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THANK YOU! for taking the time to talk with me
last night about the engine in my 1966 Seagrave fire truck - I have
never had an experience with any type of "technical support" like I did
last evening - you spoke in a way that I could easily understand, didn't
make me feel stupid with some of my stupid questions, and took your time
to help me figure out my Waukesha engine. Thanks for your terrific
support & guidance - you've gained a customer for LIFE!
Gratefully, Phil Scott, USA
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When the engine in our 1930 Hahn antique pumper needed
replacing, we were referred to JobbersInc.com.
Our antique had a Waukesha
6SRKR engine, circa 1948.
During a call to Jobbers we found out that they had our required engine
(Waukesha 6SRKR) in inventory.
It was completely rebuilt
for us to their high standards with new parts, including rings, pistons,
crank shaft, bearings, oil pump, valves, water pump, gaskets, etc. and
newly painted for delivery.
From start to finish Mark and Jim were professional and friendly, always
giving us encouragement in this major undertaking.
Both their knowledge and
the fact that they had parts available in-house were just unbelievable.
No
where else could we have found such service and parts. Our hats are off
to JobbersInc.com!
Don McKay, Antique Truck Committee Chairman, Brandywine Hundred Fire
Company No. 1, A Volunteer Organization, Bellefonte, Delaware.
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