Leacock Coleman Center — Local services in Leacock Township

Usually these folks are GREAT. They have a plentiful stock and they are very helpful. I have used them to buy parts for years. I have ordered from them over and over and have almost always been pleased.

The "almost" happened last week. I ordered a few $ 11 generators (great price by the way) and installed one of the new generators in my 200A Coleman lantern. The lantern turned into a fireball. When I examined the lantern I discovered that the generator wasn't defusing the fuel but was leaking around the base.

I called Leacock Coleman to ask for a replacement and was told that they sell "thousands of those things" and they don't fail. I was told by the guy on the phone that he would need to see it before he would send me another one.

I asked for a prepaid label to send it to them. It hasn't arrived.

I would not hesitate to order from these folks again. As I said..they know their stuff, sell at a reasonable price, and ship quickly.

I would just be cognizant of the fact that if you have a problem (even over a silly little $ 11 generator for you 200A), you might be SOL to get any relief from these folks.

I write this review because Coleman Leacock sends emails asking for its customers to post a review. It has an option to send them a note in case you have had a problem-instead of a bad review so that they can make things right. I tried that option. Nobody responded to me and things aren't right.

So here...

Had a nice selection of anything you'd need to go hiking or camping. There was only 1 backpack available size wise for a 3 day hiking trip, but the selection of dehydrated food was good and all essential emergency items you need to hit the Appalachian trail and plenty of extra items you need as you build your hiking and camping gear. Prices were competitive with other stores and even Walmart didn't have prices much cheaper except for a few items. I took a amish fr here for his gear for a 3 day Appalachian trail hike and besides hiking boots everything he needed yet for trip he got. Remember a 3 day hiking trip is expensive if you have no real gear and will cost you about $1000 min up to $3000 not including boots or a tent. They had various hunting supplies n gear here also. I was pleased with what they has and that everything I told the youngman he'd need was available...

Terrible... We are in PA on vacation, had some extra time and thought we'd go in to investigate Harman Pellet stoves. The youngish male sitting at the desk right in front of the entrance never even acknowledged our coming through the door, nothing. After several minutes of browsing on our own trying to read the literature, this male came around the corner and asked "do we have questions" " where are you from" " what's your zip code", returned to his desk at the front of the store and replied with "the location of your dealer is", apparently he didn't want to even answer questions for us as we...