CUT MOWER REV

Go to Rev Cut if you enjoy being lied to about equipment that you ask them to repair. Recently I dropped off a Toro lawnmower that is admittedly an older piece of equipment. It was running well the past few years and really needed no maintenance at all. I let it sit in the garage for a while and was having problems with it starting. Recently I have been doing quite a bit of work out of town. I have been spending one weekend a month at home at didn’t really want to spend part of that time fixing a lawnmower. I dropped it off on a Saturday. I told them that I was unable to get it to start and I would like them to fix it, change the oil and sharpen the blade. I also told them that if the repairs got too expensive for example more than what it would cost to buy a new mower to let me know. A week passed with no response. So I called them after nine days had passed. They told me that the lawnmower was beyond repair and had “no compression”. The following weekend I was able to make it in to the “repair shop” to pick up my usless piece of equipment. I went and purchased an $8 spark plug from Ace and this useless, no compression having, lawn mower fired back to life and manage to mow my entire lawn. Now I’m definitely no small engine mechanic, but a motor with “no compression “ probably shouldn’t be fixed by a mere spark plug. Needless to say I won’t be doing anymore business with Rev Cut.