Chuck In Oregon
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- Joined
- Jun 16, 2004
- Messages
- 149
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- Location
- Cottage Grove, Oregon
- Detector(s) used
- AT Pro, CZ-20, Pro-Pointer
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
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I have used and owned Garrett equipment for a long time, 20 years or so. Tools break and so do Garretts. Many years ago they sent me a brand-new 2500 when my 1500 couldn't be repaired. Free. Nice.
I own an older Pro-Pointer (and an AT-Pro, both from Bart's) and I have loved it for years. A couple years ago I dropped it in a stream. My fault, no question. It never worked right again, even after an unsuccessful return to Garrett.
I've been away from detecting since then but I'm getting back to it now. So I returned my Pro-Pointer again. They said they could repair it but it would cost me $40, including shipping. I thought about not bothering, just getting one of their new models, the Garrett Carrot. But I decided to have it repaired and use it as a back-up when I decide to buy a new one.
So, why am I writing? Just got a Garrett package an hour ago. It was a brand-new black (old style, like the one I sent them) Pro-Pointer. New. Did I mention new?
So, as I did at least once in the far distant past, I'm sharing my Garrett experience here. Their customer service is unbeatable. Their tools work as I expect them to work (perfectly, generally) and they fix it when it breaks. They seldom break.
All the usual disclaimers, of course. Thanks, Garrett. I'm sticking with you.
Chuck
I own an older Pro-Pointer (and an AT-Pro, both from Bart's) and I have loved it for years. A couple years ago I dropped it in a stream. My fault, no question. It never worked right again, even after an unsuccessful return to Garrett.
I've been away from detecting since then but I'm getting back to it now. So I returned my Pro-Pointer again. They said they could repair it but it would cost me $40, including shipping. I thought about not bothering, just getting one of their new models, the Garrett Carrot. But I decided to have it repaired and use it as a back-up when I decide to buy a new one.
So, why am I writing? Just got a Garrett package an hour ago. It was a brand-new black (old style, like the one I sent them) Pro-Pointer. New. Did I mention new?
So, as I did at least once in the far distant past, I'm sharing my Garrett experience here. Their customer service is unbeatable. Their tools work as I expect them to work (perfectly, generally) and they fix it when it breaks. They seldom break.
All the usual disclaimers, of course. Thanks, Garrett. I'm sticking with you.
Chuck