My father used this mechanic and, at first, it went well. But this guy Mike and his partner…read more"Nettie" (not sure if that's the correct nam) are unresponsive after weeks of poor communication. my father hired them to a carrier bearing and look at his u joints on his pickup, which is his main means of earning an income, and they took his drive lines and never returned them. He has asked for them back with text and calls MANY times over the course of the last couple weeks, and they do not even answer calls or reply to texts with anything other than false promises that he will return the call later. At this point my father has been forced to spend thousands of dollars on new drive lines, and lost over a month of income from doing business as a contractor. I want to warn anyone considering us this company, please find someone ethical. If Mike calls my father and makes restitution (return the drive lines, and pay for some of his loss of time) I will update this review. This should be criminal, but unfortunately it seems it is a civil matter. We are very reasonable people and my father was personally and financially hurt by this company. The stress from this situation has caused us all to lose sleep at night.

If I could give 0 stars I would stay away from this guy. We agreed to do a job on a truck we gave…read morehim the money for the parts and after that no communication for a couple days so I called and got no answer for 24 hours then I decided to use a different number and he answered and had a whole story about this and that and why he hadn't gotten back to me so I immediately knew this was not the guy I wanted to deal with, it's been almost a week and he still hasn't gotten back to me or given my mom her money back. Don't use this company and it's a shame he's allowed to operate in Eugene very shady and obviously a thief

So there's this guy named Carl. Carl lives in Idaho. Not the part with potatoes and ranchers,…read moreno--he lives in the other part of Idaho. The part that nobody talks about, mostly because it's just a bunch of cul-de-sacs, stray shopping carts, and a single llama named Debra who refuses to be sheared. Anyway, Carl is a mild-mannered man who has two hobbies: collecting commemorative spoons and meticulously organizing every issue of National Geographic since 1973 by the color of the explorer's socks on page 17. He's never missed a day. One Tuesday (because this only could have happened on a Tuesday), Carl wakes up, looks out his window, and sees two Mormon missionaries--Elder Jensen and Elder Pineapple. Yes, Pineapple. It's a long story involving a Hawaiian mission trip, a fruit costume, and an unfortunate incident with a parrot named Reggie. But I digress. So these two missionaries are biking down Carl's street when suddenly a portal opens up in the middle of the road. Not a metaphorical portal, mind you. A literal, swirling, time-space-bending wormhole just hanging out between the recycling bins and a rogue flamingo lawn ornament. Now, Carl is no stranger to weirdness--he once found a DVD of Shrek 2 in his cereal box--but this, even for him, is new. The missionaries stop, stare at the portal, and say, "Well, we better see if there's anyone in there who'd like a pamphlet." So they go in. Inside the portal is... Utah. But not modern Utah. It's like Utah circa 1870, except everything's made of marshmallows and everyone speaks exclusively in interpretive dance. Elder Jensen, being prepared for such situations (he did take that one elective in "Portal Theology and the Doctrine of Interdimensional Hospitality"), decides they should split up. Jensen goes to find a bishop made entirely of soft-serve ice cream (naturally), and Elder Pineapple finds a talking goat named Brother Kevin who's very interested in discussing the finer points of The Book of Mormon but keeps getting distracted by squirrels doing backflips in unison. Meanwhile, back in the real world, Carl has decided that he too must enter the portal. Not because of spiritual yearning, mind you, but because he accidentally dropped his rare 1986 "Utah Centennial" commemorative spoon into it while trying to swat away an aggressive wasp (named Leonard, who, for the record, holds a grudge against Carl from a past life when Carl was a cactus). Once inside, Carl immediately realizes he's underdressed--everyone's wearing suits made of Jell-O (lime green, obviously). He's issued a mandatory welcome hat shaped like the Salt Lake Temple and given a unicycle. The unicycle is key. Because in this version of marshmallow-1870-Jell-O-Utah, the unicycle determines your spiritual status. Carl, unfortunately, can't ride his. Not because it's broken, but because it's sentient and extremely judgmental. Meanwhile, Elder Pineapple is elected temporary prophet by a council of sentient hymnbooks, while Elder Jensen uncovers a conspiracy involving time-traveling raccoons trying to rewrite the Doctrine and Covenants as a comic book. Carl, still spoonless, finds himself accidentally starting a rival church based on interpretive spoon choreography and gains three devoted followers, one of whom is just a hat. At this point, the portal starts to collapse because someone (probably the raccoons) left a crockpot on in the 4th dimension, and so the whole group--including the missionaries, Carl, Brother Kevin the goat, three sentient hymnals, and an inexplicably angry moose--all dive back through the portal just before it seals. They land, of course, in a Walmart parking lot in Provo. Elder Pineapple looks around, adjusts his tie, and says, "Well, that was a productive afternoon." Carl finds his spoon lodged in a vending machine and walks home in silence, unsure if any of it was real--until he finds a tiny green Jell-O cube in his shoe with the words "See you next Tuesday" carved into it. He never talks about it again.

Sent a Bosch pump to them for rebuild, recieved it back and installed, boat would not run above…read more1400 rpm, after going back and forth with mark, claiming it was a boost problem, I insisted it was fuel delivery problem, as it takes fuel to make boost on a diesel, the pump was removed and sent to Alliant diesel in Ft. Lauderdale, where it was found that the internal timing, overflow valve and the electronic edc setting was incorrect from Oregon diesel. Oregon was paid almost 4,000$, refused to make it correct. Mark agreed to pay for the pump removal and testing, no payment has been made. I would not use this company, save your time and send it to a qualified business. These guys are not it. While claiming a used overflow valve was the culprit, the manager during the process from Alliant "Everglades injection" left a voicemail and sent a text stating the pump had timing issues from Oregon, to find out at time of pickup Oregon had been acquired by Alliant fuel injection. Oregon is a dishonest company that won't make there wrongs correct. Avoid at all cost doing business with Oregon. If they mess up they will not fix the issue. They put it into the customer to fix. Very wrong. This will result in a civil suit once the 30 day threshold has been met.

Absolutely an amazing and knowledge group. They are the best. Always prompt and great with the…read morequality of care and respect. Don't miss out on this hidden gem of a company and services.

Brown fabrication is my shops go to for anything we need welded, from machine repair to making new…read moremachines for our cabinet shop. With Fair prices and quality work.

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