Any interest in bump steer kits???
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Originally posted by HDsupercrewF150
You can count me in!
Stan, couldn't we sign a release of liability so that you're not at fault in any event??
You can count me in!
Stan, couldn't we sign a release of liability so that you're not at fault in any event??
But the disclaimer may [edited] be effective for the sale or gift of information, as opposed to parts.
Last edited by Tim Skelton; May 20, 2003 at 11:49 AM.
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Originally posted by Tim Skelton
Disclaimers of personal injury liability for the sale of goods are almost always invalid, so the answer is yes, but it still won't work.
But the disclaimer would be effective for the sale or gift of information, as opposed to parts.
Disclaimers of personal injury liability for the sale of goods are almost always invalid, so the answer is yes, but it still won't work.
But the disclaimer would be effective for the sale or gift of information, as opposed to parts.
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Originally posted by Ruslow
Tim you are rite.I have a corp. but the lawyer said you still can break the pail.Also checked into insurance and the cost is HUGE basicly almost the cost of the parts them selves.As for peopl who will have them on their trucks YES THEY do know.But who is going to install them?the owners or are they going to a shop to have that done?That is the big reason.I would not have a problem selling them IF I knew for a fact the guy installing and aligning them KNEW what he or she was doing and how to install correctly.Stan . . .
Tim you are rite.I have a corp. but the lawyer said you still can break the pail.Also checked into insurance and the cost is HUGE basicly almost the cost of the parts them selves.As for peopl who will have them on their trucks YES THEY do know.But who is going to install them?the owners or are they going to a shop to have that done?That is the big reason.I would not have a problem selling them IF I knew for a fact the guy installing and aligning them KNEW what he or she was doing and how to install correctly.Stan . . .
Although as mentioned above disclaimers of personal injuries are almost always invalid, maybe you could have a release in which the purchaser promises to have the kit installed by a competent alignment shop.
I mean, Steeda and other companies sell such parts at a reasonable price, so it can be done. Maybe they just get better product liability rates for doing such a large volume.
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Originally posted by thepawn
That would let Stan do complete directions and a parts list without liability?
Dan
That would let Stan do complete directions and a parts list without liability?
Dan
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Originally posted by Ruslow
. . . As for the steeda kit no it won't work due to the shortness of the rod that they use.
. . . As for the steeda kit no it won't work due to the shortness of the rod that they use.
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I realize what can happen to you Tim and I appreciate the words so that other can understand my concern.
As for the shim stack that is what has to be done.I made 8 different shims in varying thickness to get to the most acceptable combination.But like I said before and I can not say this enough.Ask who ever is going to do the install and align what bump steer is and how to correct it.IF they can not answer those questions find some one else who can.That is the person you want to do the install for you.Worry about price afterwards.
As for the shim stack that is what has to be done.I made 8 different shims in varying thickness to get to the most acceptable combination.But like I said before and I can not say this enough.Ask who ever is going to do the install and align what bump steer is and how to correct it.IF they can not answer those questions find some one else who can.That is the person you want to do the install for you.Worry about price afterwards.
Last edited by Ruslow; May 20, 2003 at 01:20 PM.
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Originally posted by Ruslow
. . . But like I said before and I can not say this enough.Ask who ever is going to do the install and align what bump steer is and how to correct it.IF they can not answer those questions find some one else who can.That is the person you want to do the install for you.Worry about price afterwards.
. . . But like I said before and I can not say this enough.Ask who ever is going to do the install and align what bump steer is and how to correct it.IF they can not answer those questions find some one else who can.That is the person you want to do the install for you.Worry about price afterwards.
Fair characterization of your warnings to me, Stan?
