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Got my tractor back, not fixed.........
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Posted by Jim D in Ohio on June 30, 2005 at 07:11:00 from (65.118.28.43):
I need advice on where to turn now. Got my tractor back after local dealer had it for 2 weeks and it still has the same problem with the hydraulics as before. There service department is a mess (lack of qualified tech.) I went to pick it up last week and they didn't even have it back together correctly. Leaking fluid on the floor and hose clamps not installed correctly just some of the noticable problems. Should I take it to another dealer and send the bill to the first guys, or let the first guys try again at no cost to me?? Small claims court or what?? I never been in a mess like this before. Bill is at 1033.00 right now. Need my tractor fixed correctly!!!! but also need it in the field this weekend....What would you do?
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