I read some reviews that stated, if I use the Husqvarna pre mix fuel, the warranty will be 4years instead of 2. I can't find it in my literature.
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Sorry. Never heard that one. I thought it was 4 yrs. personal and 2 yrs commercial.
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See http://www.husqvarna.com/us/support/extended-warranty-program/ Matter of fact, I bought one this morning, and registered it through that site. You have to have a receipt that shows both the blower purchase and the fuel purchase, on the same receipt. Then you scan it and send a jpeg of the image along with your registration. An email receipt comes in ten minutes or so. That seems to be all there is to it.
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The link to the Husqvarna web site does clearly state that you can extend the warranty from 2 years to 4 if you purchase 96 oz of their pre-mix fuel at the same time you purchase the blower. BUT (and I just verified this with Husqvarna on their support line 1-800-487-5951) that it needs to be purchased through a Husqvarna dealer or at Lowes, as indicated on the warranty web page.
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When I purchased mine, that offer was valid. Not sure if it still exists but you might check their web site. It's a good idea no matter. The ethanol in today's gasoline wrecks havoc on these small engines particularly because they aren't used everyday. Using a fuel that is devoid of ethanol means I don't need any additives and it's a high quality fuel to start with. I will be using their fuel (or equivalent) in my machine.
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Husqvarna offers the extended warranty to 3 or 4 years provided you purchase the required amount if their premix at the time of equipment purchase. The mix and equipment must be on the same receipt and then you must register for it. I personally wouldn't worry about the warranty, just use good quality oil, either Stihl or husky, and follow the recommended maintenance, you'll never have to worry about warranty issues for the engine.
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See http://www.husqvarna.com/us/support/extended-warranty-program/Matter of fact, I bought one this morning, and registered it through that site. You have to have a receipt that shows both the blower purchase and the fuel purchase, on the same receipt. Then you scan it and send a jpeg of the image along with your registration. An email receipt comes in ten minutes or so. That seems to be all there is to it.
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Any good quality 2-stroke pre-mix oil is fine to use. You don't have to pay extra for the Husqvarna label on the oil, they don't make it anyway. It's re-badged
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Their website says lifetime for the motor. I believe you have to register the product with their website.
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Not sure but Kenwood does have a registry for their products which implies a warranty of some kind. I can say after almost a year that these are very good subs... especially for the price. While making your decision keep in mind that companies that don't spec things like voice coil diameters or Thiele/Small parameters (which Kenwood does) should be ignored.
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Not really sure about that. But see if you can get the item number and ask Husqvarna at their customer service otherwise.
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The Amazon listing shows 3 years, but when I looked up the owner manual online it said 1 year. Mine smoked itself after about 16 months. I contacted HB and they indicated it was still under warranty. So I think it is 3 years. I found HB to be very responsive so I would email their customer service to ask about the extended warranty: customer.service@hamiltonbeach.com
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That's what I understand. It's pre-mixed. Just got 6 cans in myself, but have yet to use it. Also, if you are ordering the Husqvarna blower, etc and order these, it extends the warranty to 4 years!
