Shotgun shock problem
man, sometimes some of you need to realize stuff just happens. Sure it sucks when it happens to you, and I would be irritated too. If things never went bad, there would be no need for warranties on stuff. The good news is, from what I have seen, JD seems to really give a **** about his reputation. That's not a real common trait anymore. Fortunately for us, most of the people who still hold customer service in high reguards are supporting vendors on this board. JD, Drew, Jamie @ fulemoto, and even the Samson guy that posts here have all stepped up at one time or another. You just got to take a step back sometimes and remember, **** breaks.....
Former Sponsor
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Los Angeles, CA
man, sometimes some of you need to realize stuff just happens. Sure it sucks when it happens to you, and I would be irritated too. If things never went bad, there would be no need for warranties on stuff. The good news is, from what I have seen, JD seems to really give a **** about his reputation. That's not a real common trait anymore. Fortunately for us, most of the people who still hold customer service in high reguards are supporting vendors on this board. JD, Drew, Jamie @ fulemoto, and even the Samson guy that posts here have all stepped up at one time or another. You just got to take a step back sometimes and remember, **** breaks.....
Road Master
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man, sometimes some of you need to realize stuff just happens. Sure it sucks when it happens to you, and I would be irritated too. If things never went bad, there would be no need for warranties on stuff. The good news is, from what I have seen, JD seems to really give a **** about his reputation. That's not a real common trait anymore. Fortunately for us, most of the people who still hold customer service in high reguards are supporting vendors on this board. JD, Drew, Jamie @ fulemoto, and even the Samson guy that posts here have all stepped up at one time or another. You just got to take a step back sometimes and remember, **** breaks.....
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Road Master
Joined: Oct 2010
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From: Katy, TX
Oh my shotgun has been the best mod on my scoot. For all you little boys that can't fix tour own scoots than take it and get it fixed im positive JD will stand behind his product. For all you that are just posting to provoke there are two things you can 1. Nothing and 2. Get it over it. Shheesh please post ur skills on how I can assist instead of being little whinny b*-+$&%
Love my Shotgun shock as well.
Tourer
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Snapped 2 Craftsman swivel sockets using a 4' cheater bar. The left side is easy to break loose. But the one on the right there is less room and the socket is at a horrible angle. Going to try to use a 3/4 closed end wrench and a 3lb. hammer.
Love my Shotgun shock as well.
Love my Shotgun shock as well.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: WA - The State
man, sometimes some of you need to realize stuff just happens. Sure it sucks when it happens to you, and I would be irritated too. If things never went bad, there would be no need for warranties on stuff. The good news is, from what I have seen, JD seems to really give a **** about his reputation. That's not a real common trait anymore. Fortunately for us, most of the people who still hold customer service in high reguards are supporting vendors on this board. JD, Drew, Jamie @ fulemoto, and even the Samson guy that posts here have all stepped up at one time or another. You just got to take a step back sometimes and remember, **** breaks.....
Add to that service after the sale, which as you said sometimes seems to be the exception to the norm. But with J.D. it seems to be the norm, to the point I've never heard anyone who had a question or complaint still have it after talking to the man. That says A LOT.
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Snapped 2 Craftsman swivel sockets using a 4' cheater bar. The left side is easy to break loose. But the one on the right there is less room and the socket is at a horrible angle. Going to try to use a 3/4 closed end wrench and a 3lb. hammer.
Love my Shotgun shock as well.
Love my Shotgun shock as well.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: WA - The State
Best wrench to break shoulder bolt loose, sears craftsmen 3/4 combination cross force wrench.The handle is twisted allowing for a larger area to hit with hammer or push with hand. I lay on the ground and push wrench with my booth. If there isnt one in your area, let me know and I will ship one with your replacment shock,will then have an excuse to go tool shopping.