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[chatcher]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I finally gave up on waiting for McCuan to redeem himself and ordered a top link from CCM today. They don't have any side links at the moment so I'll have to wait a while on that.

I urge extreme caution when dealing with Integration Engineering. I have nothing to show for the $462.56 I spent there. /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif )</font>

Today I received the top link cylinder and hoses I ordered from CCM, as promised. Nothing at all like my experience with IE.

 

[asdf]

I'd like to thank Mr Hatcher and others. I just bought a tractor (my first) and want to get a TNT (although I knew basically nothing about them). Came here to do some research, like I'd done when I bought the tractor last October (got a Mahindra 4110). I knew I'd seen the TNT advertising logo, but couldn't find it again. Now I know why.

I agree about the power of the Internet. I've seen it work a couple times before. Anybody else heard of Charlie Wenzel or what happened when he tried to rip off somebody? I've also seen the Internet be responsible for people with good products becoming an instant world-wide success.

 

[jmc]

I bought a TnT from Integration Engineering after learning about them here and meeting Jim McCuan at a Louisville show. To me, he seemed like a sincere and knowledgeable guy. Late in our transaction, I had to get quite pointed with him to get him to refund a billing mistake, but he eventually did. I think that we don't know the whole story about his situation and I'm inclined to think that he is not a slimeball. The rest of the story may be he is overwhelmed by the non-technical part of the business and can't force himself to followup, or possibly creditors are pressuring him. I wouldn't buy from him again based on my own experience and from reading other's experiences here because its really inexcuseable. However, I would like to draw a distinction between "bad businessman" and outright crook. Just my opinion and I'm sure those who never received their product will not agree.

John

 

[chatcher]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I bought a TnT from Integration Engineering after learning about them here and meeting Jim McCuan at a Louisville show. To me, he seemed like a sincere and knowledgeable guy. Late in our transaction, I had to get quite pointed with him to get him to refund a billing mistake, but he eventually did. I think that we don't know the whole story about his situation and I'm inclined to think that he is not a slimeball. The rest of the story may be he is overwhelmed by the non-technical part of the business and can't force himself to followup, or possibly creditors are pressuring him. I wouldn't buy from him again based on my own experience and from reading other's experiences here because its really inexcuseable. However, I would like to draw a distinction between "bad businessman" and outright crook. Just my opinion and I'm sure those who never received their product will not agree.

John )</font>

Bad businessman or outright crook? Take your pick - I won't quibble. In my case, the results of dealing with McCuan have been no different than dealing with an outright crook. He took my money, gave me nothing in return, and his conscience must not be bothering him too much because in over eight months he has made no attempt to make it right.

If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, what else could it be?