For example::: power distributors is briggs an stratton, so u hav to be a dealer for them, step up from regular dealer to the next level od dealer. Take their test,( and pass it) lol.. Then u purchase 1500 i think, of parts . Its not what u think though, u hav to take photos, email them in. They make the decision to warranty or not. This is what ive found. If they deny warranty and the customer thinks it should be warranted. That customer probably wont ever walk in ur shop again. U hav to buy 2 engines also. And what ever ur shop price that is posted is, is what u get paid an hour. It can be worth it, but its not what u think. Briggs and stratton is good to pay,, but kohler is a pain.. I gave it up,, not worth it to me. But for some its great. Ur rep should be able to walk ya through it..

@@clsmallenginerepair3814 great. Thanks for the advice. Me and my son just started RMC small engine and lawncare on a LLC. Finaly pulled the trigger on it after a few years of working on these things. We definitely take your advice on your videos . Thanks again, cheers.