Where to get a tranny rebuilt?
Oct 19, 2006 | 04:04 PM
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Where to get a tranny rebuilt?
..........I want to rebuild the tranny(5sp) and transfer case in my 88 runner but haven't had my calls or emails returned from Marlin Crawler for 3 weeks now so I'm giving up on them. I live in Seattle, doe's anyone know of a good shop that could do that around here...... with a good waranty and heavy duty bearing options etc. etc...... Thanks for your time, getting deperate. TIM
Oct 20, 2006 | 08:46 AM
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I've had good experience with T&B Transmission in Spokane. http://tbtrans.com/index.htm
They know what they're talking about!
Talk to Tom.
good luck-Hiriden
They know what they're talking about!
Talk to Tom.
good luck-Hiriden
Oct 20, 2006 | 08:58 AM
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..........I want to rebuild the tranny(5sp) and transfer case in my 88 runner but haven't had my calls or emails returned from Marlin Crawler for 3 weeks now so I'm giving up on them. I live in Seattle, doe's anyone know of a good shop that could do that around here...... with a good waranty and heavy duty bearing options etc. etc...... Thanks for your time, getting deperate. TIM
In my opinion it would be worth waiting a week or two to have Marlin do the work and have the heavy duty bearings installed. Good luck,
Brian
Oct 20, 2006 | 01:37 PM
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Marlin Crawler is expanding their warehouse and wont be open for business until mid next week, but I would recommend e-mailing Steve via Marlin's site, specifically their contacts page. You can also try using their forum to contact them on the customer service forum, I have had success there as well.
In my opinion it would be worth waiting a week or two to have Marlin do the work and have the heavy duty bearings installed. Good luck,
Brian
In my opinion it would be worth waiting a week or two to have Marlin do the work and have the heavy duty bearings installed. Good luck,
Brian
A couple of months ago I had a HELLUVA time getting anyone at Marlin to talk to me about returning a product. My story's here on YT, but I think the end result was 2 months of phone calls and emails.
Many people say "yeah, they're really busy... KEEP TRYING!". That's crap. If they're THAT busy then they're making enough money to hire a couple of people to handle customer service calls and emails.
I know they make good products (well, 'cept for my issues) and are said to do good work, but I will NEVER spend a dime with them again.
{drifting back on topic}Many people say "yeah, they're really busy... KEEP TRYING!". That's crap. If they're THAT busy then they're making enough money to hire a couple of people to handle customer service calls and emails.
I know they make good products (well, 'cept for my issues) and are said to do good work, but I will NEVER spend a dime with them again.
Tranny work wise... I don't know of anyone up here. I had to replace mine a while back, and did it myself with a buddy.
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