caterpillarmech
Senior Member
I have a Deere tech resident for the construction company I work for. He was tied up. I called in as I needed another guy for a down machine. Took almost 20 hours and two phone calls to get the dispatcher to talk to me. Sent a tech by late last night for a dozer that the blade will not turn. Turned one way and stopped. Tech shows up, swipes the blade side to side and says its done. So me being a fairly experienced guy ask what was wrong. "it works fine, nothing is wrong with it." Ok so I ask how it did in the dirt. No drift on any of the three cylinders? Blade held when digging? "I didn't put it in the dirt. You didn't say it was drifting." The first thing I learned in trouble shooting was to verify the complaint after speaking with the operator. I guess its me expecting too much out of a dealership tech. Maybe the guy was in a hurry to go home. I could tell he was getting angry at questioning his method but, I want to make damn sure at 7am today I don't have to make the same phone call. I'm busy, my crews are busy. Why not do it right the first time?!:Banghead