Posted by Janicholson on August 28, 2023 at 06:51:51 from (24.240.46.228):
In Reply to: Advice please posted by dwag on August 27, 2023 at 20:43:21:
A list of reasons to make wisdom your friend: 1) 2% of the potential customers know what they need to know to successfully fix their tractor. 2) None will bring their own tools.(think on that, it is important) 3) Parts will be a drastic bottleneck. 4) Contracts for use and time will be a urination contest when things are not finished. 5) Liability insurance and the wording to keep your shorts on when an axle takes out a door post, or a fire consumes the building and 4 other 100,000$ tractors. 6) Exhaust extraction to meet OSHA rules. 7) They will want to weld and don't know how. 8) Non farmers will use it! 9) Waste removal, oil, coolant, rags aand emptyish cans of goo. 10) I want to pressure wash this new 47 Case. 11) If I had the manual I would have done this at the farm. 12) 10% will try to make pullers. 13) Chairs and coffee will make the wrong type of clutch. 14) they will bring them in on trailers with the need to park them. 15) What do you know about Belarus 7111 tractors and will they fit in the door. 16) Abandoned tractors stacking up behind the building. There was never a light at the end of the tunnel. Jim
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