Well I spoke with the guy a few minutes ago. He is willing to accept $300
for it. I told him what powerdyne wanted to refurb it. I didn't bother
telling him that I could do it myself. I can get the bearings for about $100
and can goto the auto hobby shop and beadblast everything for about $5 :)
All is well now, thanks for everyones advice.
Marty
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<Pukeloser@aol.com> wrote in message news:162.1564d13b.2ad5fcd2@aol.com...
>
> By telling you a general condition of the product the seller gave you what
> the legal field refers to as an "implied warranty" which means the product
> should meet the descricption and you are entitled to a refund (in this
case
> not to pay) if it doesn't. Of course you'd have to return the item.
> Personally I would email the seller and see if he'd be willing to knock
off
> the cost of rebuilding the unit.
>
> John S
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