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#1

L

LandN

last year i bought a good sears leaf blower to replace my yearly 'throw-a-ways' and had real good performance with it . so in (dec.'10)i took it in to sears to have an issue fixed and as usual they fixed the problem with no fuss.awesome. so for the remainder of '10/'11 winter season i never checked to see if the blower ran,just took their word for it. so a few weeks back i was going to start the blower up for the '11 spring season and blow off the driveway(not really wanting to, but just to kill a few minuites) so the blower doesn't start... the choke wont stay on...so a few cuss words later and off to sears i go to bring it in for a "look see' a few days later the repair tech calls my house and informs me that i have to take the 'cruise control' off for the choke to set.OMG did i feel stupid as hell "CRUISE CONTROL" on a leaf blower, i never used it and forgot that it was even a feature item on the blower.boy did i feel dumb,so back to sears and pick up my beloved blower with my sunglasses on and hat pulled down walking in complete shame that i could have overlooked the cruise button starting the blower......well i'll just make the excuss that i'm still getting used to these bi-focal glasses and the cruise button was fuzzy:laughing:


#2

mystreba

mystreba

last year i bought a good sears leaf blower to replace my yearly 'throw-a-ways' and had real good performance with it . so in (dec.'10)i took it in to sears to have an issue fixed and as usual they fixed the problem with no fuss.awesome. so for the remainder of '10/'11 winter season i never checked to see if the blower ran,just took their word for it. so a few weeks back i was going to start the blower up for the '11 spring season and blow off the driveway(not really wanting to, but just to kill a few minuites) so the blower doesn't start... the choke wont stay on...so a few cuss words later and off to sears i go to bring it in for a "look see' a few days later the repair tech calls my house and informs me that i have to take the 'cruise control' off for the choke to set.OMG did i feel stupid as hell "CRUISE CONTROL" on a leaf blower, i never used it and forgot that it was even a feature item on the blower.boy did i feel dumb,so back to sears and pick up my beloved blower with my sunglasses on and hat pulled down walking in complete shame that i could have overlooked the cruise button starting the blower......well i'll just make the excuss that i'm still getting used to these bi-focal glasses and the cruise button was fuzzy:laughing:

I'd have totally cussed the guy out for leaving the cruise control on last December. The best defense is a good offense!


#3

L

LandN

I'd have totally cussed the guy out for leaving the cruise control on last December. The best defense is a good offense!

That would be me:ashamed::confused2::frown:probably got pushed 'on' during winter garage storage and something got up against it and triggered it. wasn't sears fault


#4

BKBrown

BKBrown

Does cruise control mean you can start it up and sit back while it does the work ????:biggrin: :thumbsup: :cool2:


#5

JDgreen

JDgreen

Does cruise control mean you can start it up and sit back while it does the work ????:biggrin: :thumbsup: :cool2:

I would call it a throttle lock not a cruise control. If I recall right, several of my gas powered leaf blowers and at least one chain saw have that throttle lock feature.


#6

L

LandN

I would call it a throttle lock not a cruise control. If I recall right, several of my gas powered leaf blowers and at least one chain saw have that throttle lock feature.

by sears words not mine. however its worded i still never used it. i prefer to trigger my own variable speed.:thumbsup::biggrin:


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