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- posted March 4, 2016 in Husqvarna: Ask & Answer > Riding Lawn Mowers
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keep your eyes on the rear diff mounting brackets as there known for breaking right off the frame
in fact one guy it happened to in his driveway which was a slight hill,, when they broke he had no control
of the mower and rolled right out into the street,, Husqvarna blamed it on abuse he ended up suing husqvarna
the next thing that will happen is broken welds on the deck brackets as they are poorley welded and Husqvarna knows it
also the front spindle welds break along with the cheap k46 tuff torque axles snap in this model
go to consumer reports ther is over 350 complaints about this issue alone
go ahead greg tell him there is no issue with you junk tractors
I don't know how you sleep at night lying through your teeth to customers who spent 3g plus
your just another cronie for Husqvarna also husky don't even make it ayp does
- posted March 4, 2016 in Husqvarna: Ask & Answer > Riding Lawn Mowers
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the problem is Husqvarna puts too small of a rear diff in those mowers if you look at the axle where it meets the wheel
they put a spacer there to fool the customer that its a bigger axle than it really is
its a tuff torque k46 rear diff which is way under rated, I have the same mower I bought last year
first problem was the front spindles broke at the defective welds then with 34 hrs the mower deck brackets
broke off the deck once we had it inspected by the local welding shop they found it to be cold welds
that did not penetrate the deck in fact there was paint under the weld no quality control there
then with 45 hrs it no longer would go forward since then we brought them to court
and yes we won,, due to the facts we had copies of 125 mower complaints about the same problem
Husqvarna hired a few shoddy reps for there defense but the judge didn't want to hear it after reading all the complaints
this guy greg p is just a husky cronie who lies through his teeth
ya go ahead greg lie some more
- posted March 4, 2016 in Husqvarna: Ask & Answer > Chainsaws
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Husqvarna is the worst if I were you I would return it,, otherwise when any warrenty issue comes up they wont return calls
they are totally rude and always blame it on the customer,that it was abuse
why do you think this website don't answer questions because they know better
there new 550xp chainsaw is so lean on fuel mixture they seize,,
other issues mufflers fall off put thread locker on the bolts they still fall off
that's if you can start it up after using it 3 times,, by the time your done pulling the cord the pullstart is worn out
husky isn't what it used to be,, now its all Chinese junk made by ayp for Husqvarna
- posted March 3, 2016 in Weed Eater: Ask & Answer > Weed Eater One
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there is a ton of people who have this same issues with faulty welds just look on consumer reports
there is a guy there who has a petition to sue Husqvarna I believe its going to be a class action lawsuit
over 1000 people have already signed it including myself,, my mower deck welds broke my spindle welds broke
front wheels where they are welded broke,, Husqvarna is now the worst power equipment you can buy
if you want a real riding lawnmower graverley is the way to go
- posted March 3, 2016 in Husqvarna: Ask & Answer > Riding Lawn Mowers
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don't believe this clown army as he is a Husqvarna cronie he is just there to deny any issue
all you need to do is go to consumer reports over 100 of the same models break axles like popsicle stix
along with poor welds and assembly,, its all about the money with husqvarna
its all a matter of time before they get sued one guys mower broke the frame where the axle meets
he went flying down his driveway into traffic no way to stop it. go ahead army deny that too