Husqvarna Corporate Office

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Corporate Office Address:
Husqvarna Forest & Garden
Husqvarna Group
9335 Harris Corners Parkway
Suite 500
Charlotte, NC 28269
United States
Phone: 704-597-5000

Husqvarna Corporate Office Comments

Posted by Anonymous


I'm the owner of Hucks tree service in Monroe Virginia. I purchased a new Husqvarna 555 chainsaw auto tune. Long story short ran pretty good for a little while. Then it quit running strong. I put it in the shop on 460 owned by bobcat of Lynchburg, Virginia, they said it was the carburetor. Then they said the carburetor was on back order. They had the chainsaw for almost a year this month . When they finally got back to me, they said the motor was bad. It was not under warranty. They claimed they contacted Husqvarna and said that they wouldn't do anything about it and handed me my entire saw back in parts in a big box for the record this is the second Chainsaw like this that's lasted a little over a year. I've been in business 27 years and have spent thousands and thousands of dollars on Husqvarna chainsaws one I will never go back in Concord equipment on 460 highway between Appomattox and Lynchburg and I will never buy another Husqvarna chainsaw. There's no honor no integrity no customer service left in this country! Sincerely , HUCK

Posted by david


I bought my TS 348 XD in April of 2021 new. It cost nearly $ 4K. The fabricated deck has failed near the blade cover. I saw on the internet others have the same problem. The metal is very skinny and snapped. I am trying to contact the corporate office to confirm the warranty will cover this [3 year bumper to bumper] and no one ever answers the phone. This is not how to treat your customers.

Posted by Ralphie Rottencrotch


Bought a new 415X Auto Mower on June 1st. Have since been trying to reach a person at Husqvarna...trying to get my $100 dollar rebate for being referred. ABC incentives.com is supposedly handling this, but when I attempt to fill out the rebate form, my model isn't listed. Won't let me proceed until I fill in a model number. Have tried chatting with customer service. They tell me that ABC handles this. Have left 7 messages at their phone number... no messages returned due to protecting their employees from Covid. B.S. Would never have purchased this if I'd known how lousy Husqvarna customer service is. Don't advertise it if you're not going to honor it!!

Posted by Rick U


On 4/4/22 I took my TS248XD to the dealer after the transaxle failed with 25 hours on it. On 5/5/22 the dealer told me they were going to pull a transmission from the manufacturing line (Tuftorque) and send it. It is now 6/10/22, and all I hear is crickets. I have been unsuccessful, after 20+ attempts, in contacting a human save one who immediately
transferred me back to the same robot I keep trying to avoid.

Does anyone know how to get warranty service on a Huskvarna riding mower?

Posted by Charles


Spent two days on the phone with customer service just to find a chain for my chainsaw.First rep thought he had it figured out, but it turns out that his information was wrong after giving him all the model, run numbers and serial number. Second rep spent 2 hours with me only to end our conversation by indicating technical support could not figure out the correct chain. She suggested I take it to a repair shop. I do my own work and own a husqvarna blower, hedge trimmer and the chainsaw so I am a loyal customer. The disappointment and frustration of not having the manufacturer even identify their product and its parts is just ridiculous.I would not buy another husqvarna product again. There are odther brands that will deserve my attention

Posted by Thomas hocker


We bought a husqvarna lawn tractor, the push rods bent after 30 hours of use .its been in the shop 5 times. We tried to buy the warranty the very next day at rural king in zanesville ohio. They would not sell it to us.i thought husqvarna make better products

Posted by A very upset costumer cell phon


Ok this it i brought a husqvarna z254f zero turn use it 4 times now it in the shop before they look as it . I had to pay a 120 dollars so they could determine if it falls under warranty use it 4 times . I have a craftsman for 20 years no problem.only reason I brought a brand new one because the deck had cancer .should brought a new deck it would have save me a lot of money after it get out the shop I'm returning it and go get a craftsman.u can call me so we can have a conversation and try talking me out of buying a craftsman riding lawnmower because I'm going to reckmen people not to buy your product I travel all over the world

Posted by Anthony


To Whom It May Concern,

My reasons for writing to you are multifold. I recently purchased an Auto mower, the 435X, and wanted to congratulate Husqvarna for producing another fine homeowner tool. All of my yard equipment is Husqvarna because your products ALL embody the elegant and functional engineering, I have strived to achieve in my engineering management professional career. It is apparent that Husqvarna applies system engineering discipline in the design of your products.

The 435X is simple, rugged, intuitive to operate and a true workhorse. I purchased the robotic lawnmower because I have 1.1 acres hill that is entirely sloped. The slope ranges from 25 to 70 degrees. I traditionally mowed it by traveling upslope and backing down, under power, in my garden tractor. I was always fearful that the power belt would snap and I could come down backwards without any control. The 435X eliminated the issue. Congratulations on a fantastic piece of futuristic equipment!

I have a few suggestions that might make the product easier from a customer service perspective. First, it is important to realize that the average American consumer is not as sophisticated as are the average European or Scandinavian buyers.

1. I tried to purchase directly from a local dealer to include installation. That failed in a manner that reflects upon Husqvarna negatively.
2. I then purchased the 435X from a dealer, on line, as they had existing inventory. When I attempted to begin installation, your manual repeatedly referred to a pin code in order to start the installation process. The document did not refer to either the need for registration nor to the fact the serial number of the unit was only available on the packaging and that it was a necessary factor in obtaining the factory pin code. Normally I would cut the cardboard packaging for recycling within 1-3 days. Had I done so the serial number would have been lost to me forever. Also, it is necessary to understand that the nearest full-service dealership is 2.5 hours (one way) drive. It would also be helpful if I could correct any errors in my registration database without using Husqvarna customer service.
3. Your manual included an estimator for the mower time to ensure 100% coverage. My lawn is approximately 1.1 acres. The system fails to provide any indicator of the amount of bounded area that has actually been mowed. Consequently, I have spent two weeks assessing the coverage by walking the hill and adjusting the operating time accordingly. If the GPS record could produce an estimate of the percentage lawn mowed, the system operating schedule would be much easier to estimate and set.

The system has been installed and operating for 3 weeks and has shown itself to be reliable thus far. I would appreciate knowing how long in operating hours the unit is expected to operate without failure.

Best Regards,

Tony Corrado

Posted by Hollering


I brought a used mower and used it very little for 2 of 3 years cause it breaks down constantly. Has new motor and new safety switch. Got it going after a little trash removed from the gas. Now it's the transmission. It's a yr outside of the recalled mowers but its sucking the life out of me. Me and mowers dont get along.

