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Old 03-21-2014, 08:38 PM
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I think there will be a new policy instituted shortly where serial numbers are recorded upon drop off and pickup of customer equipment.
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Old 03-21-2014, 08:41 PM
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Not good! I have a way of finding the WORST dealers ever. I can totally understand why folks buy box store mowers. Hopefully you have a better luck with your dealer and I hope so. Worse case, they got great insurance! Maybe this will turn into a new mower.

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Old 03-21-2014, 08:55 PM
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I just checked ebay for prices, that's not an inexpensive machine.

They had better make this right PDQ
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tell them to check with the sale department, bet they sold it.

true story here. One of my friends took their Harley to shop for service in a dealer near Vegas. they did the service and then they wash the bikes. now this is a larger deal they have 100's of bikes here. sale man took a guy in the back room to look at a trade in. sold my buddies bike. he got it back luckly but still it happens. bad management, poor paper and salemen who work on commission.

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im going to go with, they gave your mower to the wrong customer.
The wrong customer musta been pretty happy with the mower. If that was the case, gotta love to good, honest people nowadays.......

I, too would be threatening about getting a lawyer involved. Either find my mower or give me a new one, 2014 model that is. How on earth a dealer can loose a customer's mower is beyond me. I would think they would be a "former dealer" for me.

Someone got sticky fingers and toted off with it. I hope for your sake, they find it or make things right. Good luck and keep us posted.
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WOW! I'd be ticked too! I wonder if maybe they did sell it? That or somebody stole it! Hope you get it back or a new mower!
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tell them to check with the sale department, bet they sold it.

true story here. One of my friends took their Harley to shop for service in a dealer near Vegas. they did the service and then they wash the bikes. now this is a larger deal they have 100's of bikes here. sale man took a guy in the back room to look at a trade in. sold my buddies bike. he got it back luckly but still it happens. bad management, poor paper and salemen who work on commission.

I am betting they sold it
When since do you give up the title when you bring a bike in for service? You can't sell something to be licensed without a title, I would think even in Vegas
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I wouldn't worry too much..... yet. If it got stolen, that really isn't their fault, and I'm sure they have insurance. If they sold it, I'm sure they will get it back for you. If they lost it, they'll find it.
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When since do you give up the title when you bring a bike in for service? You can't sell something to be licensed without a title, I would think even in Vegas
Yes they can, I traded a car when I bought a new van and they had the car sold and off the lot before they finished servicing my new van. I had not given them the title yet. All they have to do is print out a pink slip. No title needed.
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The name of the dealership isn't McMicheal 's is it?
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