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red mechanic

Posted 7/26/2006 22:33 (#30162 - in reply to #29940)
Subject: RE: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad

I respect the Big Ones answer. His is the only one that makes sense to me, everyones elses is wishy washy. Take responsibility for your work or your mechanics.

Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - Russ In Idaho : 7/26/2006 05:53
- RE: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - guest : 7/26/2006 07:05
- I would suspect that they will - sohk : 7/26/2006 08:07
- RE: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - Leo : 7/26/2006 08:18
- RE: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - guest : 7/26/2006 08:38
- Re: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - plowboy : 7/26/2006 13:20
- RE: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - hank : 7/26/2006 14:04
  - Why? - Tim Cooke : 7/26/2006 16:57
    - RE: Why? - hank : 7/27/2006 00:32
- RE: small claims viewpoint - Greg Stremel : 7/26/2006 15:38
  - Damage vs normal consequences - plowboy : 7/26/2006 16:18
- RE: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - Greedy Guts : 7/26/2006 15:58
- RE: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - The Big One : 7/26/2006 20:01
  - RE: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - guest : 7/28/2006 07:09
- RE: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - red mechanic : 7/26/2006 22:33
- RE: Your thought's on a repair job gone bad - Mike SE IL : 7/26/2006 23:32
  - RE:As it stands today - Russ In Idaho : 7/27/2006 10:01

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