Purchased new tractor that is rented out?

[ego260]

My new 75 came with R1 W's. Love them!
I run that 12' batwing on the 75, and the 120 runs my 15'. I think a 12' with tall growth would cut much better without lugging the tractor as bad as a 15'. But you know your cutting up there better than I would.

Thanks for the advice. I’ll go the 12’ route. I’m in some steep hills and some thick stuff.

 

[tacticalturnip]

I never told them about this thread. I just wanted to make sure I wasn’t flying high and right. They made it right by swapping R4s to R1s and also paying $15/hr for every hour that exceeds 210 hours and giving me a guaranteed delivery date. I think this issue was isolated to one store within their chain because this store has had issues in the past.it’s a shame that some of these middle managers think they can walk on customers without any repercussions, luckily in my case upper management fixed the issue.

I missed this when you first posted it; this is good of them, trying to make things right.

 

[5030]

I'm guessing you don't like unions.

I worked union construction in Minnesota, if you did nothing but stand around you didn't have a job, nobody protected us.

Part of the standing around is certain guys or certain unions do certain work on jobs

On the contrary, I was in the Teamsters union for a while but once I figured out that all they did was collect union dues and protect sub standard workers from getting dismissed, I quit and went to work for a non union outfit for the same wages and better benefits and never looked back.

Way back when, unions were a good thing as they bargained for better wages, working conditions and benefits but that has all changed. Now, all they do is protect sub standard employees that in a non union situation would be shown the door. I'm in the blah, blah union and you cannot fire me so I'll do as little as possible and take no pride in what I do and you can KMA if you don't like it.

So yes, I'm against unions as all they really do is collect money from the rank and file, live like fat cats and don't really care about the employees they are supposed to represent.

The outfit I worked for and retired from, I delivered steel to many auto plants, both primary and T2 and T3 companies and the T2 and T3 outfits were not union and the difference between the unionized plants and the non union outfits was very evident. All I had to do was observe.

Kind of reminds me of my ex wife's brother who worked at LTV Steel in Cleveland. he prided himself on how he would go into work and then go hide somewhere for his shift and then had one of his buddy's clock him out at least an hour past his shift so he could collect overtime while hiding and he stole goods from the company constantly too. He really cried the blues when LTV sold out to an offshore company and he was let go.

Far as I'm concerned, theft of time is an immediate punishable by termination event.

Like I stated, today, all the union is good for is protecting sub standard workers from loosing their jobs and not much else.

 

[JimBinMI]

There are no dates mentioned or anything mentioned in the contract about rental at all.

I thought that all legal contracts had to have a start date and end date...maybe that's just in Real Estate.

 

[Jstpssng]

I just read through this thread. The OP was supposed to get the tractor on November 1 He hasn't been here since October 26. I hope things worked out for him

 

[two_bit_score]

Hopefully, he has just been busy with the new tractor.

 

[Williy]

ego260 if you have allergie's get your self a candida clense saves
time and money by not going to see a quack and getting a shot!!!
anyone that goes to see a doctor is a guinea pig because the doc
will say if that med don't work come back and I get you something
else because they really don't know what is wrong with you

willy