lilranch2001
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Ooooo. Tell us that you are NOT annoyed
LMAO
LMAO
I Went To Purchase A New Mini-Excavator And This Happened.....
DarkBlack
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Sure all my laughing on post 161..
lilranch2001
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I am glad you think you are witty!
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The customer is always right - Wikipedia
“customer complaints should be treated seriously so that customers do not feel cheated or deceived.”
Not trying to be that guy but .. today I guess I am.
That is black by the way... @LittleBill21 said "Gray" the grease has absorbed dust blowing around and so has the cylinder... if kept in the rain outside on a dirt lot that can and will splash up a lot of dirt as well same as on a flat bed down the highway.
I don't think anyone is discounting how dirty it is.. .but was also have no idea if they pulled it over a dirt road to the owners well ex owners new home.
When you start a Kubota Min ex like this does the hr meter flash zero across the screen basically a screen test and then show the hrs? I assume it will show hrs running or not, but I speculate maybe the sales guy put the key in turned it on to see 000000 hrs flash on the screen for long enough for a human to recognize 0 and then claim 0 hrs. Not thinking 0 is way to low a number and why so many 0's but they are in sales not service or using it.
HR meter being so integrated into the display I suspect it has a self test diagnostic display, basically if one of the digits doesn't display a number you know it is failing.
Other possibility I suspect low is that the sales dude saw 0 RPM and mistook it for hrs, or some other 0 on the display... I snap shot of 0 would have been handy.
HR meter being so integrated into the display I suspect it has a self test diagnostic display, basically if one of the digits doesn't display a number you know it is failing.
Other possibility I suspect low is that the sales dude saw 0 RPM and mistook it for hrs, or some other 0 on the display... I snap shot of 0 would have been handy.
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Anyone assuming that a machine on a sales lot has zero hours on it, in my humble opinion has no business operating a piece of equipment.
They are a bit dangerous to themselves and a lot dangerous to anybody that may be around them
They are a bit dangerous to themselves and a lot dangerous to anybody that may be around them
Torvy
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I can't imagine not sitting in the seat and looking at it for myself.
I guess I get that from my Missouri roots. Show me.
I guess I get that from my Missouri roots. Show me.