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PetersenRockFarm
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I'm somewhat irritated at how long it's taking to get the final solution and a working tractor. I can only imagine how the OP is handling this. He has the patience of Job and brass cajones the size of basketballs.
This entire situation reminds me of the infamous saying - "I love the smell of Napalm in the morning" - Robert DuVal.
Ohhh, lesson is learned, unfortunately for me the hard way, but that's my doing. I do have patience and I often give way too much leeway. I trusted the Dealer/Service Manager, gave him benefit of doubt... and meanwhile my chores on 60 acres have fallen way behind in middle of summer. Today marks 7 weeks.
I'll be up there this morning. It is supposed to be assembled by noonish, we'll see. Then we're on to the bill (if it runs right, either way as soon as it can run it's getting hauled out of there). Stay tuned
Oh, yeah, the network infrastructure, I sold Cisco suite of network solutions for years, it was always extremely frustrating to see global F500 companies try to get by with 'good enough' or less... letting network refreshes go years beyond they're expected life cycles...all to save a nickle now, just waiting for disaster to strike, or saying it's ok when the network fails to support mission critical apps, like building your house on quicksand and saying we'll come back to that later when I see water in basement only to see house sinking year after year.... DR plan? (disaster recovery?) didn't sound like it... getting hacked and not paying ransom to get up quickly and service your customer base? A surgeon is only as good as his/her scalpel
Cheers and back with an update later today.
thank you
Erik