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Rich,
I'm convinced there is allot of "don't talk about" or "Act Dumb" that goes on relative to these kinds of issues. I'd be willing to bet a large sum of money it is a well known problem. My dealer knew about the problem, knew how to fix it, fixed it immediately and didn't even have to call Montana for authorization. Why they didn't check all of my ribbons is a bit disgusting. There is so much that goes on in this industry that is completely foreign to me. If they don't have to fix the problem under warranty, they can soak the customer later. Just not good business practice. It isn't whether they are going to break, it is when are they going to break?
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