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flyinghigh
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- Apr 25, 2020
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Thanks Bud...can you provide more details on how you repaired them? Front only or back as well?
They showed their hand, now it’s time for you to lawyer up. Ask a lawyer to send a letter asking for history of this tractor. It was sold as new burning is a clear violation of the sales contract.Heard from the sales manger early this morning.
They said,"the tractor is brand new. They sent along the wrong owners manual and were supposed to send you a new but I take it you never received it?
That manual was from a customer out of Mason City that bought another 494 but then after 50 hrs traded his back in and bought a larger unit.
The 7hrs would have accumulated from using the Dyno and moving on our lots previously."
He then said service would contact me asap, but they didn't.
I finally called them and they said, "must have been bad from the factory, we will have to call TYM and see what they want to do. Maybe you should look around and see if you can find a closer TYM dealer who can work on it. We will call you back when we hear from TYM".
Wow. Just wow.
So I called a closer dealer to see if they might be willing to look at it. The lady on the phone said they hadn't been a dealer for TYM very long, but they had been fixing tractors for about 10 years so they should be able to work on it. Of course we are responsible to get the tractor to them...which we have no way to do so will have to hire someone to get it there and back.
She said they would call back this afternoon to confirm they could work on it, but never did.
I felt from the start we should have just kept the old branson, at least we knew it worked. We would be using it right now if we still had it. Need to get brush and wood brought in before the snow hits.
We could not afford to buy a deer or kubota (only local in town brands) so we gambled on this one...so disappointing.