I remember having my new-to-me hay inverter delivered. Had to wait an extra day, but it was worth it. They wanted to run it through the shop before it left. The wheels & tires got changed out for a couple of nice take-offs. A bearing on the apron roller was questionable. That & the other one were changed out for new ones. It got power washed, greased, adjusted & the tin on the back straightened. Called & said they'd be here in a half hour.
They pulled in along side the field, I dropped off the hay rake & hooked on to the inverter. Got the rundown on how to operate it, how to make corners & I was off to flip a few rows. That thing was awesome!! Told the delivery guy that it was a great machine, thanked him & he went on his way.
The next day I was looking over some fairly dry hay & decided to go in & call up there to thank the guy for the inverter. Couldn't have been more impressed with the machine & the service. A few days after that, I got a thank you card from the dealership.
I'd like to see service like that today. Especially with a used, low dollar machine!
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