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Posted by Ruffled Feathers' on November 22, 2003 at 12:02:19 from (209.52.196.41):
My two year old stihl saw has been running very good until yesterday. When I went to start it, on a quarter pull it snaped the rope right out of my hand. Acting like my timing was off mechanic checked the shaft key and he said it was good, the flywheel and key are all one moulded piece. If I take the plug out pull six times put plug back in it will start with caution to ones' hand,ran O K , stopped it went to restart and its' back to square one snapping the rope out of my hand on a quarter pull. the saw has a electronic ignition, all help will be greatly appreciated. To the board keep up the great work
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