A dealership is required to give you an initial estimate in writing, which they are obligated to get additional approvals on if it is exceded by 10%. They should have had you sign something before they took custody of your tractor. You should be charged book time, regardless of how long their boob took to do the job. I am sure that the motorvehicle repair laws of your state governing estimates apply to tractors as well- ask for the Service Manager, state your case and get him to credit the additional labor to the cost of the part, take the whole mess home and fix it yourself. If the Serv Mgr won't listen, call your county/state Dept of Consumer Affairs.
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