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unit731 Senior Enthusiast

unit731

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OK. Some will say that I am nit-picking. Or to just go to hardware store and purchase some new ones. Or stainless steel ones. Or chrome plated ones. Or painted ones.

 

Sure, easy enough. But I think that Husky should get feedback from customers. If they never hear from people like me they may never know.

 

There is a buyer at Husky that buys all the nuts/bolts/screws for their products. That person should also know that there are issues with the quality of said items.

 

I asked for replacement screws. I sent a picture of the rust coated Husky ones.

 

Might mean something to Husky. Might not.

 

I am satisfied with the Husky Contoured Mud Guards. I would buy them again.

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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There's nothing at all wrong with polite notice of a problem with a company's product. I hope they make things right by you. We're talking about a few cents here and the perception of their product. I'd almost bet they'll help you out.

Outbacker Enthusiast

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Whenever I find a defect in a part, or piece of equipment, I always find a tactful way of letting the manufacturer/supplier know. I belive that any problems should be told to the company, and praise in a product should be told to everyone. A company cannot make changes, or improvements when they are unaware of what the problems are.

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Griffin86

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Whenever I find a defect in a part, or piece of equipment, I always find a tactful way of letting the manufacturer/supplier know. I belive that any problems should be told to the company, and praise in a product should be told to everyone. A company cannot make changes, or improvements when they are unaware of what the problems are.

 

+1 No use throwing tantrum, that won't help either side.

AllBlkdOut07 Senior Enthusiast

AllBlkdOut07

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Problem is most anything you put there is going to rust eventually, everything and everything get's kicked up onto the mudflaps/screws, even s/s will begin to rust over time, albeit it takes much longer. My beef with the screws are they are way too long, they stick out at least 1" and it's easy to stab your finger as you're cleaning back there.

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