Posted by Ken


Purchased a blower it broke down no dealer in Indian river county will repair it called dealer 30 my miles away he said just buy another blower they can't get parts

Whatever you do Don't buy a Husqvarna

Posted by James


You have a dealer in Tallassee, Alabama that steals money from customers. I took a Husqvarna model number into the store, and asked for the Husqvarna replacement bag for my push mower. I trusted the personnel to look at a computer and sell me the correct bag. 6 weeks later, they give me a bag that DOES NOT fit, and because it was a "special" order, I have to just forgo the $75.00. I will spend an entire week finding every social media outlet to ruin the reputation of this store. I also would think corporate may want to look at the activities of this store. In this pandemic, every dollar is essential. You have a store here that uses your name to attract customers, then defraud them out of hard to come by money these days. Not a good look for Husqvarna.

Posted by Anonymous


Biggest set of crap I've purchased for my landscaping company. 46" zero turn I have had 5 bolts already come out, my back pack blower has all the back tab pieces missing, weed eater the handle spin and broke. For what I paid for the equipment and run my business this is garbage. If would be nice if someone reached out. I'd love to stop lying for this junk.

Posted by Anonymous


Gentlemen; I bought a Husqvarna chainsaw in May of last year,2019. I have previously had other brand name saws over the past 30+ years and they have been very durable. When it came time for a new saw I wanted to purchase a Husqvarna because there was quality in the name. Unfortunately this was not the case as I found out. The problem I had with it was the clutch cover assembly developed a chip in the housing preventing me from adjusting the chain. I've never had this problem with any previous saw I've owned. Also it was not covered under warranty, which left me unsatisfied with your product.

Posted by MARKHUNTER


I have trying to get a hold of someone for 3 weeks now! No phone call back. I have been spending over an hour each day calling them at 800 487 5951 and nobody answers. I took my 11 month old Mower to get repair which should be under Warranty. Total cost was 832.36. Warranty only paid 346.39. 3 year bumper to bumper Warranty. They need to explain the reason why they only paid the 346.39 for a lawnmower which is only 11 months old....

Posted by Wendell(woody)


I'll load this junk on my trailer with a big sign as to how Husqvarna treats their customer after the sale check F.B Instagram I'll let everyone I know not to buy any junk from you

Posted by Wendell(woody)


Bought a 46 inch cut from Lowe's had the mower for 4 years it has a hydrostatic transmission.started leaking oil out from around axle took it to shop told only way to fix it was replace transmission reached out to Husqvarna one responce nothing since will junk mower out but will never buy another Husqvarna product again

Posted by Tom


I bought a Husky Tractor and bagger new from Lowes. The bagger doesn't fit on the tractor. I called Husky tech support on Saturday as their web site says they have hours until noon EST. They were closed. I sent email with my phone number. They respond within 48 hours. 4 days later.. no response. I called and was on hold over 2 hours. I sent another email. No response. I called and finally talked with someone that was NO help. Told me to take my new tractor to a dealer. I asked to speak with a supervisor. They hung up on me. I guess I will load my tractor up.. and take it back to Lowes and get the John Deer.

Posted by Paul


I would not buy any husqvarna products they do not care about the customers and the service locations do not do professional work I own 6 zero turn mower and the newer the mower the worst the get with quality and you can't even talk to someone about how terrible the service locations are.

Posted by Patricia


At my request after vacationing in Pa. my husband bought a riding lawnmower from your company. Every time we turn around this has to be taken in to be serviced. Something always breaks. I will never recommend your product to anyone. As I can see you really do not care about your customers since all the comments are not being dealt with, SHAME on you

Posted by Anonymous


I sent several emails regarding the functionality of my 24v48 Husqvarna riding lawn mower. Product 960450052 serial number 040716A018219. I have a little over 80 hours on it and it has been in the shop three times for its transmission. I found it has a plastic transmission which is substandard which makes the product not fit for a particular purpose which is a warranty implied by law by evidenced for me having to bring it to the shop to get fixed. The shop owner says his sales rep knows this product isn't any good but doesn't offer anything up. I would like you to pick up this machine and give a substantial credit toward another machine with a metal transmission. Please call me. I would like to talk about this with someone.

Posted by Anonymous


hi my name is keith I bought a chain saw from you 10-17 it just died 7-17 I cut down 5 small trees with it I didn't get even 2 years out of it I'm not too happy no one has called me or wrote me back from the last letter seems like no one cares at all,keith

Posted by Vera


I'm not happy with your company right now. I had bought a Husqvarna Riding lawnmower and bagger on May 8, 2016. It had a $100 rebate. I sent in the rebate form and the info that you needed. 2 months later I checked status. It says current status incomplete. I pushed the status it says, Your rebate has been submitted and is currently being processed. So now today I checked on it again, same message. I called the rebate center and they said that I had to register it and take picture of it. So now the rebate has expired and now I do not get the $100. I also own a Husqvarna weedeater. I really like your products, but I guess I'll find another company to buy my equipment from. Unhappy Customer

Posted by Anonymous


I Bought A Husqvarna Zero Turn M-zt 52 Mower From C&cfarm And Home #107 The Date Was 5/14/15 Went To Sharpen The Blades For First Time One Spindle Was Put On Wrong From The Factery The Blade Smasht The Star Went Back To C$cfarm And Home Store #107 They Dint Have The Cast Irion One Tryed To Sell Me Alunam Spindle I Like The Mower I Got A Lot Of Husqvarna Stuff

Posted by OPD


I replaced my old Sear Craftsman walk-behind push lawn mower, that lasted 19 years, with a new push mover I purchased at Lowes early March 2102. The only things I ever replaced on my old mower during that time was a new rear grass catcher and new set of wheels. After only one used, I returned the mower back to Lowes and then purchased a Husqvarna 6021P at Sears in March 2012. Recently, I noticed the front wheels were pointing outward (the right more than the left). After further investigation, I discovered the deck housing was cracked on both sides from the bottom to the bolt hole that holds the wheel height adjusters. I called Husqvarna and told them about my problem. I was told take it to Wylie Small Engine Service. They had it for two weeks, nothing was done. I called Husqvarna again. I was told three service center were in the Dallas area. They told me I had to take it to a service center to determine if it's a warranty repair. I got on each of their websites and left messages along with my work, home and cell phone numbers. After two days, not one reply. I called Husqvarna again and they called Ed's Lawn Equipment in Addison. I took it to them on Saturday (August 22) and as I did the service guy condescendingly told me that I must have been hitting fence post with the front wheels. I'm a License Mechanical Engineer in the State of Texas with 35 years of experience designing equipment. I know a poor design when I see one. I called on Thursday (August 27) to see if this was a covered warranty repair. I was told it was Husqvarna would warranty the repair. They told me they could not find a part number for a replacement housing. With my owner's manual in hand, gave them the part number for the housing. They suggested they could weld plates to the inside to stiffen up those areas and it would cost less than a new housing. I told them that they just admitted the Husqvarna housings are problematic.

