Suzuki Warranty

[My Name Is Dave]

I have the files scanned in and saved on my drive. I have 1 PDF file and 10 JPEGs, so how could I get them to this site? I could post the 10 photobucket links, but that's annoying to open 10 different links. I can't load the PDF file on PhotoBucket, so how can I go about getting this document onto the site? Or, since there have been questions regarding certain aspects, could one of the moderators maybe post the PDF file on the home page or elsewhere on the site? I think it is pretty helpful in clearing up issues regarding what you can and can't do. Let me know.

Dave  

[Maduro Mistress]

Dave - email it to me: mlosborn@bemis.com and I will post it all in 1 piece on my website if you like.

M

[My Name Is Dave]

Done and done. Hopefully we can get it up on this site also. Thanks you for hosting it, by the way.

Dave  

[Maduro Mistress]

Here you go Dave - post this anywhere you want:

http://www.killercows.com/warranty.pdf

Oh, and no prob, I have TONS AND TONS of server space on a whole bunch of different sites so anyone needs anything posted just send on over and I oblige!

[My Name Is Dave]

Is there any way we could rotate that? I have no idea what happened, but it is legible on my computer but is now rotated 90 degrees on the link. I could send the file again if you need.

Dave  

[Maduro Mistress]

it auto did that. When you open it there should be a little "rotate clockwise" and anticlockwise button on the top left of the actual pdf browser... If not, I can put it all in as jpgs or some such solid stuck image...

[My Name Is Dave]

Who invited stupid (me)?  

Dave  

[Maduro Mistress]

LOL Dave  I take it that worked eh.

[My Name Is Dave]

I found it on the top right on the Firefox PDF window. I am sofa-king-we-todd-did.  

Dave  

[Maduro Mistress]

Ahh, good old Mozilla - there's your problem bloody Linux jk

[My Name Is Dave]

So I just got off the phone with Suzuki in CA (thank you to my job for unknowingly funding that long-distance call   ) and she told me this:

It is recommended that you take your bike in for all maintenance. However, should you choose to do it by anyone other than a certified Suzuki dealer, keep your receipts and a detailed record of what you did and when you did it. And to really prove your case should something come up and you need it fixed under warranty, a video showing you working on it will have you covered (or prove you liable, depending on if you do the right or wrong things).

Cheers,

Dave