my new mechanic

samn40 · May 31, 2014

My new mechanic was used working at heavy road trucks(semis) but is fast learning the ropes with the tractors. Although only 19 she does seem to have a bit of mechanical experience and can work things out well. This week she rebuilt the rear axle on a farmer customers 135 tractor, including fitting a new hydraulic pump and resetting the top lid, which had seized draft linkage! Danna has also serviced all my working tractors this week and repaired the inboard brakes on another customer's tractor.........Plus she is better looking than any guy I ever employed!!!!
Sam

Lance Newhall · May 31, 2014

Hello Sam
If you run out of work for her let me know.I have a line of tractors here and sure could use some help.I am sure she would enjoy the weather here in California .Just let me know were to send the plane ticket.It looks like she can work on these great tractors like the 135 or 175 and even the new tractors like 245 and 275.I am sure we can pay her a little better in low cost California.(HA HA) I would be happy to also include room and board.
Thanks Lance

Richard L · May 31, 2014

Sam, I think you should put some heat in that building as I am sure she could do more work without a hooded sweatshirt (or whatever you call them over there). I guess I will have to get in line Lance beat me to get his tractors worked on first.

samn40 · May 31, 2014

Richard ...it's when she takes the hoody off that I worry!

ShadetreeRet · May 31, 2014

Yep, makes a big difference without the hoodie! My youngest daughter enjoys doing her own repairs,(oil changes, brakes, suchlike). Besides, she wants to know what makes them tick, so if she does need to take it to a shop, she will know if they are on the level or not.

Richard L · Jun 1, 2014

Sam.....no comment.

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