I called their dysfunctional Warranty Department again to complained that my owner's manual in Section #9 Reinforced Stamped Deck Warranty is for ten years. Unable to respond, they patched me through to the Escalation Department. This pompous wind bag in that department, named Logan, tells me that Section #9 applies only to riding lawn mowers, not to my push mower. My question to him was, "Then why is this section in my owner's manual?" His condescending answer was, "We're being Green."

Husqvarna need to be reminded of Business 101. 1) The customer is always right! 2) Husqvarna is not the only manufacture of lawn mowers in the world! 3) A pissed-off customer will tell friends and relatives about their bad experience with a product way more than a satisfied one will.
Husqvarna was not my first choice in movers but my second. Now after this experience, I will never buy another one to save my life. Every time I'm in Lowes, Home Depot, Sears, or where ever and I see any one in the mower department, I'm going to stop and tell them not to buy Husqvarna products.

I admit my mistake....I bought a lawn mower from Husqvarna. But I also learn from my mistakes. I cannot say the same thing for them. Husqvarna is producing poor quality and they are not learning from their mistakes by all the complaints from their use to be customers.

I plan on posting a YouTube Video as I disassembly my mower to illustrate their poor quality.

Posted by Mike66


We purchased a Husqvarna LGT24K54 lawn tractor in June 2011. We were mowing with it last week when we heard a pop and it stopped - would not go forward or backward. The dealer picked it up - called the same day and informed us that the rear axle broke - the transmission would have to be replaced and the repair total would be around $1350.00. Now, this is a 4 year old tractor with approximately 200 hours on it that we paid $$2300.00 that is pretty much junk. I called the warranty phone number and was told it is out of warranty and they would not do anything. I asked for another phone number which is the corporate headquarters in North Carolina and was told the same thing. They would not even come out to look at it to see if it was a defect. We are very dissapointed in Husqvarna - we did so much research before we purchased and thought that we made a good choice. Of course, we will not purchase any Husqvarna products in the future. We are now in the market for a new lawn tractor which is not a purchase that we thought that we would have to make so soon.

Posted by Doug


Husqvarna Warranty Department. I registered my 455 Rancher online on 30 January 2015. The auto reply indicated an email would be sent shortly. It is now 11 February and still no email. I talked to Heather in Customer Support on 2 Feb and she said the warranty email could take up to 5 days (that's absurd in this day and age). Called back on 9 February and spoke with Tracey in Customer Service. He said the lady is out of the office and the other guy was away from his desk. Do you want his voice mail? I said NO. Please take my phone number and pass it along. Well, surprise, no phone call or email as of 11 February. This is totally unacceptable behavior. I have not put any gas or oil in the machine and I am seriously considering returning it and buying a Stihl chain saw. This is piss poor customer service. Does anyone have the number to corporate? I would love to inform them about their dysfunctional Warranty Department.

Posted by Roland Bagley


I have a husqvarna chainsaw 350 the head bolts came lose the muffler bolt came lose an ones stripped out plastic melted because of it an carb had to replace just not up to what I expected would like this matter addressed it's not used commercially either home owner had to buy a Stihl

Posted by James


In 2010 I replaced my echo blower which was 25 years old
with a husqvarna 125 hand held blower. It has been hard to start for a couple years. I took to have it repaired they said a screw came lose and it would cost 150.00 to repair it. I will never buy anything Husqvarna makes again.

Posted by Anonymous


if you are planning on buying a Husqvarna product take my advise and don't. buy a different brand name. if own a Husqvarna built piece of equipment believe me I feel your pain and frustration.

Posted by Pissed


I bought a Husqvarna lawn tractor from lowes and 1 week later front tires were going flat due to dry rotting and battery was dead.Spoke with sales manager at lowes and he said there was nothing they would or could do for me. Well after having to pump front tires up everytime I needed to cut grass I said fxxk it and went and bought new tires. Well guess what after 3 weeks of owning the tractor now the rear tires are the same way. I went to a different lowes and asked them if anybody else is having these issues and he informed me that every tractor they had delivered to the have bad tires and manufacturer is aware of it but still continue to sell them.

Posted by Shaff1234


I bought a Husqvarna 125BVX Leaf Blower from Lowes about 5 months ago and like most people I did not keep my receipt. Because I paid cash I am unable to obtain a copy from Lowes and Husqvarna will not honor the warranty. I even ask them to use the serial number which would show the production date and they said NO. I have 4 other products of theirs but it now looks like they've lost my future business and anyone else I can sway.

Posted by Anonymous


I bought a 223L weedeater and am having a lot of trouble with it. I got it in September 2013 and have had it in shop 3 times since April. It runs great but when I crank it the string wont roll back up. It is a defect by Husqvarna and I am stuck with it until my year is up. I guess I will just have to throw it away and buy another type of weed eater

Posted by Anonymous


I'm disappointed in the regards you people have and have shown to a customer who would spend $1500.00 on a mower. Three months ago I bought a mower and it's been in the shop 2 times now, to have the same problem fixed again. The dealer I bought it from, has refused to fix it. And if I fix it it voids the warranty. Now why should one of your customers be caught in the middle of this? I've never seen a company that didn't stand behind there equipment like you and this dealer. The excuses this man gave me is the most ridiculous things I've ever heard of. Basically saying I use the mower to much.Never in my life have I heard a story like that. Not in the advertisements you people do or the manual does it say how much you can use the mower. I think two yards that are 50x100 is not over using the mower. There is something wrong with it and know one wants to stand good for it.

Posted by Fred Sanders


If you've made it here, chances are you already purchased a piece of Husqvarna equipment. For that, I share your pain.



