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Bought used SkidSteer, was a little misled. Opinions?
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<blockquote data-quote="PropWash" data-source="post: 4944" data-attributes="member: 690"><p>Ok, got it running. Sure enough, it was out of fuel!</p><p>So, to recap, a machine that was advertised as 'no cosmetic or mechanical damage' had:</p><p>1: Inop Fuel Gauge</p><p>2: Missing angle indicator</p><p>3: Crushed step</p><p>4: Dented in front bar on roll cage / cockpit</p><p>5: Used good condition bucked instead of promised NEW bucket</p><p>They offered to take the machine back and refund my money minus initial shipping, or a $1000 rebate on the price</p><p>Today in light of the bad fuel gauge and the time I had to fix it (and paid $65 for a ASV dealer tech housecall to verify it was a bad gauge in the process), I countered with a $1250 rebate and we will call the deal closed.</p><p>If the dealer says no, It looks like I'll probably be sending it back. I hate to lose the money on the shipping, but I have an issue with rewarding someone for not being clear with the facts.</p><p>Misrepresentation is wrong regardless of being deliberate, or a result of neglegence.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PropWash, post: 4944, member: 690"] Ok, got it running. Sure enough, it was out of fuel! So, to recap, a machine that was advertised as 'no cosmetic or mechanical damage' had: 1: Inop Fuel Gauge 2: Missing angle indicator 3: Crushed step 4: Dented in front bar on roll cage / cockpit 5: Used good condition bucked instead of promised NEW bucket They offered to take the machine back and refund my money minus initial shipping, or a $1000 rebate on the price Today in light of the bad fuel gauge and the time I had to fix it (and paid $65 for a ASV dealer tech housecall to verify it was a bad gauge in the process), I countered with a $1250 rebate and we will call the deal closed. If the dealer says no, It looks like I'll probably be sending it back. I hate to lose the money on the shipping, but I have an issue with rewarding someone for not being clear with the facts. Misrepresentation is wrong regardless of being deliberate, or a result of neglegence. [/QUOTE]
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