Posted by Wardner on December 08, 2011 at 08:37:48 from (4.154.237.221):
In Reply to: Re: More Marty Madness posted by rustyfarmall on December 08, 2011 at 07:15:36:
I think a carburetor would be borderline for me. If he wrote that it came from a running tractor I would still anticipate a rebuild kit. Any sheetmetal, items with glass, or most electrical parts have high risk. That would come primarily from shipping damage for which he is well known. I see Marty as pretty much untrainable so I don't expect his shipping skills will improve. Someday he may actually have a competent shipping department staffed by others.
I buy alot of Fast Hitch components. He has sent me at least six or seven 350-450-460-560 rock shafts. It seems like every tractor I work on now gets a front Fast Hitch so I need alot of misc FH components. I don't want to spend $300-$500 plus freight for a complete hitch, most of which I won't use. The bail (hoop, as he calls it) that I wanted will be used to make an anchor, outrigger, FH socket receiver for the front winch on my 660. I could bend something up but I like using factory parts when I can. It's also why I almost always use IH tie-rod hydraulic cylinders. I like keeping it in the family.
Marty's feedback rating is too high for him to lose his privileges. Most people aren't looking to start a fight, especially with someone who is so irrational. To be honest, I never thought my recent bidding and communication efforts with Marty would turn out the way they have. He made a tactical error by bringing in his account rep. They turned the tables on him.
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