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Damn I wish I had checked the forums before buying. I purchased a walbro pump from this gentleman in January. It failed within three hours. He had no interest in rectifying the problem at all, and even claimed that Walbro don�t offer a warranty on their pumps! I purchased another pump from a reputable dealer, which showed up some interesting differences in the appearance of the first pump� like the lettering on the housing of the pump being hand stamped (as opposed to stamped by a roller), and it was missing the small machining scallops beside the terminals. It doesn�t really matter to me what the pump looks like, the issue is that he flat-out refused to replace or refund the faulty pump and even lied about Walbro�s warranty. It wouldn't be so bad if he just stood by his products and had some decent customer service. Any one else had issues since?
Kieran: thank you for being amazing... Have my babies.
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Thanks for that link Robbo, I had already begun the collection process and had notification that a bailiff had been engaged when there was yet another twist in the story. So off we go again:1) It turns out that Dayne had a back injury in mid-Feb at the time of the hearing to establish if the case should be reheard. As a result of the medication he misunderstood when the hearing was and so failed to answer his phone2) On that basis he requested that the hearing be held again and offered to attend his local court on this occasion3) I am again given the opportunity to state why I think Dayne's requested should not be met4) The adjudicator then considered Dayne's request and declined meaning that the original decision standsWhoa, we are back in business. Now, I can only conclude that the mail delivery time from Wellington to rural Canterbury is approximately the same as that to Northland as within an hour of me being notified that the original decision stood I had an email from Dayne asking for my bank account. Even more impressive was overnight Dayne paid in full - RESULT!It has certainly been an interesting process, but one I would have preferred to have avoided.