If you have not already purchased a product from Husqvarna, I would strongly recommend against it. I purchased a hedge trimmer model 122HD45. Here are the reviews from Husqvarna's own site:







My unit suffers from the same fuel problem as all the rest. My unit started having problems about 8 months after I purchased it. Husqavarna's response is simply fuel system problems aren't covered under warranty. I do not understand how as company you can sell a product with an obvious design flaw as described by the numerous reviews and decide the problem is beyond the scope of the warranty.



It's a pity because I used to be a steadfast advocate for their products. They've lost me as a customer and I will do my best through social media and word of mouth to dissuade others from purchasing their products simply because they do not stand behind their products.

Posted by MadAsHell


We purchased our Husqvarna mower May 2013 and have had nothing but problems. Since the time of purchase the blades fell off a couple times, a spindle broke and the battery needed to be replaces twice. Each time the customer service department was contacted, they would send us to a local shop (Pocono Tractor) that has contracts with Husqvarna. Each time we would get our mower back from them, we would still have the same issues occur after a few uses. This local shop now convinced us that the mower we bought was the wrong model for the size of our property. So after purchasing a zero turn for $5500 from them, we had the same exact issues as the one we already owned. The very first day it was delivered, the blade fell off after the guy showed us how to run it. His excuse to us was that the manufacturer must have not tightened the bolts all the way, then told us he had to come back the next day to put it on, since he did not have any tools with him. On the second day of owning the new zero turn mower, we put the key in the mower to start it up and bring it outside so the blade can be put back on, but the battery was dead. We contacted our bank to see if the check was cashed and since it was not, we put a stop on it. We contacted the local shop and told them to come get this expensive piece of crap machine thats in our garage and fix our other Husqvarna and we'll pay the cost. We got our mower back last week, but had to wait and use it since our roof was being replaced. I started cutting my grass today and was able to get the front done, but as soon as I went to cut the back which is on an incline, the mower started making noises like the blades are rubbing against metal. Afraid that something is going to break again, I shut the blades off and took it to my driveway where it looks like the belts are loose and my deck is crooked. I am now waiting for the corporate headquarters to open up at 8am to complain about one of the worst machines we ever owned. I know for a fact that nothing will be done about this matter, but we are still taking the mower to a different shop to be inspected, and will consider taking legal actions if it is discovered that the shop was not fixing our machine the correct way, plus making us dish out tones of money since all the problems were supposedly "not covered" under the extended warranty we paid extra money for. Further updates will be provided.

Posted by John-in-Lynchburg Va


I purchased a Husqvarna lawn tractor in June 2012. I am now on my 5th battery and waiting for a pick up date for service the third time. I purchased model# YTH21K46 serial#051712D022030 from Lowes in Lynchburg, Va. A few months later the battery was dead? Alta-Quip picked up the mower for repair and a week later returned it stating the battery is dead? Well duh! Anyway Lowes replaced it however a few months later it was dead again. This time I took it to Lowes per the manager's request and Alta-Quip picked it up for service this time they did replace a couple of part (the stater and something else-it's on file) and returned it to Lowe's for me to pick up. Well when I picked it up the battery was dead so again Lowes replaced the battery per the store manager. Recently I had to buy another battery, this time I purchased one from Advance Auto. Starting okay, but the mower was still not running right and would give me a shock at times when I would sit down. Well anyway the latest adventure with this lemon was yesterday (Thursday June 12th) it sputtered as if out of gas and then when I turned the key "nothing" not a grunt nothing. I'm no mechanic however my neighbor has a Husqvarna and he knows a little bit about the mower. So after examination under the hood it appear that the regulator/rectifier was fried. The mounting bracket broke and the thing had probably been arcing for sometime until it hit metal and stopped everything. It appears to me that you would have had to remove that to get replace the stator? So I'm wondering if it was too loose or too tight either way it fried the part. I have other Husqvarna products and have had not problems. I have two other neighbors that own Husqvarna lawn tractors they too have had no problems I guess I'm the lucky one to get the lemon of the bunch. Live and learn................Thanks John

Posted by Al


I purshased a zero turn in 2012 we spent most of the time take it back and fro to the shop to put belt on at least 20 time the deal said that was the worst zero term that we will con't to bring it back so in 2013 we took it back about 5 times so they gave us another but it was the same model. In 2014 summer just began it been back 6 times as of 6/07/2014. Took it back this morning 6/07/2014 in the am didnot finished the yard and it right back off please help us let us trade for a regular ridingmover please do something saved a year to buy one and this is what we get.

Posted by Akinds


Having to replace this cables on my CZ 4817
Gets very expensive @ the cost of $149-$199.00
They had a recall on this yrs ago. It's not fair to the
Customer for their mistake. Very disappointed
I will NEVER buy from Husqvarana again No
One will return calls or help with cost

Posted by 350 loose muffler


I purchased a Husqvarna 350 chainsaw in 2007. As a homeowner, I use it very little however the few times I used it, I was very happy with the performance, especially the start-up (which is important for an infrequent user). Two years ago, the muffler loosed and I lost one of the two bolts. I purchased a a new bolt but found the threads were stripped out of the head. I retapped the hole and used a larger bolt. Next time I used the saw the same thing happened to the other bolt. Checking on-line, I see this is somewhat of a common problem with this model and changes were made in subsequent models. I've contacted customer service and have been very disappointed in the lack of support I received.

Posted by Birdman


Warning: Buyer-be-wary: Husqvarna very prickly to work with...

I bought a walk behind self propelled lawn mower from Lowe's on 4-10-14 and unboxed, attached the handle, put the oil and gas in and was ready to mow... or so I thought... I went about 50 feet and noticed that only one front wheel was pulling. I immediately stopped the mover and removed the wheel that was not working properly. As soon as I removed the wheel the drive gear fell off. It was missing the axel clip, that holds the drive gear in place, at the end of the axel. Right out of the box from the factory. What a huge disappointment! Lowe's happens to be some distance from my house so I went to Ace Hardware and bought several clips, just to make sure that I had the proper size. Less than $2.00. I returned home and got the mower up and running straight away with no issues.

Now for the insult to injury part II...

I was very disappointed that my brand new mower had some minor damage to the teeth on the inside circumference of the wheel where the drive gear mates. I took the initiative to reach out to Husqvarna to ask for a replacement front left tire. I offered photos of the damage to the front wheel and a copy of my receipt from Lowe's. They indicated my only options were to return the mower to Lowe's or to take it to a service center for assessment and repairs. Both options will cost Husqvarna a significant amount of money not to mention a total inconvenience for me. All I am seeking is a new front wheel for an out of the box failure due to a missing part... Definitely not an unreasonable request.

