Great Lakes Mowers & Chainsaws

William 

on Google

a month ago

Paid $342 to fix a fuel leak on my generator. It was running fine before (including the electric start), but I stopped using it only because the fuel leak made it dangerous. After their “repair,” the electric start was dead, and the generator produced no AC power at all. When I raised this, instead of accountability, I was told to bring it back myself — despite them knowing I don’t have a car and already spent $40 on taxis just to drop it off the first time. No offer to pick it up, no responsibility taken for the fault they ... read more

William Turner 

on Google

a month ago

I brought my $999 JCar 2kVA electric-start generator to Great Lakes Mowers & Chainsaws for a simple fuel leak repair. At drop-off, I made it clear the generator was otherwise working fine and even showed the owner how I use the electric start. I never requested pull cord repair (it had been broken for a while and I never used it). After paying $342 for the repair, I was told the pull cord had been fixed and the generator had been “load tested.” Fair enough — I happily paid, expecting my generator to be fully operational. How... read more

William Turner 

on Google

a month ago

I brought my $999 JCar 2kVA electric-start generator to Great Lakes Mowers & Chainsaws for a simple fuel leak repair. At drop-off, I made it clear the generator was otherwise working fine and even showed the owner how I use the electric start. I never requested pull cord repair (it had been broken for a while and I never used it). After paying $342 for the repair, I was told the pull cord had been fixed and the generator had been “load tested.” Fair enough — I happily paid, expecting my generator to be fully operational. How... read more

Benny Henson 

on Google

10 months ago

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Idiot Man-Child 

on Google

2 years ago

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