STI Turf Care Equipment

Description of Work: I was disappointed. I took my 2006 Exmark Z with 26hp EFI w/~2,300 hours on it to them a few weeks ago. I told them the #2 side of the motor was losing fire after the mower ran for an hour. I told them I had replaced the coil on that side. A week later they called and said the two fuel injectors needed replacing and there was air getting by the throttle body. They said the belts needed changing also as well as some pulleys. They said it would the ~$1,110 dollars to fix. I asked them how this would have an effect on the firing on the #2 side on the engine? They said they would check with the mechanic and call me back. A week later they said they ran the mower for an hour and they could not get the miss to happen. They also said my mower developed an hydraulic leak while it was running. So now I have two issues. They said the mower was not worth repairing. I knew I was in trouble when the mechanic that worked on my mower that was driving fine when I dropped it off brought it around on a forklift rather than driving it. I checked the fluids and they looked fine so I started the mower and attempted to drive it on my trailer. It made it half way up the trailer and rolled back. I went back inside and was told they would help me get it on the trailer. When the mechanic came back with the forklift to push it on, multiple bolts fell out of the plate on the ground that he was pushing on. Their place is clean and organized. They are probably fine with big companies with multiple pieces of equipment or have something that they have sold you within the last two years, but for someone that mows grass for little ladies charging $35 to $50 after you get off work from your full time job, stay away. Alvie Morris Jr. Varina, Va.