@BlueComet400 posted:It's a shame that the new equipment seems to be so unreliable. For those who don't mind tinkering with it, there are some nice new offerings out there, but if an item is brand-new, there should not be a need for tinkering or swapping motors. That, in my opinion, is extreme.
John, I'm not a big fan of tinkering with a product that set me back four figures. I might do a very minor fix to avoid sending it back, but I do mean minor.
