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Good tire guys we actually have here, no problemo!! the other stuff, f'g up other stuff while trying to fix a problem, that is the worst of the worst. Why didn't you use one of your many guns on em...

Ok i get it, point taken.

Sean, meaning 3 men and iron is more work?

Cool post, FFZ

Hey old Irish, good to see you here again.

Ha I love it.

Typical you:/:

Yeah, I keep on keeping on too, but holy f, I've got big jobs need to blow out pronto, and it's f'g tough with a chip truck half in the bag cuz of a simple steering box issue. You're probably saying, replace a steering box, what is hard about that.?? Exactly. Nothing. But into 2nd week of this...

Cool, Jay I've known some mechanics who are decent but are fairly sloppy and dirty, and their trucks are like that too. But I much prefer dealing with the "neat and professional technique" guys. Ya know, the ones who are all but nonexistent.

Yeah Dave, it is a lot to keep up with. It actually boggles my mind how much work it takes to keep a 3 person company going.

Exactly. :thumbup: LOL!

I don't know why I even posted this thread. Its real simple: Have backups for each piece of equipment so when something breaks, you can keep going. Run all late model stuff. Have inside storage where stuff can be worked on at all hours/ in all weather. If you don't have all that, you gonna get...

Well, you two have it licked. The hayshed, that's another issue, if you don't have an inside place to work on it, that is fertile ground for tons of scheduling problems.

Just curious what y'all do for mechanical work on your tree trucks and equipment. A truly good mechanic, meaning highly competent, experienced, skilled, clean and neat, responsive, not located hours away, is, essentially, non existent in my area. Makes life difficult. I generally don't want...