Maybe Mr Sim might stay ashore the first trip.Me and Red are gonna fix up some special seats for a guy whose initials are AC and his bosum buddies from the money house, I think the bottom of a trawl net might just be special enough, what you think Red? that ought to be a real thrill EH?
Maybe Mr Sim might stay ashore the first trip.Me and Red are gonna fix up some special seats for a guy whose initials are AC and his bosum buddies from the money house, I think the bottom of a trawl net might just be special enough, what you think Red? that ought to be a real thrill EH?
no leaks right!!! great for east coast breathing machine manufacturers.----BOAT RIDE---sounds as good as goat roping down here---goat rope!!!! but i do love corn on the COBB boiled with my shrimp---sWell corn is OK, but them old COBBs come in handy when you ain't close to a friendly neighborhood outhouse.sorry Red, I didn't think about fouling them nets,good way to mess up a whole batch of SHRIMPs. but we got to put them somewhere on the back, gonna get kinda gamey smelling if they up front.I don't want no trash messing up my shrimp----s I got some nice clear "shark" cages that they can view the sharks in---- They are air proof at 10ft or more they just don't hold much air-----it is worse in reverse----they will be the ones praying for air not us!!!!!
Well corn is OK, but them old COBBs come in handy when you ain't close to a friendly neighborhood outhouse.sorry Red, I didn't think about fouling them nets,good way to mess up a whole batch of SHRIMPs. but we got to put them somewhere on the back, gonna get kinda gamey smelling if they up front.
no matter how good they make themselves sound. He can't eat words. My dog needs a good tractor to take care of and guard, with people that have more then themselves in mind. Loyalty deserves reward!!!!I believe I'll stand pat with the hand I've been dealt. seems to me like LS_MTRON has been the only company to show any real concern about the plight of farmtrac dealers and the reputation of it's products.it has remained honorable throughout this ordeal and has announced very reassuring plans to put this trainwreck back on track again.the comunications coming from Montana shows little compassion or trust in farmtrac dealers.the attitude of the Montana leadership appears to want to place responsibility for the farmtrac fiasco somehow on the dealers back instead of where it belongs, with some of it's business partners.
Maka, no one has suggested that Montana caused the Farmtrac demise,but the principal of ethics seems to escape you, you seem comfortable with a company who blindsided and slipped the blade in the back of a longtime business partner and who puts maximising profits above those considerations which could improve the industry for all concerned.what motivations or outside influences would cause a company to doublecross a manufacturer who, made it proffitable for them to remain in business for years?perhaps you have forgotten the chain of events outlined on this forum for a year now that brought Farmtrac to ruin and it's dealers to financial disaster.the chain of events that began when the owners/managers of Farmtrac shafted the very same manufacturer that Montana just slipped it to.
Maka, it was not my intention to cause discord here, but to make a point.for too many years the importance of dealers of all brands in the chain from the MFG to Dist to dealer and finally to the buying public,have not been considered in the equaztion.dealers are forced to sign onesided contracts in order to be a dealer and to shoulder unfair financial loads which rightfully should be the MFG or the distributer's.most will carry these loads out of consideration for their customers, because only at the dealer level are the customers engauged in a face to face relationship.everyone in the chain is expected to make a profit, that is necessary for survival. but no one at any level should be required to suffer because some one at a higher level mismanaged or misappropiated assets.there have been failures before,but never on this scale or had this much impact on this industry.if dealers would stick together,we have have a opportunity to bring about change in the way contracts are written and the risk we are required to carry in order to sell our chosen products. dealers need to be treated fairly, no more,no less.
Right on the button Messick. I think we will all be more aware in the future.
To believe that someone did not benifit from this is a complete denial of the facts and a lack of investigation.but rest easy and stay tuned, the truth will come out in due time.forgive and forgeting is not under my job title.
See Ted Wade quote in the daily southerner article dec 12 edition. to be fair,Farmtrac dealers can order parts from Montana, but only C.o.d. or credit card. kinda hard when you have had little or no income for a year.
