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Posted by Jim D in Ohio on June 30, 2005 at 18:11:16 from (65.118.28.23):
In Reply to: Re: Got my tractor back, not fixed......... posted by Harley on June 30, 2005 at 17:23:19:
Harley I like your response. Kinda like what I would do. I have calmed down alot over the years and agree cussin and screaming doesn't work. I have been talking to the management and they are real accomodating, however, incompentent mechanics will still be working on the tractor. It is a 2550 Deere with hydraulic problems. I have a genuine shop manual on the way and may just put this in the shop and tackle it myself before winter. Trouble is I have done business at this dealer for the last 25 years and even bought a new round baler and a new disc moco over the years. They only have 2 employees that I know of that have been there for several years. That includes management , sales, parts and service. I sold a new farm tractor for them to a neighbor of mine just over a month ago and they still owe him the canopy for it. Didn't have time or enough help to get out and install it onto the tractor and the poor old guy put all his hay up riding around in 90 degree temps for the last 2 weeks. Wish now that I had never gotten involved in the sale. Anyhow my tractor is still not fixed but my son will use it this weekend for tetting and raking while I mow and bale with the other one. Gotta take advantage of the free help over the weekend. Need to get up a couple thousand squares and some more rounds. I know Allan doesn't like squares but the hillside is too steep for the round baler. Them squares roll right to the bottom into a nice big fat row. Easy picking up then. I have had up to 5 bales rolling at the same time as they came outta the baler. Really a hoot to watch as they get reved up pretty good going down the hillside.
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