Owners manual !!!!!!!!
02-19-2006, 07:38 PM
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Owners manual !!!!!!!!
To everyone who has bought or recieved a new savage no matter
what model you have, please read your owners manual.
By reading manual and looking at the pictures in manual, you'll
learn what the names of the parts are and what they do.
After reading manual and you have questions you will
be able to get better answers because your questions
will make sense. I just saw a question that asked
" what is the spinny thingy above the clutch bell" huh!
Anyway read and learn. It is not a waste of time. And people
on this forum well be glad to help if they can understand
what you're talking about. And by reading manual you might
figure out your own problem. And as you learn you to will be able
to answer other peoples questions. Happy reading.
what model you have, please read your owners manual.
By reading manual and looking at the pictures in manual, you'll
learn what the names of the parts are and what they do.
After reading manual and you have questions you will
be able to get better answers because your questions
will make sense. I just saw a question that asked
" what is the spinny thingy above the clutch bell" huh!
Anyway read and learn. It is not a waste of time. And people
on this forum well be glad to help if they can understand
what you're talking about. And by reading manual you might
figure out your own problem. And as you learn you to will be able
to answer other peoples questions. Happy reading.
02-19-2006, 07:45 PM
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RE: Owners manual !!!!!!!!
um ok sorry, but that was my thread i just forgot what its called my manuels at my other house and i needed to order one. sorry that i forgot what a word ment u dumbass
02-19-2006, 08:00 PM
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RE: Owners manual !!!!!!!!
It would seem to me that you not knowing
what a spur gear is called and then calling me
names for making a suggestion to other people
REALLY MAKES YOU THE DUMB ASSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111
what a spur gear is called and then calling me
names for making a suggestion to other people
REALLY MAKES YOU THE DUMB ASSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111
02-19-2006, 08:09 PM
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RE: Owners manual !!!!!!!!
I'm not sure why you would want to call fxrs names, which by the way is against fourm rules. All he did was make a valid observation and a VERY GOOD suggestion.
Your lame argument about not having your manual doesn't cut it either! You've got access to a computer - OBVIOUSLY - you could easily look up the part you need/want on HPI's website.
You need to grow up a bit and quit being rude to people trying to help you!!
Your lame argument about not having your manual doesn't cut it either! You've got access to a computer - OBVIOUSLY - you could easily look up the part you need/want on HPI's website.
You need to grow up a bit and quit being rude to people trying to help you!!
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Fxrs is right, look it up before you ask.Even in this forum there is a great search for many questions and there is no need to ask them again and again. I personally am getting tired of seeing the "I just got a savage what do i need?" question...
02-19-2006, 09:00 PM
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If every person sat down and read their Savage manual, there would no longer be any questions like "why can't I get my new Savage to start?" or "Why does my new Savage bog?" or "why does my Savage die when I hit the brakes?" . But , trust me there will always be tons of people who just jump into a Savage head first with out reading a single page (or maybe one or two) and then ask the SAME newbie questions over and over and over. I have no problem helping people after the do some searching or reading, I don't waste my time with the questions that are simply and clearly spelled out in the Savage manual.
02-20-2006, 02:58 PM
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It does get frustrating, these forums should not necessarily be the first place to go to get information, unless your using the search button. Although I must say that using the search button here can get very frustrating sometimes [:@]
02-20-2006, 08:19 PM
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RE: Owners manual !!!!!!!!
ORIGINAL: fxrs
To everyone who has bought or recieved a new savage no matter
what model you have, please read your owners manual.
By reading manual and looking at the pictures in manual, you'll
learn what the names of the parts are and what they do.
After reading manual and you have questions you will
be able to get better answers because your questions
will make sense. I just saw a question that asked
" what is the spinny thingy above the clutch bell" huh!
Anyway read and learn. It is not a waste of time. And people
on this forum well be glad to help if they can understand
what you're talking about. And by reading manual you might
figure out your own problem. And as you learn you to will be able
to answer other peoples questions. Happy reading.
To everyone who has bought or recieved a new savage no matter
what model you have, please read your owners manual.
By reading manual and looking at the pictures in manual, you'll
learn what the names of the parts are and what they do.
After reading manual and you have questions you will
be able to get better answers because your questions
will make sense. I just saw a question that asked
" what is the spinny thingy above the clutch bell" huh!
Anyway read and learn. It is not a waste of time. And people
on this forum well be glad to help if they can understand
what you're talking about. And by reading manual you might
figure out your own problem. And as you learn you to will be able
to answer other peoples questions. Happy reading.
You don't beat dead horses too, do you?
02-20-2006, 08:53 PM
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I went to a rc workshop at a lhs recently and the first and last thing they said was READ YOUR MANUAL. First to last page, before you call or come in with any questions. If you don't want to read it before you drive it, then don't, but when something breaks you'll have that much more down time getting it done then.
