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Posted by marson on March 13, 2008, 6:26 am
>
> <Snip?
> So now my nearly new Husqvarna weed wacker> has a two year warranty. About 7
hours of usage, it became
> > impossible to start, and when it does, it will died immediately.
> > Take it to the dealer repair shop today and the clerk said its
> > most likely not warranted, it is a maintenance issue! So I needed
> > to sign an agreement to pay the estimate fee before they will take
> > a look at it and give me an estimate next week. If I elect not to
> > have it repaired by them, it will be return unassembled. I hope
> > they will repair it under warranty but I'm not optimistic by the
> > tone of the clerk. I always make sure the fuel/oil ratio is
> > correct, never put raw gas in it, and the air filter is clean.
> > What has your experience with the Husqvarna warranty?
>
> It sounds like it is a problem with the dealer you took it to rather
> than a company issue. Under the lose - lose conditions that the
> dealer demanded, I would never have left it with them.
>
> I believe you need to contact the company although it is too late
> since you agreed to the unreasonable conditions of the dealer.
>
> Just my 2 cents.
>
> Bob-tx
My two cents is that Husqvarna is a brand that once was associated
with high quality european made products. Now it is going the Black
and Decker route--Black and Decker once was a respected brand, but the
company started producing junk that people bought only because the
associated B and D with quality. Now people have figured out that B
and D is now garbage. Same thing is happening to Husky IMO.
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