I am rejecting this response because:Rotating assembly was brought in to verify another shop's workAny competent machinist should have been able to look at the rods and tell that they were too small to be a big block chevy rod and never should have been weighed as part of that assembly Your machinist Anthony admitted on the phone that they were too small but never said a word when I was thereHow does a machinist balance a crankshaft twice knowing that the rods are the wrong ones? He told me the bob weights were too light He should have stopped to see why before drilling to china The bottom line is that he ruined my crankshaft because if his inexperience and/or incompetence and I want my money back for work that was not done correctly and the replacement cost of the crankshaft he ruined
The customer's rotating assembly was balanced to customers supplied pieces purchased by customer to correct balanceThe customer supplied pieces are not the machine shops concern as to what can be balanced.There for, one balance an assembly using Chevy rods in a Ford motor, only if the customer had supplied the appropriate parts to work in the particular motor.The customer, Harry Punian, did not understand what components he neededHarry did not supply the corresponding components, measurements displacement, or any information needed to prior to this customer mockup of a balance assembly.Any balance shop can balance a customer's componentsIt is up to the customer to make sure he knows what modification will work prior to any mis-matched parts that they shall supply the machine shop with.Sincerely,*** *** Machine Shop Mngr.Napa Auto Parts-Orland
I am rejecting this response because: The kid that you have working in the machine shop claims to be an expert trained engine builder yet he does not know that when your bobweights are grams light, there is something wrong that needs to be investigated Because of his incompetence, he just kept drilling holes to the point where he ruined my crankshaft None of this would have happened if the boy had any sort of formal training in his line of workIt doesn't matter who bought the parts He opened the brand new connecting rods so I never saw nor handled then ANY competent machinist would have seen that they were the wrong rods He admitted he knew that they were too small but failed to tell me I will be filing a civil action for damages and loss of use of my vehicle I have plenty of expert witnesses available to testify
The customer brought in a stroker, balanced assembnly, for rechecking of the balanced assemblyThere was a billing to the customer for labor, checking weights and re-spin of crankshaft and customer parts that he providedThere was a billing to the customer to rebalance the second
crankshaft customer had suppliedUpon customer's assembly of motor, customer had supplied the wrong connecting rods for the stroke motorTo balance assembly, customers supplier offered new rods and crankCustomer is response for any further labor on rods and respinning of the crank.Sincerely*** *** Machine Shop Manager
I am rejecting this response because:Rotating assembly was brought in to verify another shop's workAny competent machinist should have been able to look at the rods and tell that they were too small to be a big block chevy rod and never should have been weighed as part of that assembly Your machinist Anthony admitted on the phone that they were too small but never said a word when I was thereHow does a machinist balance a crankshaft twice knowing that the rods are the wrong ones? He told me the bob weights were too light He should have stopped to see why before drilling to china The bottom line is that he ruined my crankshaft because if his inexperience and/or incompetence and I want my money back for work that was not done correctly and the replacement cost of the crankshaft he ruined
The customer's rotating assembly was balanced to customers supplied pieces purchased by customer to correct balanceThe customer supplied pieces are not the machine shops concern as to what can be balanced.There for, one balance an assembly using Chevy rods in a Ford motor, only if the customer had supplied the appropriate parts to work in the particular motor.The customer, Harry Punian, did not understand what components he neededHarry did not supply the corresponding components, measurements displacement, or any information needed to prior to this customer mockup of a balance assembly.Any balance shop can balance a customer's componentsIt is up to the customer to make sure he knows what modification will work prior to any mis-matched parts that they shall supply the machine shop with.Sincerely,*** *** Machine Shop Mngr.Napa Auto Parts-Orland
I am rejecting this response because: The kid that you have working in the machine shop claims to be an expert trained engine builder yet he does not know that when your bobweights are grams light, there is something wrong that needs to be investigated Because of his incompetence, he just kept drilling holes to the point where he ruined my crankshaft None of this would have happened if the boy had any sort of formal training in his line of workIt doesn't matter who bought the parts He opened the brand new connecting rods so I never saw nor handled then ANY competent machinist would have seen that they were the wrong rods He admitted he knew that they were too small but failed to tell me I will be filing a civil action for damages and loss of use of my vehicle I have plenty of expert witnesses available to testify
The customer brought in a stroker, balanced assembnly, for rechecking of the balanced assemblyThere was a billing to the customer for labor, checking weights and re-spin of crankshaft and customer parts that he providedThere was a billing to the customer to rebalance the second
crankshaft customer had suppliedUpon customer's assembly of motor, customer had supplied the wrong connecting rods for the stroke motorTo balance assembly, customers supplier offered new rods and crankCustomer is response for any further labor on rods and respinning of the crank.Sincerely*** *** Machine Shop Manager