"Good enough for who it's for..."Just enough to get it out the door and make cash.
"Good enough for who it's for..."Just enough to get it out the door and make cash.
Expectations lowered! Lol. I'm not surprised anymore, honestly. Not after seeing all the threads.What a surprise Sondre.
Lower your expectations.
His saws have a problem at every single turn. He makes no attempt to disclose them or make any repairs. Just enough to get it out the door and make cash.
Those welding jobs ain't that terrible. And the stripped holes can be helicoiled or timeserted.
Alright boys, I'm not sure if there's any point in having the case on the 395 welded up. I got it ready tonight so I can head down to Dan's @paragonbuilder tomorrow morning before work, so he can help me split the case. The crack that Shaun @srcarr52 has so kindly offered to weld up is on the pto side.
Once I got the flywheel side apart, I realized it's got it's quirks too. It's got a piece broken off, and a couple of stripped out bolt holes to boot. I'm thinking I should just lick my wounds at this point and look for another case for it. I'd hate to see so many good guys help me out, and spend lots of time and effort on this saw, and then I go and reassemble it with *s-wordty parts.
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Wow! That's all I can say Shaun! That's very generous of you!If you can't find another case just send that one to me. I'll split it and fix both side and reassemble it for you.
Thanks Dustin, I'll take you up on that. My dealer won't have any of those parts in stock anyways. I'll pm you with what I need.If they can't help on the parts, hit me up, I will get them for you at cost.
I guess he is still doing "*f-wording *s-word Up" as we had a PM discussion in upgrading my Dolmar 6400 to a 7910 on AS just last month.