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    BLAIN'S FARM & FLEET - Moline, IL

    2.7 (14 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    My experience was a joke. It started out whatever as I went with my friend that needed a part. I…read morewas wearing a long sleeve and asked to use the bathroom which they did let me but it immediately turned into the guy asking if I wanted an audience (which I joked back this didn't bother me really). They even printed out a paper of possible cars that might have the part we needed as well as had tools we could borrow that we needed. At first he seemed nice and asked if we wanted to put our ice cream in the freezer as we went to the junk yard and I agreed. We didn't have much luck but it was our own fault even. So my friend (who is a male) returned the tools that were borrowed and there wasn't any problem at all until I walked into the office when all of a sudden just a socket just happened to be missing when things were fine for my friend. I believed him at first and went to look for the socket since took set was only opened at all near 1 car and did not find one socket. My friend did have a part but he put it down at the entrance of the junkyard and then got in his car and drove into the yard to find me. I can not stress enough about how HE WAS DRIVING INTO THE JUNKYARD when I saw him and got into the car to go look for the single socket. And than we were being surrounded in the car by all the non threatening employees (I'm really not trying to be mean when I say they all were standing around the car looking around as if they had not a clue what they were doing) as if to scare us I'm assuming. I believe it was the owner (the same guy in the first paragraph) asked me how much money I had on me which was $20 and why would I tell him any more especially when I was confused. I had to go into the office give him the $20 all while some customer that was talking to everybody there was making remarks about how I was stealing. I regret paying it but again at the time not really understanding the situation. Than later on talking to my friend about this insane nonsense that I truly believe there was not a socket missing. So long story short, I got robbed of $20 for a cheap socket that I have better ones I could have brought if they asked nicely as well as my 2 tubs of ice cream. I can't say for certain if it's cause I'm female or we just looked like easy targets to make some quick money off but they clearly made out with a win.

    very friendly and very fair pricing. seemed very knowledgeable…read more will return again when i need parts

    John Deere & Company

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    I left this review on the local dealers website four years ago but was reminded today when my…read morebrother in law was considering buying a new lawn tractor and was considering a John Deere. As I have done for the last four years I have shared my negative experience with anyone considering a purchase of a John Deere tractor. as a quick reminder the company and their dealers are instructed not to allow customer dissatisfaction to be escalated that is a unique and frustrating policy. the following is my original posting. Hopefully this is helpful just remember Buyer Beware. My John Deere D130 tractor transmission only lasted 4 years and 145 hours. The express warrantee was for two years and 120 hours but the implied warrantee would clearly indicate for almost $2,000 it should last much longer under normal wear and tear. John Deere sent a $100 standard coupon for a $1,000 repair. Both John Deere corporate and spoke to Flinn who refused to allow me to speak to his supervisor which appears to be a John Deere corporate policy to stonewall dissatisfied customers as this is the same answer provided by John and Pat at G&H in North Haven. I have the defective transmission that the dealer did not take apart to see if it could be repaired. The tractor didn't move and was leaking fluid which was all they wanted to know. Corporate reported back that the dealer said it was over used. So there you have it life expectancy for their tractor is four years and 145 hours for nearly $2000. I reported this to BBB and John Deere corporate provided no additional evidence to denying any support of their defective transmission. Poor business practices. I also emailed John May their chairman and did not receive a response. I will NEVER buy a John Deere product again and will share this story with others.

    Before you buy a John Deere Tractor consider these additional issues & costs…read more I have a John Deere X300 Tractor: * Has 203 hours of use * Always stored in my garage * Only used to cut my lawn * Nothing ever placed on the hood * Taken excellent care of the tractor Yesterday after cutting my lawn and then cleaning my tractors as usual, I was backing the X300 into my garage and noticed the hood was split 2/3 of the way down the center of the hood. Considering the cost to purchase my John Deere Tractor of $3,700, I assumed this must be a one-off issue and John Deere will help with a replacement. I called John Deere twice, the first time I knew nothing of a known hood issue with John Deere Tractors, and the only help John Deere's customer service would officer is to "document the issue". After which I looked online and found several YouTube videos of how to "patch" the cracked hoods with tape, etc. I then called around to repair shops, this is a prevalent problem. Go to a John Deere dealer and the cost to replace the hood is $572.00!!! I called John Deere back after discovering this is a manufacturing and product in integrity issue. Again, no help. As I told the customer service person, John Deere has a defective product issue and is expecting its customer base to foot the bill. This is absurd. It was very sad to watch the YouTube videos of people attempting to show others how to "patch" the crack. I purchased my John Deere Tractor believing it was a quality product with excellent customer service. With John Deere abandoning its customer base, knowing full well that numerous customers are dealing with a defect, is NOT excellent customer service NOR is it a sign that they stand behind their product. John Deere... wake up and do what's right before there is yet another lawsuit filed on behalf of your lawn tractor customers.

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