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Carl - I think the Honda engine warranty is 2 years. I say "think" because when I read the warranty I can't tell if it is for emission control parts only or the entire engine. I'm guessing the entire engine though. I'm really glad I went for the Honda engine on my McLane. It starts on the first pull every time. Jim
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According to instruction manual there is a 3 yr factory warranty I have had a new one that lasted for 10 yrs with everyday use and a rebuilt one that lasted around 5 yrs. Hope this helps
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According to my owner's manual, for consumer use, the warranty period is 2 years during which B&S; says it "... will repair or replace, free of charge, any part(s) of the engine that is defective in material or workmanship or both. Transportation charges on product submitted for repair or replacement under this warranty must be borne by the purchaser." It suggests finding the nearest Authorized Service Dealer for such work using the B&S; website or its 800 number.BTW, I bought my engine last November and it has not given me any trouble but I can't say the same of the lawn tractor in which I mounted it. According to my owner's manual, for consumer use, the warranty period is 2 years during which B&S; says it "... will repair or replace, free of charge, any part(s) of the engine that is defective in material or workmanship or both. Transportation charges on product submitted for repair or replacement under this warranty must be borne by the purchaser." It suggests finding the nearest Authorized Service Dealer for such work using the B&S; website or its 800 number.BTW, I bought my engine last November and it has not given me any trouble but I can't say the same of the... » Read More According to my owner's manual, for consumer use, the warranty period is 2 years during which B&S; says it "... will repair or replace, free of charge, any part(s) of the engine that is defective in material or workmanship or both. Transportation charges on product submitted for repair or replacement under this warranty must be borne by the purchaser." It suggests finding the nearest Authorized Service Dealer for such work using the B&S; website or its 800 number.BTW, I bought my engine last November and it has not given me any trouble but I can't say the same of the lawn tractor in which I mounted it. « Show Less
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I can't confirm but believe the manufacturer's warranty is always good regardless of where you purchased the product. Also, Divoom doesn't sell directly from their website so the only way to purchase is through amazon or other online retailers. I've had my blue tune solo for about 6 months and love it. So much so that I just ordered the Divoom Bean as soon as I saw it was for sale.
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3 months but Amazon has a good extended warranty. It dose run at vary high RPMs so fallow the manuals recommendations and you will be fine
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Yes! Husqvarna will have you go to your nearest Husqvarna authorized dealer to perform the work All you will need is the sales receipt. In case you ever purchase a certified factory reconditioned machine, you will only have 90 days of warranty. In that case, follow the same procedures and state that it is not running to your satisfaction before the 90 day warranty is up. However, Husqvarna makes high quality equipment and I doubt you will have any problems with this machine. Just use FRESH mid grade gas and proper oil amount for a 50:1 ratio. Better, spring for the 50:1 gas and oil premix, which has a shelve life of 5 years. You will use up the quart before it goes bad. Yes! Husqvarna will have you go to your nearest Husqvarna authorized dealer to perform the work All you will need is the sales receipt. In case you ever purchase a certified factory reconditioned machine, you will only have 90 days of warranty. In that case, follow the same procedures and state that it is not running to your satisfaction before the 90 day warranty is up. However, Husqvarna makes high quality equipment and I doubt you will have any problems with this machine. Just use FRESH mid grade gas and proper oil amount for a 50:1 ratio. Better, spring for the 50:1 gas and oil premix,... » Read More Yes! Husqvarna will have you go to your nearest Husqvarna authorized dealer to perform the work All you will need is the sales receipt. In case you ever purchase a certified factory reconditioned machine, you will only have 90 days of warranty. In that case, follow the same procedures and state that it is not running to your satisfaction before the 90 day warranty is up. However, Husqvarna makes high quality equipment and I doubt you will have any problems with this machine. Just use FRESH mid grade gas and proper oil amount for a 50:1 ratio. Better, spring for the 50:1 gas and oil premix, which has a shelve life of 5 years. You will use up the quart before it goes bad. « Show Less
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It may need warranty work . I would call husquarvana. When I spoke with customer service they told me they are having problems with the carburetor on this model .they will give you a list of people in the area that are authorized to do the work .
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I am assuming by "it" you mean the Husq manual or advertisement? I would say you should contact them, never seen a warranty that long on a tool like a chain saw and I have had a lot of them.
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I am not sure why Amazon would state 2 years. It isn't 2 years since Amazon doesn't warranty the product. The warranty is through Omega and per their website the Omega Vert has a 10 year warranty. Omegajuicers.com
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Not all dealers are of equal competence. Find a different dealer. A dealership that has logging supplies and service loggers would be a good one to try. Gasohol fuel is not a good fuel for small engines, especially if the engine sits for long periods of time. The carburetors get gummed up and malfunction and the adjustments are very touchy. Steve Frase