Grease Monkey from San Francisco

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jmcallister

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Hey all,

JI McAllister checking in. I'm an Equipment Manager at a SF area golf course. Work on a variety of tractors here: Toro, JD, Ventrac, whatever else the superintendent decides to buy next year.

I have particular expertise in Porter tractors for any soul unfortunate enough to own one.

Glad to be here, great stuff and a lot of knowledge gained already.
 
   / Grease Monkey from San Francisco #2  
:welcome:
To the TBN forum. Glad to have you with us as more expertise is always welcome.
 
   / Grease Monkey from San Francisco #3  
Welcome to TBN. This site is a valuable resource. Your membership will increase its value.
 
   / Grease Monkey from San Francisco #4  
What golf course? I'm from Hayward and know a few courses in the East Bay.
 
   / Grease Monkey from San Francisco #5  
:welcome: to TBN...enjoy.
 
   / Grease Monkey from San Francisco
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I work at the Presidio course. Nice and muddy right now.
 
   / Grease Monkey from San Francisco #7  
G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Enjoy the site.
 
   / Grease Monkey from San Francisco #8  
:welcome:

Welcome to the forum!

I'm sure your expertise will prove useful :)
 
   / Grease Monkey from San Francisco #9  
That comment on Porter is interesting. There is a big dealer of vineyard and orchard equipment that has been pushing Porter locally for a couple of years. Expensive.
 
   / Grease Monkey from San Francisco
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I used to work for Porter as one of their assembly mechanics. Last I'd heard, production had totally stopped and their top flight guy had moved on to work for Hewlett Packard instead. That was the basis of my condolences to any owners, there probably isn't much technical support out there anymore from the manufacturer. I could be wrong, perhaps they've revitalized the production line.

They are expensive, but they have some pretty amazing features and power for something small enough to fit between orchard rows. When production halted and I left the last time, they'd just moved into the third generation which we all had a lot of hope for. Really felt like we'd hammered out the early issues and were in a position to put out a solid tractor.
 

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