Albany Business Seeks Return of $45,000 Equipment Amid Rental Dispute
JC Smith Inc., an Albany business, is seeking the return of a $45,000 Toro Dingo TX 1,000 piece of equipment that was rented to contractor Chris Quinn of QC Pools. The contractor allegedly stopped making payments nine months ago and…
Albany Schenectady Troy, NY, October 12, 2026 — JC Smith Inc., a business based in Albany, is pursuing the return of a piece of heavy machinery valued at $45,000. The equipment, identified as a Toro Dingo TX 1,000, was reportedly rented to contractor Chris Quinn, who operates under the name QC Pools.
According to JC Smith Inc., Quinn allegedly ceased making payments for the rental approximately nine months ago. The machinery has not been returned to its owner since that time.
The Toro Dingo TX 1,000 has a stated value of $45,000. Details regarding the specific rental agreement, including the original start date or terms of payment, were not immediately available. The contractor’s name, Chris Quinn, and his company, QC Pools, are central to the dispute.
JC Smith Inc.’s efforts to recover the equipment are ongoing. Information provided indicates that Quinn has been subject to previous accusations of scams within the region, though specifics of those past allegations were not detailed.
The contractor’s current location and the whereabouts of the Toro Dingo TX 1,000 have not been publicly disclosed. JC Smith Inc. has not stated whether legal action has been initiated.
No further information regarding the resolution of this dispute or the exact timeline of events was provided in the summary. The specific date when the rental agreement began or when the last payment was made was not specified.
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