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It might frighten him, Andy. Dealing with people that resort to extremes.

Ha, good question.

Two every morning on toast, right? :lol:

Let me amend that then. Maybe the majority of people that buy saws are professionals that can't really tell if what they bought is working like it should.

Maybe the majority of people that buy saws are homeowners that can't really tell if what they bought is working like it should. People of limited expectations.

Yes, I noticed that about the 540. Disappointing.

I thought a few month's back....oh never mind. :lol:

Squish, you might even go back to being a Stihl guy! I remember those days.

I hope they stick with you, Justin. The thing is with people that have jobs like that. they tend to be good at mixing up words, so no matter how you look at their reply, it comes out being supportive of the company rather than the consumer. They might be the same folks that write the...

Not knowing if the kit is going to give you the improvement that you are looking for, is a big if.

I've noticed that myself, Squish, if you ask them difficult questions or make pointed comments, they aren't keen to answer. Ask them a dumb question, like where can you buy something, then when someone quickly answers and says that they will be pleased to help you with any more enquiries, you...

Hope that you hear from them. There is a phone number given there as well.

They say they will be pleased to hear from you. Here you go, Squish: http://en.stihl.ca/contact-us.aspx

The upgrade kit strikes me as bullshit. It isn't like you are adding something that shouldn't be on the saw in the first place. Make money off your mistakes, someone in that company must have gone to Harvard business school. I could easily make a chair that someone ordered, hold back a...

I think that it is fair to say that a 2000 rpm increase takes a saw into a different realm, as long as there is no loss of torque.