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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mrbb" data-source="post: 118371" data-attributes="member: 13825">I agree sounds a little fishy to me too,  lots of scammers out there, one thing you can possibly do, is list where your at and maybe someone here can recommend a shop or mobile service repair, for future issues/repairs(or try asking some other local contractors who they use) or to avoid using) as there are normally good shops and BAD shops, and most in the trades tend to know both and can help steer you to or away ? another thing you can do, is, if your willing to vest the time and effort it contact Bobcat directly, and ask them for thoughts and or help they have reps that travel and never know might be able to get one to swing by the dealer your using and see the work your having done. as they say, never hurts to ask, might not get you any where, but then again MIGHT!  and I  agree, ask for all parts changed to be saved and given to you,  if for nothing else, you can double check prices on them, and see if there over charging for them or not, as if so, that is a red flag there   in it self!</blockquote>