I will think twice about purchasing another Husqvarna product after this ridiculous experience.

Posted by Anonymous


I have been trying to buy a polesaw. Tractor Supply in Bardstown,KY. has two in a lockup room the Store,they have been there for about two years. The store manager has told serveral time that he needs to get they out an mark them down,but he hasn't yet.I would try to buy one if he would be reasonably. Is there any way your rep could get them out anreduce it for me.

Posted by Dave L


I have to agree with Mr Horak on his comments. We recently had a ranger455 catch on fire after it was running for a few minutes. Just think I could have lost my house and garage and our son could have been injured if he wasn't watching the chainsaw. Their customer service couldn't help so they said the legal team would be calling us. Yeah right it's been 2 weeks. Letter is on its way to corporate office we will see what happens. Wouldn't a big corporation want to satisfy their customers. I won't even touch our other chainsaw from them it will probably explode and they will say it was our fault.

Posted by Commodore Horak


HUSQVARNA USA


Dear Sirs.



Upon confirming again the unusual fact that HUSQVARNA does not volunteer its contact e-mail address to customers, a conversation with your operator Maria I have recorded both for quality purposes and future references, as before, I am sending you in hard copy my answer to a mail received on March 6, 2014, signed by Richard Haynes.



I trust my position is clear and self-explanatory, although perhaps you may wish to examine our previous correspondence and contacts.



Thank you.



George J. Horak



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Response By Email (Richard Haynes) (03/06/2014 04:40 PM)

Mr. Horak,

I have read your complaint and would like to offer my response. To the best of my ability I am trying to understand your description of the failure. The problem you describe sounds like the chain brake assembly. (?) Although you give me your opinion on what is proper reinforcement, I can assure you it is properly reinforced. I make this determination because the chain brake assembly is part of the safety features on this saw. They are designed and tested to provide proper function under adverse conditions. They are regulated by the government for operation. Another reason I am certain the assembly operates as designed, we manufactured (in 2007) at least 7 models that shared this assembly. We have no data reporting excessive failures. With these facts I am certain the chain brake was designed and functioned properly.

The bar bolts will fail if they have been overly tightened and pulled through the side of the case. They can also fail if under tightened and the bar is allowed to move or flex. Again, this is the major stress area of the chainsaw. This design is used on a tremendous amount of units we have sold. There are no reports of multiple failures on this part either.

I can only conclude the saw (although with low use) was not operated properly. The failures you have described are not design flaws.

Unfortunately with the age of the saw (minimum 7 years old) I am unable to offer assistance in the repair.



Customer By CSS Web (George Horak) (08/19/2013 12:27 PM



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Dear Mr. Haynes.



If your ridiculous conclusions based on unfounded issues represent the official technical response of HUSQVARNA, then there is not much more to be said. Behind the false advertising façade HUSQVARNA is just one more of the numerous gross, unprincipled and above all dishonorable outfits out there after profit only. With no moral or factual responsibility behind the products, HUSQVARNA poses with allegations of traditional Swedish reputation for quality.



Your patronizing response with obviously no technical background qualifications, with which you brush away a serious complaint, is outright offensive. Your personal judgments not only show you are a complete neophyte but in as far the industrial design is concerned all you try to do is dismiss a legitimate protest. You try to evade the specific problem by empty made-up conclusions. You are a hired charlatan who composes nonsense.



When I have sent HUSQVARNA my initial complaint on August 19, 2013, thinking HUSQVARNA would not only understand but feel responsible, I was not looking for an undue advantage but some sort of gentlemanly solution to an obvious problem both HUSQVARNA and I could live with. But of course, in order to reach such an agreement you first have to deal with an honorable outfit to handle such a complaint. Not an arrogant administrative office clerk apparently in charge of the "complaints department", employed to minimize the financial losses caused by defective tools by bouncing off any and all complaints. I no longer look for that solution.



While there are more deserving issues in the world today to be concerned about, I have no alternative than to take the time, the effort, and the expenses of showing to the world what kind of miserable organization HUSQVARNA really is. This is not a future threat, only an intent to correct a gross injustice.



After receiving on March 6, 2014 what you so aptly called a "response to my problem", and please do not miss your own added sarcastic legend "STATUS: SOLVED", my initial discontent has quickly turned into anger. The fact that you took nearly

SEVEN MONTHS (!)

to send that reply not only indicates the level of customer care HUSQVARNA maintains, but probably also the enormous amount of complaints you have to answer daily.



Your conclusions are intentionally deceptive and misleading lies, based on absolutely no substance, which ultimately makes them offensive not only to me but to all potential HUSQVARNA customers.



".....I can only conclude the saw (although with low use) was not operated properly. The failures you have described are not design flaws.

Unfortunately with the age of the saw (minimum 7 years old) I am unable to offer assistance in the repair....."



Your "personal opinions" are not only objectionable, but are a poor cover-up for defective products. In this regard I want to hear your qualifications in industrial design in order to dare to emit such statements with any kind of authority. According to your local dealer, the chainsaw cannot be repaired. I agree with the diagnosis.



Your conclusion "the saw wasn't operated properly" is a flat-out insult. I have a lifetime experience in operating all kinds of machinery and instruments and I can prove it. It will be your turn to prove you have sufficient technical education to emit such stupid opinion and the expertise to state the tool is properly designed. It is already obvious you have no tact or manners. We will have to see about that, Mr. Haynes.



I own one car that works perfectly for THIRTY SIX YEARS.

I own two cars that work without any problems for TWENTY ONE YEARS.

I own an old SKILL electric drill that works for THIRTY YEARS.

I own a SEIKO Submariner watch that works for THIRTY NINE YEARS.



And your chainsaw broke down after less than TWENTY HOURS of use ? And you are so naïve you are implying this was due to my bad handling ? Based on WHAT - Mr. Haynes ? You don't know me, you haven't even seen the tool, you haven't tested my statement, and yet you simply refuse HUSQVARNA's responsibility because that is the policy, that is what you get paid for. Talk nonsense to get rid of legitimate claims.



So according to your "expert opinion", a tool, a piece of machinery ages simply by sitting on the shelf. Interesting. The fact it has been barely used bothers you none. For public record, please state the life expectancy of a HUSQVARNA product. Besides remitting this information to the respective agencies created for precisely the purpose to avoid deceptive product marketing for in-depth investigation, I will publish it in social media to forewarn potential clients. I will accompany the text with some really revealing close-up photographs. When I stated the chain saw had less than 20 hours of use, I was prepared for the possibility HUSQVARNA would wish to confirm that by having the tool examined by an independent expert named, for example, by the Federal Consumer Protection Agency. So there is no discussion in this sense. Yet you foolishly decide 20 hours is the total expected use of the tool.



