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Lawn Mower Repair

Come to You Lawn Mower Repair

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  • TED B

    Date: 08/21/2024

    Come to You Lawn Mower Repair (Also used *** ******* *** ******** **)
    Want to pass on my experience and you choose if you wish to take a chance with these people. My riding mower started bucking like it wasn’t getting enough gas. Called and spoke with Douglas who came to my house. He took apart the carburetor and found he couldn’t clean it out entirely and it needed to be replaced. He gave me the information on ****** and I ordered a new kit which turned out to be a cheap Chinese product. Texted him back a few days later and he didn’t reply because he does not answer texts as I found out later. I called him a week after and he said he would send out his son. Brandon came out and replaced the carburetor. When it was done it was idling higher than normal. It made put-put sounds like an outboard motor and actually backfired once. Brandon told me he had to go abruptly and said to call him the following day as he would return. He said the valves were the problem and quoted me additional costs. I called him the following day and he gave me a time period later that day when he would call me back and let me know when he would be coming out. He never called. I texted him asking to make and appointment and he never responded. The only thing they did right was cashing my checks. I called my old mobile repair person. He gave me a list of what they did wrong from ordering an inferior carburetor to how it was not properly installed and or adjusted. After retiring, I am always trying to save a buck and it was my fault for having faith in these two “persons.” I should have seen it coming that when dealing with Douglas and his attitude. What kind of people take an elderly person’s money and not complete the job nor even return a call and texts? I should have gone with my old mobile mechanic as it is a professional and veteran owned business. Trying to save myself some money cost me more in the end.

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