Electronics Forum | Mon May 12 17:30:02 EDT 2014 | rgduval
I thought about just leaving him there and paying for mine...but, figured that would just be too rude :)
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 28 14:42:32 EDT 2014 | jimmyboz
OK, do you install machines, or just complain? Have you ever landed at home Saturday night, flew out Monday morning, just to have someone bitch that you are late, my suspicion is, NO!
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 28 12:37:18 EDT 2014 | markhoch
Thanks for the replies. I guess I'm not really pissed, just a lil' grumpy perhaps. :) I just found it unusual to have to supply the Installation Engineer with ALL of his tools. It was explained to me that this was an unusual occurance, and I guess
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 29 13:31:14 EDT 2014 | markhoch
Thanks for the support guys!
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 29 07:24:05 EDT 2014 | spoiltforchoice
No, that's just weird. I have also never seen that in the UK. T.B.H I also get annoyed by the majority expecting you to arrange the movement of said machine from delivery truck to factory floor (particularly when they itemise the shipping at several
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 28 13:37:02 EDT 2014 | jimmyboz
Happy to help reduce you from a very frazzled man to a semi-frazzled man.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 06 14:37:52 EDT 2014 | jimmyboz
Now, that's funny, It sounds like something from "2 and a half men", the TV show.
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 28 16:17:35 EDT 2014 | markhoch
I donno Jimmy, I may have to side with Hedge here... As he mentioned, in a pinch, it's okay, but as a usual practice, its not acceptable. If your employer is sending you out to do machine installs without tools, or the means to get yourself around,
Electronics Forum | Thu May 01 07:39:21 EDT 2014 | pfifla1
Frazzled - It's not just you. Regardless of the price the machine is when a service engineer comes to your place they should have 95% of the tools needed. now a 24" crescent wrench might be hard to tote around but all the standard tools should be wit
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