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Re: small claims court
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Posted by John S on December 27, 2003 at 07:27:59 from (66.147.150.123):
In Reply to: small claims court posted by Terry on December 26, 2003 at 16:20:47:
Unfortunate things happen, but unfortunatly you waited this long. Next time go through ebay before 30 days to at least make a claim. If I were you I would chock this up as a lesson learned. I like others would like to break a leg but lets get for real. You would be better and cheaper off if you just got another block to fix your tractor. If you get it at a resonable price for kicks you could even send a bill to the guy you bought the tractor from for the block. Alot of small business would even agree to pay for a good block if they are unable to find one for you. If not all of it sometimes they will pay at least partial just to save face. then you would have at least some retrobution.
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