"....Although you give me your opinion on what is proper reinforcement, I can assure you it is properly reinforced. I make this determination because the chain brake assembly is part of the safety features on this saw. They are designed and tested to provide proper function under adverse conditions. They are regulated by the government for operation...."



Regarding this statement (and I will sum up at the end my requests to prove and validate your statements), your "assurance" is hardly anything else but an empty word. How can the fact "...the chain brake assembly is a part of safety features..." justify your assurance of "proper reinforcement" ? Where is the logical connection ? You don't even know what am I talking about, since there is NO reinforcement whatsoever in that particular section of the bushing support frame. And that is not a question of "opinion", Mr. Haynes, but a cold fact. Once the tool is examined by a real expert, the fact it is defective will be confirmed. Perhaps you care to elaborate about what are and what are not the "adverse conditions" under which the tool is guaranteed to work, as compared to those I have subjected it to ? And one more point: please indicate where can I find the text you mention of the "government regulations for operation", since I believe you invented that phrase. I could not help noticing the strange safeguard term your response is offered as "to the best of your personal ability". That about sums it up, as the subject is highly questionable, doesn't it, Mr. Haynes ? Thank you for clearing that up for me.



With regards to your additional alleged explanation of the failure and another true gem,

"..The bar bolts will fail if they have been overly tightened and pulled through the side of the case. They can also fail if under tightened and the bar is allowed to move or flex. Again, this is the major stress area of the chainsaw. This design is used on a tremendous amount of units we have sold. There are no reports of multiple failures on this part either....."

I must tell you the only person who touched the bar bolts, after barely a few hours of use, when the silencer nearly fell off by the vibration, just as described on the Internet comment, was your authorized HUSQVARNA representative I had mentioned in my complaint. Thus I cannot tell if they were or not "overly tightened". In conclusion, and you would not lie about this, would you, there are "no reports of failures on this and the part I have complained about." Then - what ARE they about, Mr. Haynes ?



Incidentally, I have found several published comments regarding that particular tool on social media, describing various ailing defects, such as the silencer mount on the cylinder head. With time I shall collect these public comments and attach them to my complaint to the Better Business Bureau and the Federal Consumer Protection Agency with copies to the North Carolina State Attorney's Office and other entities.



Just as a matter of semantic interest, and I understand how deeply concerned you are, that "you cannot offer me assistance in the repair of the tool because of its extreme age of 7 (seven) years" (discarding the estimated actual use of less than about 20 hours), in your expert opinion, how old should a saw be and how many hours of use should it have for HUSQVARNA to actually feel responsible to execute a repair or replacement ?



I will therefore retain an honorable firm to collect and compose all pertinent data, including circumstantial witnesses and detailed photographs, to submit my strongest protest against these shady business practices employed by HUSQVARNA, requesting a government investigation followed by court decision of fitting punishment. To this effect I will remit the chainsaw in question to whichever authority the North Carolina State Attorney's Office or a Federal Agency indicate for a technical analysis of the problem. I will further empower a representative to initiate legal action against HUSQVARNA for fraud and intentional deceit. All procedures and results will be published in social media to forewarn gullible customers.



Govern yourself accordingly. Have a highly profitable day.



George J. Horak

USCG Licensed Captain

Posted by Hi-C46


RE: Very, Very Long Wait for a Replacement Part



Unit: Riding Lawn-Mower Tractor Purchased from Lowe's Home Improvement Center in
I purchased this riding lawn mower tractor from Lowe's with a 3-year warranty from the manufacture, Husqvarna. And it had only 1 1/2 years when in October 2013 a tension pulley plastic cap (part#: 583435501) broke off. I called Husqvarna customer service (1-800-487-5951) for a replacement & repair of the broken part. I was referred to a repair shop of County Line Hardware in Jackson, NJ (USA). I brought the riding lawn mower to the service shop on October 8, 2013. The repair shop could not get the part until mid-January, 2014. In November and December of 2013 I, personally, called Husqvarna customer service about the delay of obtaining that part. I was told that it was not available and it is on back-order. The part cost about $3.00. Customer service gave me some excuse that the transmission on this unit is manufactured by a third party, possibly a Sears transmission.



I'm very disappointed & dismayed about the very long delay of obtaining the replacement part & repair. I cannot in good conscience recommend Husqvarna products based on my terrible experience of support from Husqvarna. I thought Husqvarna was a very reputable company. At the time of purchase I was deciding between John Deere and Husqvarna riding lawn mower tractors.




Very Disappointing Customer

Posted by DeeH


Please read entire review. Warning to all Smitty's lawn and garden of Olathe Kansas customers, I purchased over $2100 worth of new Husqvarna products from them 3 months ago. Salesman was helpful; although I found it odd they felt compelled to put gas in all 4 items before I could leave with them, even when asked not to. Now, I used snow blower first time last week, belt breaks after 15 minutes use. I took to them for warranty work. They refused to do anything until I pay them a $65.00 "diagnostic fee". I refused because it was under warranty, and purchased through them, otherwise I wouldn't have had a problem with it. Manager became very confrontational. I said I would return my entire purchase for a refund and purchase elsewhere. He told me the equipment is now used since they all had fuel in them. Now understand, I didn't put the gas in them, they did! Manager then told me to leave and not to return. I called Husqvarna customer service, they said this fee is not customary with their dealers, and these snow blowers had a bad batch of belts and would be covered. I further find out most other dealers will not do warranty work on products sold by other dealers. In my opinion, Smitty's is holding Husqvarna's warranty service hostage for $65.00 and is tarnishing Husqvarna's name. Is that worth losing a potential lifetime customer over an already warrantied item? I guess so. I love Husqvarna products and original salesman did good job getting the sale. Please learn from this and purchase your products somewhere else.

Posted by Melissa


I have a Viking 1 sewing machine which I love. The stitch length regulator part broke. I was disappointed and surprised to find out it was plastic, in such an expensive machine. Can you either tell me where I can buy this part, or if any current machines use this same part so I get the replacement part?

Posted by Kayem


I have 4 husqvarna sewing machines. Last one I bought cost $10,000 and it has been in the shop with the other new one I bought for over 6 weeks. The people that are supposed to fix it are in need of more training. I got it and took it in for repairs to the shop inside JoAnns in Greenwood Indiana. Maybe a word from you would get it done.

