As I've posted elsewhere, we decided to give us selves a couple of the nice new MS661 for x-mas.
Gotta be nice to yourself, no-one else are.
So we ordered two and sold off our two 660s which had plenty of hours left in them.
Then Stihl did a recall on all the 661s, and left us stuck with no saws.
I've been letting time pass, thinking that they'd get the problem sorted out, and we didn't need them anyway in this muddy winter.
Well, tomorrow we start logging the big stuff, so I called Stihl Denmark and asked to speak with the guy in charge of the saw department.
I told him the whole sad tale and that I'd been running their stuff for the last 30 odd years. Loyal customer and all that jazz.
He said that the 660 was still awailable, to which I replied that I'd just sold two perfectly good 660s in order to upgrade, so I wasn't interesting in spending money on new ones.
So he told me he'd call my dealer and tell him to let me pick up two new 660s, run them on loan till the 661 returns, then bring them back and buy my two 661s.
How's that for service?
Gotta be nice to yourself, no-one else are.
So we ordered two and sold off our two 660s which had plenty of hours left in them.
Then Stihl did a recall on all the 661s, and left us stuck with no saws.
I've been letting time pass, thinking that they'd get the problem sorted out, and we didn't need them anyway in this muddy winter.
Well, tomorrow we start logging the big stuff, so I called Stihl Denmark and asked to speak with the guy in charge of the saw department.
I told him the whole sad tale and that I'd been running their stuff for the last 30 odd years. Loyal customer and all that jazz.
He said that the 660 was still awailable, to which I replied that I'd just sold two perfectly good 660s in order to upgrade, so I wasn't interesting in spending money on new ones.
So he told me he'd call my dealer and tell him to let me pick up two new 660s, run them on loan till the 661 returns, then bring them back and buy my two 661s.
How's that for service?