Posted by JML755 on May 31, 2011 at 05:13:34 from (66.184.63.106):
In Reply to: Bad Experience posted by 36 coupe on May 29, 2011 at 16:01:26:
"So you're saying that h&h broke the rings,"
uh, no he didn't say they broke them, but they sure didn't fix the problem of the broken rings during a pump rebuild, did they?
"inserted paint into the system,"
In disassembling a part off a tractor that's BEEN PAINTED! it is entirely possible to get paint paint flecks into the inner workings of the part IF YOU'RE NOT CAREFUL!
" and installed parts backwards?"
who else would have done it? The OP did not state that he attempted the repair on his own BEFORE TAKING IT TO THE REBUILD SHOP.
'What state was the pump in when you brought it to him"
It wasn't working properly OTHERWISE HE WOULDN'T HAVE TAKEN IT TO A REBUILD SHOP!!!!
"and what did you ask them to do?"
Are you a lawyer or something? Only a lawyer grilling a plaintiff would ask such a stupid question. Obviously, he wanted them to FIX HIS PUMP!
I've had one of my pumps rebuilt and the thing came back running (and looking) like new. That's what you expect a quality rebuild shop to do.
metalman2000, if you're a businessman, I wouldn't be surprised if you've shafted a few people in your day with an attitude such as you've displayed in your posts.
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