Posted by Rusty


I purchased a 54 inch cut Husquarna, new from Millers Hardware in Harrison, Ar. in Nov, 2012. I could not wait to get it home and try it out. The first time out the deck fell off1/4 mile from my shop, got that repaired and adjusted as it should be, then began to mow the few acres I have, and the right side blade fell off. Again repaired the mower and got back to my task. Well the next few trips out small repairs were needed, loose bolts, seat nuts falling off.. I took the mower to my shop and went thru it checking all of the nuts and bolts, and it ran great. Then in Oct. of this year, it stopped again, would not move forward and had to pull it back to the shop and run it into the dealer. The repair shop advised it was the fan pull ass. and the belt that had broken. (less than a year old HUMM). They did say that it would be covered by the factory because being less than one year. THREE weeks went by, they could not find the part, and it was not in stock anywhere. The fourth week I went back and asked for the part number, and returned home. I called Husqvarna, they just gave me the run around stating parts were out there. Then called the maker of the rear end again he said the parts were out there, and HE had 250 unit sitting on the line to add to the rear ends that they were making. The contact at Hydro Gear (makers of the unit) told me to call Oscar Wilson at that he would have one. Well called the number he gave me and the lady told me that Mr Wilson does not take calls, and talk on the phone. Re called Hydro Gear and he left a message for Wilson to call me and he did stating once again that there were NO parts to repair the mower in the Loop. Now its 5 weeks in the shop for a 40 dollar repair. I found the part at Sears and its on the way. I will NEVER PURCHASE another Husqvarna product. And if any one would like a copy of the pictures I plan on taking when I place the mower on the trailer, and take it to Branson, MO., Mt Home, Ar, and around my home city please respond.. Nothing but the run around, phone bill over the 40 dollars for the part, and 5 weeks with out a mower that has been problems from the first day. Its not like the repair shop is in town its 33 miles one way.. Stay away from Husqvarna.. For the Price I Paid for the mower I could have purchased TWO Club cadets, and have one on standby if it ever broke. (took 12 years for mine to break. ))))

Posted by Anonymous


Husqvarna is awful! Will not and have not recommended it to anyone. We purchased a 2246LS Lawn Tractor several years ago, had nothing but trouble out of the front end. Replaced it and it's still no good. You should be ashamed selling this junk. People have to work hard for their money and all you are doing is taking it. Don't see how you sleep at night.

Posted by kathy


I was widowed four years ago and needed a new riding lawn mower since my husband had always done that job.. I went to Lowe's in New Philadelphia and asked for 'the most powerful lawn tractor' they had; they showed me a Husquvarna - which I bought for around $2,500.00. Powerful? The thing is absolute JUNK! Had I been a bit wiser, I would have returned it within the first week...but I kept thinking 'I' was the one at fault. It gets stuck on the slightest divet and every single time; it struggles and often fails to climb the smallest hill (can you imagine how frightening it is when you're half-way up a hill & the mower refuses to budge? I was TERRIFIED it would roll back down with me ON it!); it also sputters and stops for NO REASON - even immediately after being SERVICED. I am on a limited income & just now am getting it paid off. THANKS A BUNCH for manufacturing CRAP and selling it to idiots like me! IF I can unload it for 1/3rd what I paid, I will do so & buy a mower that actually DOES THE JOB. I used our old Wheelhorse & our old Snapper to drag foundation stones up the same hill your husqvarna refuses to climb without dragging ANYTHING. When I thought about that, I realized the fault was not mine but your product's.

Posted by Dean Abraham


I bought a new Husqvarna hedger, $250. The blade comes with a cover that is bolted on with a pattern I am not familiar with. Not a wrench, or screw, so I cannot use it. The companies customer service says it does not come with any tools? How am I suppose to use it? I guess I'll be sending it back. What a waste.
Dean Abraham, Senior Vice President, MORGAN STANLEY.

Posted by mikenquincy


I own a 125-L string trimmer that I took to my local repair facility (B&T Small Engines in Tallahassee Fl) to repair the cord pulley that broke. This shop cannot find the proper parts for the repair after searching our entire region. I had to go buy another trimmer (this time a reliable Echo) to keep the weeds cut on my property while I wait on the Husqvarna to be repaired. The repair shop has been very apologetic but is at a loss as to why the part is so hard to find. He's says ownership of this company has changed which may be part of the reason. I do know that Husqvarna has lost me as a customer from buying their products in the future. And I get the feeling they don't really care about customer satisfaction from my experience. There are better brands in the market place.

Posted by Anonymous


had a stihl for 20 years until it finally died. now have a 455 rancher by husqvarna which lasted 11 months. brought it into an authorized service center almost 2 months ago. They stated that it has undergone a catastrophic failure and need authorization to repair from Husqvarna, which they are still waiting for and is unknown if it will be forthcoming. They stated the pin to the piston has broken. I am now almost 2 months without the saw.

Posted by Anonymous


I own one of your riding mowers On 7/8/13 I was told by Tuff Torq and Husquarna there was a problem at times with axles breaking in half at the wheel.



Husquarna said this issue would be covered at no charge to me, I had my mower picked up by A1 Service ($50) the next day.



Now 8-2-13 I'm told it is not covered and when I call Husquarna back I was nicely told I may have missed understood.



Very unhappy - Kens

Posted by RockyFjord


I once owned a Jonsered, wonderful saw, gave it to a friend who coveted it. Today I bought a Husqvarna 240 at Lowes, took home added chain oil and H. premix gas. I followed the quick start instructions to a T. The instructions are all wrong. They must be written for cold weather climate. I'm in Florida. I squeezed the prime button six times per the instructions. No doubt it was already flooded by this. Then I pulled the choke out all the way per instructions and pulled cord waiting for it to fire. I pulled enough to cause damage to rotator cuff, but
it would not fire. I puched choke in half way, Same thing,
would not fire. I pushed in all the way, would not fire.
After waiting about 1/2 hour, the saw started on the first pull. It was flooded. One nut on bar rattled off. I stop and started again a few times, but it was still a pain in the arse, killing my arm and shoulder, good compression though. Maybe it would have settled down and started easier
after time, but with the nut rattling off, and it was not a tight fit to begin with, too sloppy on bolt, I decided to return it for my money.

