KZ Sportsmen Owners beware
I have a 2011 KZ Sportsman 19BH and was looking under it this afternoon and noticed the brake line on that side was crimped completely. It had been run directly along the top of the axle between the ...
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Trying to get an engineering design issue or alteration through customer service is like asking a pig to sing.
I'd suggest you start a file at the NHTSA. That might get their attention.
Similar story: I awoke from an afternoon nap hearing someone/something hammering on my house. It sounded like a hammer hitting my plumbing. I went outside to find a gas company lackey pounding on the active piping connections on my meter. When asked why, she responded that they looked rusty. I forthwith threw her off the property threatening police action if she ever came back.
I called the gas company customer service and not only were they disinterested but told me the meter was theirs and they could do anything they wanted with it. A referral to a supervisor got me some sympathy but no call back to say what had been done with that employee or if any hammers had been removed from tool boxes. I checked the meter for leaks and there were none. Good thing, as the service tech that was supposed to look over the situation never showed.
I guess in both these cases, they are just waiting for something bad to happen before reacting.
I'd suggest you start a file at the NHTSA. That might get their attention.
Similar story: I awoke from an afternoon nap hearing someone/something hammering on my house. It sounded like a hammer hitting my plumbing. I went outside to find a gas company lackey pounding on the active piping connections on my meter. When asked why, she responded that they looked rusty. I forthwith threw her off the property threatening police action if she ever came back.
I called the gas company customer service and not only were they disinterested but told me the meter was theirs and they could do anything they wanted with it. A referral to a supervisor got me some sympathy but no call back to say what had been done with that employee or if any hammers had been removed from tool boxes. I checked the meter for leaks and there were none. Good thing, as the service tech that was supposed to look over the situation never showed.
I guess in both these cases, they are just waiting for something bad to happen before reacting.
