Posted by sgtbull on July 06, 2009 at 16:34:28 from (163.191.228.254):
About 3 years ago I completely restored a "40 H. In the process, I put on new brake bands from YT. On the bands was a sticker touting the technologically advanced adhesive which negated the need for rivets. This H is a parade/show tractor. It hasn"t had many miles at all put on it, and hasn"t done any heavy tillage or other work. I noticed the other day, as I was unloading it from a parade, that the right brake pedal suddenly went way further than it should, and the pedal began to "SURGE." I disassembled the brake to find that the band and the lining were separated, allowing the lining to spin around with the drum. This tractor is kept inside. Its NOT been abused or even really worked. I called YT, and was told, there is a year warranty. Period. I"ve purchased literally THOUSANDS of dollars worth of parts from them over the years, in restoring numerous tractors for myself and others. I really thought they"d step up and take care of it, even though its been a few yrs, but I found I was out of luck. I fully understand that they are under no obligation to take care of it, but for pete"s sake, the stupid thing failed with very little use and I"ve been what I"d consider a pretty good customer. Even a discount on a new brake band would be a good faith attempt enough to keep my business, but even that was not proposed. I"m mad, and I have three tractors sitting in my shed waiting their turns for ground up restoration. I really hate to take my business elsewhere, but I"m bullheaded enough to do just that. Okay, let me have it... am I WAY off base, mildly off base, kinda right, or right on track for being mad at shoddy products?
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