I think the fact that it's out of warranty and that he will have to ''depend'' on the ''goodwill'' of the manufacturer is an extremely valid point that Wren should strongly consider. Their 1 year warranty is the weakest of any of the turbine manufacturers, most have at least 2yrs, 3yrs or lifetime. If Wren believes in their product, they should offer a competitive warranty, they should also be aware that their lack of a competitive warranty is negatively impacting their sales.

I would never purchase a Wren, although I consider it a superb turbine brand but, there are other superb brands with far superior warranties. I think this type of feedback is key to the well being of the company.

Mike

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You cant be coming and going at the same time. You are contradicting yourself. First you think its a black eye for the manufacture then you think this is all good for them????????????????????*** put down the weed dude??????????????????????? Good grief Charlie Brown.
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Think u should put down the weed dude, you've combined my post with the one that it was addressing and hence the contradiction. Seems that the "pretty box" didn't wrap the quotes but, the (quote) marks are there. Maybe you could try reading before you enlighten us with your wisdom?

Mke