What should I do?

Charlie_Iliff · Jul 16, 2004

<font color="red"> I called Terry to complain about their pitiful, semi-literate owners' manual and gave him several pointers on how PT ought to run their business. I'm sure that he appreciated the advice. </font>

Great. Thanks from all of us. I'm sure they'll mend their ways immediately, and we'll all get new workshop manuals PDQ. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Glad you're operating again.

MossRoad · Jul 16, 2004

Congratulations, Dr. WeedPatch(didn't know you were a surgeon, did you?). Keep an eye on it every hour for leaks, fluid levels and such, just to be sure for a few weeks. Best of luck to you. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

tracdoc · Jul 16, 2004

Hearty congratulations on your success!! I do hope that you have all good times with your unit, now that you have passed the "trial by hydraulic."

Best wishes...

Rip · Jul 16, 2004

Real glad to hear your PT is recovered and running again!!

We would all be interested in finding out what the actual problem was with the original pump if you can find this out from PT after you send it back. Many types of products can suffer from Infant Mortality, and perhaps this is what occured with your pump.

However, if something else happened to it, it would add to our collective knowledge to be aware of it.

Once again, glad you are up and running again even if it was somewhat traumatic to say the least.

Rip

FOURTEEN · Jul 17, 2004

Should I look in my stocking or under the tree??

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