Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Another fine quality job to fix

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • tacmig
    replied
    New name for you.

    Not sure how you're getting all this crab at your door step? Perhaps you are getting a rep for fixing others screw ups. When you go to bid a job, give them your regular business card and just as you are about to leave, give them your new card which says "Second Time Welding". And when the customer asks what it's for, you tell them that is for when you hire someone cheaper to do the job a screws it up, you can still call me to perhaps salvage what's left.

    TacMig

    Leave a comment:


  • diamondback
    replied
    did he complain about the cost as well?

    Leave a comment:


  • willy
    replied
    eeek

    You have seen some sh!t, my friend

    Leave a comment:


  • fun4now
    replied
    i was thiningof moving back to florida. now that i have seen whats on the road......maybe not....

    Leave a comment:


  • KBar
    replied
    How do you manage to get all the good business Dave

    Florida must not have an inspection on trailers, otherwise that thing would have been rejected when he tried to title it - lol

    Leave a comment:


  • fun4now
    replied
    "I don't carry any weight on the trailer, so I don't know why it bent, can you fix it?" was the question. When I looked into the back of it there was a ride on lawn mower, a dozen or so 16" truck tires on wheels and at least a dozen or more bundles of shingles stacked up in there. No weight there!
    LOL, i wonder what he thinks is carying wait. you get all the great ones.

    Leave a comment:


  • dabar39
    started a topic Another fine quality job to fix

    Another fine quality job to fix

    Just when I thought I had seen it all with the Grand Marquis I'm re-doing, this shows up at my door. This is a home made trailer and for what it is, it wasn't done too poorly until you get to see the axle that for some unexplained reason, it just bent.

    "I don't carry any weight on the trailer, so I don't know why it bent, can you fix it?" was the question. When I looked into the back of it there was a ride on lawn mower, a dozen or so 16" truck tires on wheels and at least a dozen or more bundles of shingles stacked up in there. No weight there! Oh, by the way, the frame is all done in 2" x 3/16" angle.

    The axle was built by taking a spindle and welding it to a piece of 2" channel (webs facing down) with some angle and mounting it with no springs. He still can't figure out how it bent. I did the repair with a brand new Dexter axle and springs and sent him on his way. Dave
    Attached Files
Working...
X