Yup. My B7100 has that yellow cover on it too. We should start a club.Kubota owners like me that put a dirty but non ripped John Deere lawn tractor seat cover on a ripped old L series Kubota tractor seat or vise versa
The ones that get me are ones that have a ziplock re-closure like what shredded cheese comes in. I don't know how they do it, but they're very difficult to open, then when the ribs DO let go, it's all of a sudden and half the contents of the bag are all over the counter.
Gave him a piece of my mind, towed truck to another dealership knowing we will never give them our business for 50-60k vehicles. Still no truck but that's ok with me I said something got peace with myself and stood up for my wife (which imo most should) For the time being I'm enjoying driving my winter beater and repairing the rockers on my older 3/4 ton when I get free time.
I don't even try to use the tab any more. It's much more satisfying to just to the box open. If it is soggy, all the more reason to ignore the useless pull tab. I think the pull tab is some sort of marketing gimmick. It's obvious the manufacturer never used their own products.
Our country's maniacal obsession with safety packaging has gone off the rails. Maybe that's due to packaging engineers desperately trying to justify their jobs, now that all the methods have been figured out.Yea! They want to make things like milk, yogurt & cheeze "child-proof"
Either that or maniacal ambulance chasers who will litigate over a hangnail.
It took me until I was a few years from retirement to figure out that nothing in my job was really an emergency. A person trapped in a car and bleeding out is an emergency. An arbitrary date some project manager put on a spreadsheet is not an emergency.
