Posted by rrlund on May 27, 2023 at 04:11:38 from (173.225.203.221):
In Reply to: Ouch posted by onefarmer on May 26, 2023 at 17:40:07:
I hear you Jon. I had to plant corn with the old Oliver 1850 for two days because I had a flat on the White. To add insult to injury, the tire guy came at 10:30 the next morning to fix it, but left because he couldn't find it. He came to the house instead of going to the field after I gave detailed directions to where it was in the field. I was done planting for the day before he got back here and got it fixed late afternoon.
I'm sitting here right now without my pickup. I took it in to get cam phasers put in last Tuesday. I called yesterday to see what was going on. The service manager said the mechanic who was working on it lost his mother and he was at the funeral, so he'd probably have it done next Tuesday.
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