We aint repairing a new mower, someone is going to be accountable for this screw up.
I'll make darn sure or that, I promise.
I'll make darn sure or that, I promise.
you can either solve it or I will rip Somone's as s at Lowes. Your choice but thats how I roll when people screw me over.
I'm pretty sure you already got that gist, and if you need any help just holler.
No, return it under full warranty and get a proper working machine.
WTF are you thinking?
I will except no less.
Dude.
You going to yell at some girl might be your daughter's age, or her husband's age.
You gonna give them a piece of your mind, and for what...a screw up in a factory. That you will never effect. NEVER.
Yell and get big mad....they crank them out 24/7 and sometimes...you get a lemon. HD can replace it, or they can tell you to kick rocks.
These people here. They wanna help Rick and hey Rick cool guy. I watch the threads and I see the sword up there.
Some dusty bullets. Dude he likes people, and people they like him. No harm in it, and all you gotta do, so you can be part of it with them, and not exile yourself.
Bite your tounge.
IMO there really is no need to go nuke on someone over this.
OK the tire has a leak, leaks happen, happens all the time on mowers at stores.
Get some slime, hit all 4 tires, air up and move on. Maybe contact the store with the receipt, calmy explain about the tire needing to aired when the mower was purchased, let them know its lost air twice, ask if they can mark down a bottle of slime.
Just my opinion, take it for what its worth.
it sat at Lowes more than a day.. they knew it had a bad tire. nobody will go the extra mile anymore is the problem!
I've rarely had to go ballistic with either Lowes or Home Depot when I've had a problem. With very few exceptions, if I have an issue with something I purchased at one of their stores I calmly explain whatever the problem is to the customer service representative and they've made it right without hesitation. On the rare occasions where I encountered any resistance (which honestly I can't recall the last time that happened) I've gotten a manager involved and after explaining what was wrong, I left the store with the problem solved.
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I agree with the folks taking a calm and rational approach. It’s unfortunate that the mower has a flat tire, but bringing the tire to the store where the mower was bought, and explaining the situation without letting loose the dogs of war, will more likely bring about the desired results. Now if even the manager isn’t willing to make the situation right, then…
I bought my SA Mil-Spec 1911 brand new and on the first range trip it wouldn't go completely into battery so I came home called SA (calmly) and they promptly sent me a call tag and I had it back repaired in about ten days......had I ranted, raved, screamed and hollered over the phone things may have gone differently / more slowly.
I feel the flat tire was a oversight and see no reason to go in Lowes thumping your chest with flames shooting out of your nose.....you'll catch more flies with honey than you will with vinegar.
I feel the flat tire was a oversight and see no reason to go in Lowes thumping your chest with flames shooting out of your nose.....you'll catch more flies with honey than you will with vinegar.
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It's a tire....tires go flat.
