I better go rip the carbs off of my chainsaws then... Darnit. I wish I knew it was junk before I spent good money on a Stihl!Giles said:If it's MADE IN CHINA--it's junk and I don't need it, at any price![]()
Danno77 said:I better go rip the carbs off of my chainsaws then... Darnit. I wish I knew it was junk before I spent good money on a Stihl!Giles said:If it's MADE IN CHINA--it's junk and I don't need it, at any price![]()
For your consideration:
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Says Stihl and China all on the same part!
you can build something to look like it, but if you steal patents and especially the NAME its a big no-no. I follow you on this one Kenster.Kenster said:These days it's hard to avoid any product made in China when there are very few things produced in the U.S. anymore. But I do have a problem with China counterfeiting
virtually any product made anywhere else in the world.
that poor little MS170 probably wouldn't be in a million pieces if it wasn't for stupid chinese parts ruining the whole thing. Should be running by the end of next week. still waiting on the crank to show up.smokinjay said:To late its already strip! lol
Danno77 said:that poor little MS170 probably wouldn't be in a million pieces if it wasn't for stupid chinese parts ruining the whole thing. Should be running by the end of next week. still waiting on the crank to show up.smokinjay said:To late its already strip! lol
Agreed.oldspark said:Carbs are over rated any way.
I haven't seen one that is being sold except for the illegal fake ones. I hear you can contact the company and they'll sell you a "test saw" for you to decide if you'd like to order a "lot". I think by the time it's said and done it's just under $600 to your door. Seems like a lot for a chinese copy, but i bet it's about the cheapest 100+cc saw out there.Stephen in SoKY said:Danno77 said:whatever. I want one, lol. especially this 070 replica http://www.chinajulico.com/big.php?pid=32
Are those available anywhere here? I seldom need more saw than my 310, so seldom in fact that saw would quite likely last me the rest of my life.
Danno77 said:I haven't seen one that is being sold except for the illegal fake ones. I hear you can contact the company and they'll sell you a "test saw" for you to decide if you'd like to order a "lot". I think by the time it's said and done it's just under $600 to your door. Seems like a lot for a chinese copy, but i bet it's about the cheapest 100+cc saw out there.Stephen in SoKY said:Danno77 said:whatever. I want one, lol. especially this 070 replica http://www.chinajulico.com/big.php?pid=32
Are those available anywhere here? I seldom need more saw than my 310, so seldom in fact that saw would quite likely last me the rest of my life.
Danno77 said:I better go rip the carbs off of my chainsaws then... Darnit. I wish I knew it was junk before I spent good money on a Stihl!Giles said:If it's MADE IN CHINA--it's junk and I don't need it, at any price![]()
For your consideration:
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Says Stihl and China all on the same part!
Adios Pantalones said:Should have known when they referred to it as a "calbulatol" in the manual
I wanna know who writes those directions. They are generally garbage.NATE379 said:HAHAHAHAA!
I have an imported from China plasma cutter and the manual is rather interesting. I have referred to it as the Changlish version (Chinese and English)
Adios Pantalones said:Should have known when they referred to it as a "calbulatol" in the manual