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Instead of begging for free parts nobody is going to give you David, why don’t the two of you just come to an agreement on a dollar value that makes this problem go away.
OR...
David, take the motor back and issue a full refund and then file an insurance claim for the damage. If it turns out that they won’t give it to you because it gets proved that it was damaged prior to shipping, possibly like the buyer said, that’s your fault and you need to eat it as a result.
Those are really the only two options at this point, continuing this as an additional parts compensation package is a bit ludicrous. Especially when the parts requested by buyer, the seller obviously doesn’t have, or want to spend any money on, which he has made perfectly clear.
Buyer, if seller isn’t willing to take part in either of those options, you're probably SOL. Your best bet at that point is to try and get the seller banned from Pelican, which doesn’t really help you at all, but it could hurt him.
That’s your free mediated advice. Heed it. Ignore it. Laugh at it. I don’t care. It doesn’t matter much to me, but being a part of a few of these failed parts transactions as a buyer, I’m fully aware of your limited options here. And those are it.
I have notified Pelican of sellers that didn't honor their word, and they got banned with expedience. At least in my couple cases they did.
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