fried1765
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Me too!
Your Advices for New Rotary Cutter Design
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Me too!
fried1765
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It's ironic that you are asking a member to disclose their location, name of their employer, etc.
Touche !!!!
YLee Kioti
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New member comes in, bang starts asking for feedback to build a better mouse trap...lol..Hmmm
Smells......difficult to have credibility w/o building any kind of rapport.
So, if I knock on your house door and ask for your feed back on your house but can't tell you who I worked for would you cooperate????
just a question for thought.
Do we have any idea all this 'feedback' is going to a valid source that will actually be put to its intended purpose?
Yeah I know I'm a real cynic and the older I get the worse it gets.
Guess we'll see.
Will this thread grow to the 'drain plug' legend????...lol....
Stay tuned......!
Smells......difficult to have credibility w/o building any kind of rapport.
So, if I knock on your house door and ask for your feed back on your house but can't tell you who I worked for would you cooperate????
just a question for thought.
Do we have any idea all this 'feedback' is going to a valid source that will actually be put to its intended purpose?
Yeah I know I'm a real cynic and the older I get the worse it gets.
Guess we'll see.
Will this thread grow to the 'drain plug' legend????...lol....
Stay tuned......!
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Sir, if you can't comment good comment then no comment needed :laughing:
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Regardless of the OP's location or motives, this would be a good thread for Landpride, Woods, Bush Hog, Kingkutter, etc. to read. Low cost improvements to their current products.
fried1765
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The comments from YLee Kioti do not make sense to you?
YLee Kioti
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Doh....been promoted to sir...why thank you sir....I'll see my way out.....
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Can you see the laughing face? Man, peoples sense of humor these days is all or nothing.
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Whenever you see the word "specialist" after a vocation etc...it's reason to be leery...especially when it's as vague as "design"...
most design engineers would not really seek information at the direct consumer level IMO...they would be asking dealers (who sell them in quantity and get feedback from the consumer), repair and welding shops (especially in high agriculture regions) are another place to get information on what parts of a machine could use improvement or just reinforcing etc...
most design engineers would not really seek information at the direct consumer level IMO...they would be asking dealers (who sell them in quantity and get feedback from the consumer), repair and welding shops (especially in high agriculture regions) are another place to get information on what parts of a machine could use improvement or just reinforcing etc...
YLee Kioti
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It's OK fellas...... :thumbsup: we all have different levels of humor......now back to regular schedule broadcast.....
