Exciting news! New Job!

[GCJenks204]

Congrats Corey. Taking over a failed venture can be daunting but I am told once you get it turned around it can be very rewarding.

 

[fordf150]

The fun wears off pretty fast......

6+ years and i still have fun 5 out of 7 days...wouldnt trade this gig for anything

congrats Cory

 

[jacob j.]

Nice work Corey- be sure to hang onto any old technical manuals and microfiche that you find at the shop. I made the mistake of letting my company owner throw away a lot of old Homelite, McCulloch, Stihl, Husqvarna, and Dolmar microfiche and then badly needed it all at a later date.

 

[Mastermind]

6+ years and i still have fun 5 out of 7 days...wouldnt trade this gig for anything

congrats Cory

My favorite part of this job........dealing with people. I like that......a lot.

My least favorite......working on saws that other folks screwed up.

 

[Roadfxr]

Congrats Corey and yes sleep is way overrated!


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[Idahonative]

This is probably the wrong place but I wanted to share.
Most of you know I like Dolmar chainsaw so this is ironically funny.
I am now the manager of an ope department selling and servicing Husqvarna, Gravely, Arians.
It will be a huge challenge because all current inventory is from a previous failed venture so nothing is in any kind of order. We have also taken on the previous repairs that are at least 3 weeks back logged.
I am excited for the challenge and of course to be able to play with all the toys!
Lol

Just an FYI I am still roasting coffee and filling orders so don't worry

When did you start liking Dolmar...LOL. Sounds like a fun job and good opportunity for you. Hey, maybe you can get the company to start carrying Dolmar and Echo. Then you can prove that those Husky's aren't the crème dela crème like others want us to believe. Well, you could at least prove that the Dolmar and Echo's are easy to start...haha.

BTW: Speaking of coffee and exciting things...This came in the mail yesterday:

 

[riverrat2]

Nice work Corey- be sure to hang onto any old technical manuals and microfiche that you find at the shop. I made the mistake of letting my company owner throw away a lot of old Homelite, McCulloch, Stihl, Husqvarna, and Dolmar microfiche and then badly needed it all at a later date.

JJ knows!!!!!

 

[riverrat2]

My favorite part of this job........dealing with people. I like that......a lot.

My least favorite......working on saws that other folks screwed up.

some of them least liked ones came out of the Midwest I suppose??????

 

[Tor R]

Congratz Corey!
You gone love those sweet 235's