Depends on the guy or company I guess. Personally,If it's s new seal or something like that I mess up installing it comes from my pocket. But if its age hardened hoses and a load of problems, like I have with a tractor now that had to come apart to fix it , and now it's all showing leaks, because the rubber lines won't seal again. Thats customer parts and I'm not paying just because I'm supposed to feel sorry the guy had no budget to do it in the first place. Some of those parts are getting expensive and I can't afford to work for free, to keep a customer many days. I have a small box of scrap parts in my shop from this job that cost $4000 to replace, Glad that's not my screw up and fixing it! Just wish i new who the last guy that fixed it was who Filled the trans press lube system with silicone gasket destroying it with lack of lubrication in 1400 hrs!. Regards Robert
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