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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\"></p>           CHARLESTON -- A man is suing Worldwide Equipment Inc. and its manager for failing to stand behind a warranty.<br /> <br />In April 2006, Larry Dangerfield II purchased a 2007 W-900L Kenworth truck with a Cummins 565 ISX engine from Worldwide Equipment, according to a complaint filed Nov. 25.<br /> <br />Dangerfield claims the truck had a 500,000 mile warranty on all major components, but the engine of the truck seized normal operation with only 190,408 miles on it.<br /> <br />According to the suit, Worldwide Equipment and its manager, Robert Moore, failed to repair the engine and also failed to stand behind the truck's warranty.<br /> <br />Dangerfield claims Moore was the one who made the decision not to honor the warranty, and as a result, Dangerfield suffered a loss of income from the truck at $2,000 per day; loss of his fleet of trucks because he could not haul with the vehicle; annoyance, aggravation and inconvenience; and the truck was eventually reposed and he lost his investment in it.<br /> <br />Dangerfield is seeking compensatory damages for his losses. Larry E. Losch of Losch & McCourt is representing him.<br /> <br />The case has been assigned to Circuit Judge Jennifer Bailey.<br /> <br /><em>Kanawha Circuit Court case number: 09-C-2190</em>"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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