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How much do your customers control you?
We pretty much do it the way the customer wants,
although we will spend a good bit of time with the
customer to make sure that they understand our
view of their request. We are usually successful
at Read more...
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Thumb control Ferris WB
I bought this 36inch ferris and HATE thew controls
now, my thumbs start hurting and mess, but i'm
keeping it because dad seems to love it, rare he
likes the mowers so i keep it seeing how he mows
when Read more...
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Ferris 2000 vs 3100????
The 3100 comes with a better seat standard,
different engine choices, and the availability of
a 72" deck. I think it has larger pumps and wheel
motors too, not s Read more...
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Looking at a Ferris is2000
have the one in my sig. it came with the
suspension seat standard, guess cause it was the
size of engine? has 6 hours on it now. never
owned any other kind of ZTR at all. don't have
any complaints Read more...
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Irrigation subs
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How do you drop a customer?
I agree with those who suggest raising price to a
point where the annoyance is balanced by the
additional revenue. If they don't want to pay the
increased amount we part ways. I usually offer 30
day Read more...
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Irrigation subs
I Agree with Cloud9 Read more...
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Employee wants more $$$
I would talk to him first and set a time line to
improve on the issues you see he could improve on.
It doesnt have to be a long time line....a month
or so. You want to give him Read more...
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The art of infield maintenance is focused on consistency. At all the baseball fields I’ve managed, I’ve always looked for the same kind of infield mix, testing out in the range of 60 percent sand, 20 percent silt and 20 percent clay. Those percentages aren’t the complete equation.
