gordon
Veteran Member
Well it looks like both you and Bird have been down the winding road of r/v ownership.
The good thing about my boss is that he is pro education for the techs. Each one of us go to a minimun of two weeks of school per year to stay current with new products and also enlarge our knowledge base. Its expensive to send a tech to school but it sure does payoff in the long run for both him and the customer.
The key to being an r/v tech is simple rigid--flexability./w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
The only thing Del that scares me about the parade is that alot of our snowbird customers might not fare so well but they sure could pull me in a wagon./w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
The job does leave me with a bleeding tounge from time to time.---I never touched that-fresh wrench marks or it worked when we dropped it off--the thing is so rusted up it hasn't worked in years. But the alltime best is your tech stoled one of the pillows off my couch or a customer a couple weeks ago said this your tech stoled my tv picture-he had been in Flordia all winter hooked to cable and his antenna booster was turned off. I could go on and on and on/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
The good thing is I will be doing something different every day thats for sure and thanks for the complement guys I'm master certified and there aren't that many in the U.S. let alone Deleware--8hr test 4hr written and 4hr hands on. That was one long day. But thats another story for another day.
Now maybe you guys can relate to me loving the woods and running the tractor after work for a few hours to unwind but the great thing of it is that people pay me to play on my tractor./w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
Gordon
The good thing about my boss is that he is pro education for the techs. Each one of us go to a minimun of two weeks of school per year to stay current with new products and also enlarge our knowledge base. Its expensive to send a tech to school but it sure does payoff in the long run for both him and the customer.
The key to being an r/v tech is simple rigid--flexability./w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
The only thing Del that scares me about the parade is that alot of our snowbird customers might not fare so well but they sure could pull me in a wagon./w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
The job does leave me with a bleeding tounge from time to time.---I never touched that-fresh wrench marks or it worked when we dropped it off--the thing is so rusted up it hasn't worked in years. But the alltime best is your tech stoled one of the pillows off my couch or a customer a couple weeks ago said this your tech stoled my tv picture-he had been in Flordia all winter hooked to cable and his antenna booster was turned off. I could go on and on and on/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
The good thing is I will be doing something different every day thats for sure and thanks for the complement guys I'm master certified and there aren't that many in the U.S. let alone Deleware--8hr test 4hr written and 4hr hands on. That was one long day. But thats another story for another day.
Now maybe you guys can relate to me loving the woods and running the tractor after work for a few hours to unwind but the great thing of it is that people pay me to play on my tractor./w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
Gordon
