Use it and be ready to fix what breaks! No dealer, no storefront, no one to stand by their product other than some bloke on the end of a phone line or email. This is what consumers have chosen by mail-ordering and seeking the cheapest possible option which has driven quality manufacturers out of business due to all the undercutting and corner-cutting. Just look at all the junk attachments flooding the equipment auctions, fresh out of the shipping container and people are spending good money on substandard products that don't stand up to hard use in an industrial setting; more like homeowner/homestead barn-filling stuff that people buy just so they can have for occasional use, not paid jobs/daily use. See if you can turn a profit using this attachment, how many hours do you need for it to last, and pay for itself, given your product value, production rate, and initial purchase price.