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Is this normal?
On May 15, 10:09*pm, "Don White" wrote:
"Frogwatch" wrote in message ... My Tolman with a 90 hp Yamaha 2 cycle has been in the shop since April 1 for rebuilding the carbs after I had some really bad fuel. *A *month and a half seems unreasonable to me and today they told me they were waiting on a back ordered carb jet and it would be delivered after June 1. *I called Yamaha HQ and found the part is NOT back ordered and arranged to have it shipped by Tuesday. *When I told the mechanic this he became defensive and said the part had been backordered but they had just had a shipment. *This did not coincide with what Yamaha told me but ok. So, what I wonder is if this time is reasonable? *Do such mechanics at marinas commonly put off the small jobs when a big boat with really high cost repairs comes in? You can imagine how busy they are this time of year...with all the regular longtime customers wanting their boats/motors serviced for spring use. He should be honest with you though.... if he can't get to you for a bit....he should firm a date down the road. agreed. |
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