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Originally Posted by Snerdguy
I think people have the right to expect assembly instructions to accompany ANYTHING that comes in a kit (and it ain't sold as a Chinese UTV Puzzle). That's especially so for a complex machine that costs thousands of dollars. It's not going to hurt the dealer to burn a fifty cent CD to include with the machine or send separately. I realize that most dealers of these Chinese made toys are just working out Mom and Dad's garage or some rented office space and have likely never set a hand on one of the machines. They just have them shipped out of some dock side warehouse in California.
Even if it were eventually tested in a court of law, I think the judge would consider it only reasonable that a machine that you have to assemble and that can kill you should come with assembly instructions. If the dealers of Chinese UTV kits, which is really what they are, kits, can't pony up a copy of the assembly instructions specifically for the machine they sell, they may eventually find themselves liable if someone gets hurt even with the disclaimers they put in the contract. This is the kind of stuff consumer protection agencies love to get their hands on.
Thank you anyway for referring me to a Honda service manual. It might be helpful.
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Yeah!! There oughtta be MORE LAWS!!!