I share your frustration. my tolerance has also come to an end now.A certain wife has now supplied me wrong items on more than four hundred occasions, I was willing to give a bit of leeway initially but not anymore.I am always very specific in mentioning the exact particulars of what I want before requesting anything, but despite this, over last thirty two years have been handed: wrong meal, wrong clothing, wrong drink & wrong tool. It is always the same woman and so I see it as a basic 'not listening' issue that is unfortunately widespread (according to my friends), because to listen properly just takes that little bit more effort that the lazy wives won't do. Pre marriage training needs to shift its focus. I will say they are always apologetic but no point apologising if you are not interested in changing your ways.Looking to taking my loving elsewhere now. Still looking.
Problem isn’t just with the dealer. Gotta blame HD too i.e. when they supply something with the correct part number and it still doesn’t fit. Then you have to work to get a refund.
Yes that can happen, The numpty at the factory puts the wrong part in the wrong bag, and all the numbers line up but it doesn't fit.
Jeeze Ranga, a real mechanic, not many around these days. I recall from my old tech school days, even something as low tech as carpentry, it was measure twice, cut once.
Here's a heads up for you mate. When I used to own metrics I used to order my parts from Melbourne. It was quicker to order from there, than to order from the slackkers three suburbs away in Brisbane.
Oh, certainly quick alright. Parts supplied very quickly, straight off the shelf - issue was they were not the parts I wanted.
