You do a good job of maintaining your equipment. But what happens when something breaks? Fortunately, it’s under warranty. But is it?Let’s look at the three basic warranties: factory, emissions and extended service.Terms of a factory warranty are typically outlined in a document issued by the manufacturer referred to as the Warranty and Limitations of Liability. Generally considered a legal document, it outlines the responsibilities of the manufacturer, dealer and customer.Federally mandated emissions control warranties are intended to ensure equipment meets federal emission standards for a given period of time. Federal emissions guidelines are two years or 1,500 hours of operation
