with an excellent trigger and very accurate for it's price...
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