Anonymous-0
Well-known Member
A while back I posted about bringing my baler to the dealership because it was missing one in twenty bales on one side. I got it back and it failed to knot at all on one side.
I brought it back to them and they "worked" on it again. Got it back the second time, the one side that wouldn't knot now won't even catch twine to make a knot and the other side that was knotting fine all along now won't knot at all.
I called the dealership and let them know that they still hadn't fixed anything (I didn't get pissy or anything, just thought they should know). They said they had chore tractors in and were busy with them for now and I agreed it would come back after the first of the year.
Got the mail today, and noticed they had sent me a bill, and thought they had a lot of nerve considering they had taken my working baler and made it into a nonworking baler. Bill total - $1700.
What would you do?
I brought it back to them and they "worked" on it again. Got it back the second time, the one side that wouldn't knot now won't even catch twine to make a knot and the other side that was knotting fine all along now won't knot at all.
I called the dealership and let them know that they still hadn't fixed anything (I didn't get pissy or anything, just thought they should know). They said they had chore tractors in and were busy with them for now and I agreed it would come back after the first of the year.
Got the mail today, and noticed they had sent me a bill, and thought they had a lot of nerve considering they had taken my working baler and made it into a nonworking baler. Bill total - $1700.
What would you do?