DavesTractor
Elite Member
They effed up if you ask me. Why say they will be in the showrooms when they won't? It makes me not even want to deal with them if they can't even get a delivery date right by a month. Love the tractor, but am not impressed with the company thus far.
I bet they are listening, so I appreciate your comments. I think the issue is that the Marketing people are by nature Pollyanna's.
Now the realistic pragmatic folks, they work in production. They know that new models are never, ever, ever, on time. There is a lot of coordination getting in the tire and wheel sets, new loaders, new backhoes, new mowers, new battery sizes perhaps, new seats, etc., etc.
I can just almost see the exchange like I was at the meeting, which I wasn't. A MUSA muckety-muck will ask around the table, so to speak, each department head and/or supplier when each item will be finished with testing and in production and ready to ship. He will ask with a very expectant and positive tone, and the expectation will cause the particular department head to give the very best date. Then as these things all come together, something slips due to testing, or a shortage of some dohickey or something. Any little supply glitch in a new model for which the pipeline is not full causes a slowdown.
We need our optimistic marketing folks, and our practical production folks, but when a new models arrives, I wish they awere all on the same page. :ashamed:
Bear with us please.