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  Sweeney's WorkenSport

  I met him by coincidence at the tool store and called him after we met, which was on a Saturday, and took my rototiller to this store. Even though he doesn't work on Saturday's, or even on rototillers, he was confident and did fix the problem. I also thought his office has clean, was a pleasant man, and he charged me a more than fair price.
  - Gail H.
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  Gary's Small Engine Repair

  Snowblower gears stopped working. Unable to use our snowblower on one of the biggest snow storms of the year.  Called Gary's small engine and tool repair and they said bring it on in.  Within 24hrs, our snowblower was fixed and ready to go.  What a releaf.  After calling a few other stores, we were told the snow blower was to old to fix and that they wouldn't be able to get parts and that we should just dump it ant get a new snowblower.  Thanks to the crew at Gary's we did not have to spend thousands to get a new one.
  - Kim M.
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  Gary's Small Engine Repair

  He asked me what my dollar limit was for repairs and we discussed the facts that he'd change the oil, put a new air filter on it and see what else it needed.  he said it would be done by next Tuesday and he'd call if it ran over $100. He called me on Monday afternoon, a day early, and said it was ready.  I got there to learn that they'd re-built the carb, changed the engine and gear oil, air filter and even got me a new gas cap since the other was broken.  It cost a total of $98.  When we went to load it in the back of my truck a second fellow magically appeared, I swear I never saw or hear him coming, and the two of them placed it in my truck. This is my new go to place for small engines.  I have had a great deal of mediocre service with other providers repairing other engines I have around town and never felt great about the service.  Here, I do.  Easy as that.
  - Ron T.
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  Sweeney's

  From the first phone call I was well taken care of.  I had used another outfit in town for the spring tune-up. and was charged too much, and treated somewhat abruptly.  I called them about the problem as they knew the mower, but was not called back.  I was desperate as I had no idea where to find someone else to help me in this somewhat small town.  Angie's List has these folks listed with just one, but very positive, review, so I called.  I am sure glad I did.  They will be my lawn mower guys now forever!  Thanks, Sweeneys, especially Bruce and Steve.
  - Marion P.
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  Gary's Small Engine Repair

  In order to add a magneto to a previously pointed engine, one needs to re-polarize the flywheel,(older engines, before 1979)  these guys put on the magneto and did not re-polarize the flywheel. After a month of a crappy running tractor, I contacted Brigs and Stratton and they informed me of the problem. An error that I think is just a matter of research, not rocket science. I finished the work myself.
  - Kenny O.
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  HAP'S REPAIR SHOP

  In the spring, I took the mower out and discovered that it had been overfilled with oil and there was a large stain of oil on the garage floor under it. On trial, it was hard to start and the belt still slipped badly. About half way through the first mowing, the mower quit. It has not started since that first trial. Prior to Hap's working on it, it had been functioning well except for the slipping belt. It always started. I would not use Hap's. We did not try to resolve the issue because we were leaving town for the summer. I hired a lawn maintenance company.
  - SCOTT M.