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"I am so happy! First the sharpening service was high quality, cheap, and fast. But more importantly this whole process restored my faith in small businesses and businesspeople. My contact called to ask about fixing a bent tip and followed quickly when my credit card failed. The packaging sent back had a nice hand written note and so carefully wrapped, it could have been a gift! And it was because my knives are perfectly sharp! $5 each?!! Even with shipping this is cheaper than our local store charging $20 per knife. Kudos and thank you!!!"

"Joe Hruska is the best small engine mechanic I have ever met. He overhauled the carb on my pressure washer and answered all my questions about putting the machine up for winter storage. He finished the job on time and at a very fair price. And he's friendly to add."

"Matt did everything we hoped, took the time to explain how to keep the machines working smoothly, and did it for significantly less than the price quote. Very pleased with his professionalism and his services."

"There needs to be a way to rate at zero stars or negative stars. Sales order #10415 dated July 10th 2018. I brought my Toro 522xi 2 cylinder engine garden tractor in running on one cylinder. I brought with me a new starter for the tractor I bought on Ebay that he agreed that he would install since the engine had to be removed for the repair. He called me after the work was done. I got there and he said “let’s load it up” and we did. I get inside and he goes over the repair showing the damaged parts replaced and he talks to me like I’m brainless and stupid. I have a good well of knowledge about the mechanical repairs he was doing. He then said “you know that rear tire with a slow leak”? Yes I replied. He then said “I bought a tube and installed it”. I never got a call from him about that and I didn’t authorize that repair. It was a very slow leak in the tire. The tube was $49.84 which could have been bought at Fleet Farm for about $20. The labor he charged for just putting the tube in the tire was $85. A total of $134.84 in unauthorized work which would have been about $40-$50 at Fred’s Tire about 5 blocks away. Then he told me: “oh by the way you are going to start going through batteries”. I then asked why? He replied with “it’s not charging at the stator”. At that point I silently thought that he was up to something. Then I asked him ok what would it cost to fix that? He replied with: “Oh, uuuhh,,,, about $500”. I was really tired that day as I was in another one of the months long flare ups from chronic Lyme disease. I really wish right then I had challenged him on the unauthorized repair of the rear tire in which he gouged me big time. Then I should have also challenged him on the charging system not working because IT WAS WORKING WHEN I BROUGHT IT TO HIM! I have gone through several batteries until I bought a small Mazda Miata size battery and got it to fit after removing some shields. I have to charge up the battery before each mowing. I can’t use the headlights because the battery wears down a lot faster. With the non functioning charging system the engine ignition and the electric clutch run solely from the battery and it wears down after about 4 hours. The Miata spec battery I bought at Walmart wore out after 1-1/2 years and I had to replace it partly under warranty. So I’ve spent around $200 on small car battery’s for my garden tractor so far. My tractor is not worth as much because of this and it’s a major hassle. The charging system on my tractor had nothing to do with the repairs he did related to the pushrods, lifters and head gaskets. He might reply with that the battery light was on on the dashboard of the tractor. Well a common problem with that Toro 5xi series of Toro tractors is that the battery light comes on, or flickers while the charging system is working fine. My other garden tractor a Toro 520xi has the same thing happen on it and it’s charging system also has worked fine. It’s been discussed often on garden tractor forums. Ed at Hugo Power a Toro dealership has a device for checking that which is unusually a bad diode. I’m the only person who has ran that tractor since I bought it from Century Power in March 2015 with a little over 300 hours on it. The charging system was working until Art at Stillwater Turf and Power worked on it. So I’m thinking of two scenarios when he worked on it: 1. He crossed some wires by accident and blew one of the components in the charging circuit and wasn’t man enough to own up to his mistake. 2. He left some wires for the charging system unhooked or they were cut or not installed or not installed properly. I got ripped off big time. Anyways I’m never spending another dime there because his work was at the least incompetent. I really should have taken him small claims court over this. I suggest not giving him anything more complicated to work on than a balsa wood airplane with a wind up rubber band. What a ripoff I experienced trusting that guy."

"Terrible company. Possibly a scam. They attempted to sell me a part they didn't even have, and after waiting patiently for OVER A MONTH, I canceled my order. When calling them to confirm, they told me they never had the part to sell to me. What a joke!"

"Great job. Very satisfied."

"well done!"

"Very happy my search for lawn mower repair led here. Very good service and it's so helpful that they pick up and drop off my mower. Would definitely use their business again and highly recommend!"