The reason I'm writing this is that the company ought not write starting instruction if they do not apply to all climates. They should say in hot climates, squeeze primer button four times and do not choke, or something appropriate. If there hadn't been instructions, I may have
used my common sense and not choked it. That's the problem with poorly written information: unless it is accurate for
all conditions, better to not write any at all, and let the
operator use his own discretion.

Posted by Anonymous


I ordered Husqvarna SRD17530 that was supposed to be with Hydrostatic Transmission and wash port. The unit came with neither. Husqvarna reply was sorry we don't produce this with such features. But on there web sight it pictures the unit with these features. In THE END i DID NOT TAKE DELIVERY OF THE LAWN TRACTOR. This company does not comply with what is shown on their web sight.

Posted by davew


I purchased Poulon 20 inch Chainsaw on 9/13/2012. I actually wanted to buy a Husqvarna saw but they had no 20" inch saws in stock so I purchased the Poulon Pro saw when the sales person told me that it was a Husqvarna made saw with no differences. I bought the saw and used it about 20 hours total when it started to idle roughly and would not stay running. Since I bought this at Lowes in Kona Hawaii and purchased a 3 year service contract with the saw, I returned the saw for service. The saw was returned with a $50 charge and a note saying that the saw would not be serviced under either warrenty or service contract. After several acrimonious meetings between myself and the lowes personnel during which I was told that I should not have purchased to poulan because it was the Husqvarna cheap, big box store product and would never last. I want to return the saw and get a Husqvarna 20" but after 3 meetings over several days lowes finally agreed to no cost repair but would not exchange the saw for a Husqvarna under any conditions. I offered to pay any difference but I was told that I bought it and it was now my responsibility. The saw is still at Lowes store, I do not want it, I do not trust lowes to honor the service contract. This is a very bad situation that does will hurt Husqvarna. I have 3 other Husqvarna chain saws with no problem.

Posted by onejeepnc


I have a Husqvarna Lawn Tractor - this machine has given me a continuous problem since it was 3 months old. The dealer J&B Greene of Ronda NC; have tried over the last 2 years to fix this mower and they can't seem to do it. Corporate say the dealer needs to fill out the proper paperwork to get my mower replaced under warranty. But the Dealer wants to keep messing around with it changing out parts. I'm EXTREAMLY FRUSTRATED with the run around I'm getting. I have made videos of what my mower is doing. I can mow for 45 minutes to 1 hour then it starts cutting out, spitting & sputtering and will not run work anything; I can cut the deck off and it clears up, as soon as I turn the deck back on it goes all to pieces again. In order to finish mowing my yard I have to let the mower completely cool off and then I can mow again. I traded a 26 year old Cub Cadet in on this mower and it would mow circles around this mower I have now. I would just like someone from Husqvarna Corporate to contact me. Thing is ALL my neighboros & family sees how this mower runs and nearly all of them say they wouldn't by a Husqvarna due to the run around I have gotten. All of my yard equipment is Husqvarna products and the other things I own couldn't be any better. I ( & my family & neighboros) feel like I'm getting screwed because I'm not a yard service who buys lots of equipment...... any help would be greatly appreciated !!!!

Posted by bobcuz


Own a 2006 Zero-turn, have had to replace front wheel bearing ay least 10 time since purchasing. This is either a design flaw or poor engineering, either way it cost me time and money, will never buy Husqvarna again. Called to talk to someone at district office their is no district office, talk to parts personal they can't even tell you if parts are ordered. Its has been (Z-tun mower) in shop for three weeks and no repair date (pick up) , they tell me parts are back ordered, how long does it take, are parts coming from China, just fix it

Posted by Howard Ed


Mr. Thompson purchased a 2007 Diesel utility vehicle from a Husqvarna dealer (dealer out of business now). Mr. Thompson is 84 years old and on limited income. He lives in West Virginia and wanted something to ride around in to neighbors. In 2011, he was coming home and heard something that sounded like a stick stuck in the drive chain. He stopped and looked, but saw nothing. When they tore the machine down, the drive belt had came off, hit the transmission and bent the shaft. They want over a $1,000 just for the shaft. Do you know where he can get help getting this repaired. Four years of riding roads at 15-25 mph, isn't a good reference to your product. He lives in the country and rode this to his wifes' grave.
Thank you for any help.

Posted by Anonymous


I bought a new all wheel drive Husqvarna push mower in May of this year, took it home and started it up. The thing made so much noise,the tire shook, and the firt time I mowed the lawn it would not even move. If you would pick it up by the handle,the wheel just hung down.$500.00 and it is a pile of junk!!!!!!!!!!! It was bought at Dubuque Power Equipment,it is a HUS 22AWD/HONDA GCV190/AUTC Serial Number:040913m041898 THE COST WAS $502.89. I THINK THE CORP. OFFICE SHOULD BE BUYING THIS BACK!!!!! I KNOW THAT THIS IS NOT THE FIRST ONE TO BE RETURED !!!!! THANKS FOR YOUR TIME.

Posted by Eddie2


Not to Happy, I would think that you product would last more than 2 years My problems started in 2006,when I purchased my fist PE550 Weed Eater Gas Edger, after only using it twice the rope pulled out, returned to Local Fleet Farm, had repaired and used 1 more time, rope pulled out again, Fleet Farm replaced, give me another, didn't use until next year 2007, worked fine that year and 2008,and 2009 but in 2010 first time couldn't pull on rope tight, return back to Fleet Farm, sent in for repairs, they found out that the plastic shaft that holds the recoil assy. had melted and the recoil came all a part. after more then couple weeks, I was told by Fleet Farm, that the had a replacement unit, no paper work, but was told only 30 day warranty toke home and used it for 2010 and the next year 2011, but 2012 started to have problems recoil was hard to pull, would pull out and sometimes was tight, only used twice, then 2013 couldn't pull out recoil tight again, I toke apart and found the same thing, the plastic shaft had melted and recoil came apart, I know it is 6 years, but shouldn't your machine last longer then 2 years, the edger is only used 3 time a year, I have called and sent E-mails to weed eater and it seems that the warranty is only 2 years no matter how many defective machine you have. The 2 Ticket #'s with your escalation department are and both calls your escalation people don't seem to care for all the problems I have had. I can't be the only person. Is this a production problem, I thought you should know. Thank you for letting me get this off my chest, VERY CONFUSED why your customer care people think that a edger should only last 2 years when I only used them only 3 or 4 time a year, Eddie Langenberg

Posted by darkangel3559


Wow...Just ordered an item and got through to the right person, received great service and got issue well taken care of. Couldn't ask for any better.

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