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Posted by JJK on April 16, 2005 at 06:19:47 from (216.189.131.148):
This year seems like everybody HAS to get out into the field all at the same time and we (the mechanics) have to get their last minute fixes fixed, emergency brake downs fixed, planters and drills set up and ready to go, and their all the first on the list to get it done. I think the customers know that all they have to do is make a big fuss the the service manager and he will send sombody out pronto. Do they do this cause they think their #1 or just to get it done so their not forgotten about. Either my eyes just opened up or this year seems to be worse for anybody having patients and manors.
Other than all that I had a 1066 this week brake the input shaft of the TA. Twisted it right off behind the clutch disc. None of use at the shop have ever seen this one before so its kinda neat to see something new like that.
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