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Winter, a Time to Repair and Improve
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As
a very young boy, winter with my Uncle Joe was a special time. While
the wind blew the snow around, the plants and trees were dormant and
the soil was resting, the farm equipment must be made ready for another
season. Uncle Joe had that chore and for an extra hand he chose me.
I
thought I was a big help however looking back, it was really Uncle Joe
who took the challenge to be my mentor and teach me about all things
mechanical. While Dad, Mother and the Grandparents worked on living
issues, Joe took many hours to show me the intricate problems that
seemed to be inherent with many farm machines and work out solutions to
repair or improve what we had.
Each new project started with a
very detailed; usually hand written review of the problem or
shortcoming. This was followed by another probably longer session
detailing possible fixes or methods and parts needed to improve the
machine. During those depression years money was always short so cost
of parts and results expected were carefully calculated.
Uncle
Joe believed that if we didn’t have a quick answer, somewhere out there
in the wide wide world of thoughts would be a solution to fix or
improve. Our task was to concentrate on our problem, be patient and be
through. And eventually an inspiration would come.
I know this sounds a bit corny, off the wall so to speak however I am here to say, it works for me.
After a life time of fixing, designing and working machines, it took me eight long years to come up with our Orbital Action Screening Methodology and I am proud to say, it works very well.
Happy screening,
Brad Schnittjer
Blog # 34
2/22/2010
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I
will continue my
comments about the many advantages of Orbital Action Screening in my
next Blog. Meanwhile, look over our Videos and Job Stories
to learn more about Orbital Action Screening. Our products, with their
user friendly features and high performance levels could take you into
a new season with a much higher profit potential.
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us your requirements by filling out and submitting the Intended
Use Form
and you will soon have full details and a quote for the correct model
and available options to fulfill your job application needs
“The
Finer Cut”, is Brad’s Blog. Each issue will cover a topic of interest
about our machines, our industry, our customers and more. I am excited
about the opportunity to use a Blog to broaden our communications with
our customers and industry. I invite you to return and visit from time
to time, cruising through previous issues to learn many details
regarding our products.
I
also invite you, our reader to contribute by offering your comments.
Please send your thoughts to brad@orbitscreens.com, by letter or fax, 563-922 9060.
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