Subject: [NEXTEL-1] Now That's "How Business Gets Done"-

From: Marcel <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 03 Dec 2002 14:06:14 -0500

Now That's "How Business Gets Done"-

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From: [email-masked]
Subject: Re: [Tower-pro] Long Day
To: <[email-masked]>

I applaud your efforts Dan, but must admit that I now have an unsettled stomach because of
flashbacks your story triggered. My story is extreemly similar to yours except that our
F450's trans took a dump at the end of a long Monday, and we worked all night to put it
back on the road for Tuesday at 6:00am, and it was the Over-Drive automatic trans. Ouch!
That was HEAVY!  I asked the trans shop if we could just buy the parts to convert to
Manual trans. that night, but I worried that we might not get it done by morning. I
smelled like burnt trans fluid for a week, and my back still hurts when I think about it-
and this was 6 months ago.

I'm going to go be sick-

Clifford E. Bryan
Communication Builders, Inc.
Saint Charles, IL
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: towerhanddan 
  To: [email-masked] 
  Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 10:24 PM
  Subject: [Tower-pro] Long Day

  I started today with a 1 hr drive into B ham,  Had to pull my
  F 350 into the shop because the clutch kicked the bucket. We had to 
  have the truck on the road ASAP so the local Ford dealer was not an 
  option.  We ( 1 man and I) finally got the tranny on the floor right 
  before lunch. We rode to our local NAPA and bought the clutch kit.
  It was a cool kit. Included a clutch plate,pressure plate,throw out 
  bearing,pilot bearing, and clutch line up tool. Total cost $350.
  We got it all put back together and with a little bleeding of the 
  hyd. line we had a working clutch. When the truck was working again 
  we called the other guys in and I sent them on there way to Georgia 
  to complete a job they left unfinished for the holiday. Just another 
  example of how a positive attitude and a strong back can put you on 
  a higher playing field to allow you to over see the misfortune and 
  press on to the goal.  I LOVE BEING A TOWERHAND! today anyway.

  I wonder what the Ford dealer would have charged me for that and I 
  wonder how long it would have taken.

  Dan Edgecombe
  On Edge Tower Service
  West Blocton AL

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