THALL10326
The Champ
Most times its the customer coming to the shop for a fix and spending some bucks. I've had people toss me $40.00 tips like its nothing for a quick on the spot fix. I've had customers bring me old saws they have retired for new ones with the ole "I want you to have this saw and no one else." I've had customers bring me new sweatshirts as a token of appreication for good service. I've had customers bring me Elvis calendars, posters and music boxes, most of these come from my cutie female customers. I have one customer who's wife is a sweetheart and bakes me cookies and goodies, Joe is a lucky man.
Yesterday was a first and it comes from one of my customers that we all know on here. I don't know why he bothered but for some reason he felt he had to do something for me. He took it upon himself to switch my old 051 to a 076. He even supplied the cylinder and piston. Topping that he wanted to do all the work which I felt ok, knock ya self out ole boy. I merely brought the old saw to the shop and he came by and dug into it. Its been sort of a project in which some other parts had to be ordered to complete the switch. It was on the back bench for a few weeks all tore apart and I made sure not to touch it. Yesterday the saw was re-assembled and taken to the log for a try out. He hands me the saw and says here you go, give her a spin. Wow, what a differance in power. The saw ran great. He did a good job on it all for free, why is beyond me but its great to have customers like these customers of mine. The moral of this little story is this. When I hear dealer horror stories its hard for me to understand because my customers seem to look out for me as much as I look out for them.
Good job on the 051, Hoss, dayumm good job.
She not only looks good she's one cutting huzzy!!
Yesterday was a first and it comes from one of my customers that we all know on here. I don't know why he bothered but for some reason he felt he had to do something for me. He took it upon himself to switch my old 051 to a 076. He even supplied the cylinder and piston. Topping that he wanted to do all the work which I felt ok, knock ya self out ole boy. I merely brought the old saw to the shop and he came by and dug into it. Its been sort of a project in which some other parts had to be ordered to complete the switch. It was on the back bench for a few weeks all tore apart and I made sure not to touch it. Yesterday the saw was re-assembled and taken to the log for a try out. He hands me the saw and says here you go, give her a spin. Wow, what a differance in power. The saw ran great. He did a good job on it all for free, why is beyond me but its great to have customers like these customers of mine. The moral of this little story is this. When I hear dealer horror stories its hard for me to understand because my customers seem to look out for me as much as I look out for them.
Good job on the 051, Hoss, dayumm good job.
She not only looks good she's one cutting huzzy!!