oldbones - 11/10/2024 13:27
chinband - 11/10/2024 10:42
Well, that is quite obvious they would make things too easy. They couldn’t make enough money with the proper engineering. A lot of things could be done, but everybody’s in the business to make money off of someone else since I quit working at the dealership I see things in a lot different light.
Have a good day
Rich
Tin foil hat needed.
I call BS on your notion that manufacturers do this to make sure they have a steady stream of repair income.
It goes against ALL common sense to think they do. If they did, people wouldn't keep buying their product.
I don't care that you worked in a dealership, you are/were not on the manufacturing side of it. They design to save manufacturing costs, not ensure higher repair costs in the future.
Common sense would say that it would cost more to make a cab that easily and quickly tilts out of the way. If it were easy and cheap to design and build, someone would have come out with aftermarket conversion kits for tilting, and most guys would have one, including me. But most guys would not want to pay the higher manufacturing costs associated with making tilting cabs where you just pull a latch and tilt it up to blow out the dirt.
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