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Power Tap A+++ product support

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  1. I've been so impressed with Power Tap's product support that I want to spread the word. In the four
    years I've had it I've sent it back twice
    - both times were after the company was bought by Graber. They took care of the problem quickly and
    for FREE, and threw in extra zip ties (extra skinny), mounting pads, and O rings. It's an
    expensive and sometimes finicky piece of equipment, but they stand by it extremely well.

  2. "Glenn Katon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I've been so impressed with Power Tap's product support that I want to spread the word. In the
    four years I've had it I've sent it back twice
    - both times were after the company was bought by Graber. They took care of the problem quickly
    and for FREE, and threw in extra zip ties (extra skinny), mounting pads, and O rings. It's an
    expensive and sometimes finicky piece of equipment, but they stand by it extremely well.

    Support: A+ Quality and Reliability: C-?

    Danny Callen

  3. Overall Graber is a great company to deal with. "Glenn Katon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I've been so impressed with Power Tap's product support that I want to spread the word. In the
    four years I've had it I've sent it back twice
    - both times were after the company was bought by Graber. They took care of the problem quickly
    and for FREE, and threw in extra zip ties (extra skinny), mounting pads, and O rings. It's an
    expensive and sometimes finicky piece of equipment, but they stand by it extremely well.

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