Well,I guess I been around here long enough to hear a bunch o' them stories.
We've all seen Cookshack fix things we didn't know was wrong,
'cause they thought it was a good idea.
Stuart sent me a CS160 and it traveled by itself for 80 miles in a box trailer.
It was late evenin' and the trucker wanted to get it off and get back to Orlando.
It was obvious that it had slid end to end in the trailer.
The great job Cookshack did packing it,with a wood base that would have handled a tank was filthy and the exterior cardboard was shredded.
It was seasoned 2X4s and 1x 4s,and plywood, that I still haven't been able to disassemble.
The locking caster was forced through the bottom of the wood frame,the driver was ready to drop it to the concrete and drag it up to the garage.
He couldn't care less that it was something special.
I have dealt with a lot of this in my business,but I was quite concerned with my new project.
We got it off and the packing was wasted,but the Cookshack was unscathed.
I had confidence that if I called and complained,Cookshack would make it right.
Not hard to believe,the Cookshack was spotless-I'll be dipped.