gfp55
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Low blow man...
Low blow for low life. He acts like he's 6, well maybe 7 years old.
Low blow man...
Low blow man...
Well, if this forum is going to be of value, it needs to be conducted as an Adult discussion of the issues, with those posting having something constructive to contribute. If there are some who just "Babble on" with no idea of what they are talking about, those individuals need to take their nonsense to Facebook, or Twitter.
Well, if this forum is going to be of value, it needs to be conducted as an Adult discussion of the issues, with those posting having something constructive to contribute. If there are some who just "Babble on" with no idea of what they are talking about, those individuals need to take their nonsense to Facebook, or Twitter.
Low blow for low life. He acts like he's 6, well maybe 7 years old.
Low blow man...
Yeah, just for giggles, I had my local Stihl source for my e-bay store print this out. He hasn't ordered a ms311/391 yet either, so I have not really seen one, but it sounds like the parts will move well, so I will probably get some this fall. But anyway, looking at it, the screws are not included in the starter assy. which would indicate that they are not "captive"..... Also, looking at the reference number 13 for the cover screw, the description even actually says "self tapping screw"......
It is getting real hard to find an actual machine fastener on any still unit, as they are zipped together at the factory quickly. And if someone removes "said" fastener daily, he is askng for trouble......
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Let me see if I can clear this Up for You. You seem to be hung up on the Side Cover which includes the recoil start. This is NOT the cover I am talking about. If you go back to my original note, you will see that I said TOP cover...the cover which gives access to the air filter, carburetor, and spark plug. The cover DOES have 3 "captive" 6MM-1 screws to hold it on. It is made such that it can be quickly and easily removed to clean the dirt off the air filter, etc....daily, or as needed. Now, get OFF your Side Cover, and start thinking TOP cover...you will get a whole new perspective on this IF you can find the TOP cover.
Oh, and by the way, after contacting Stihl, they are sending me a whole new TOP cover, and want me to send the old one back.....Under Warranty. They suspect there was a manufacturing glitch that installed defective or incorrect "Retainers" to hold these three "Captive" screws.