[TechAssist] Re: BIG 35" TV pick ups?
- From: larry <schntv@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 13:50:05 -0500
i have 2 men for delivery, but the sets are too tall even for
a full size cargo van, i tell the customer to hire a moving
company , to bring it in, like the one that delivered the tv
to them , in the first place.
i am a repair man, not a delivery man, or i would have spent
more time in a gym.
lol
i just cant do good repair work on the living room floor.
i am lucky to find some problems with a well lit shop full of
equipment.
it seems no mater how hard the job, if i do it in the home
they feel it should be cheaper.
by the way, why dont doctors make house calls any more??
Just my thoughts.
Larry
Paul wrote:
> Phil, I don't do any sets in the home. If it can't be brought in to the
> shop I don't work on it. I hire a couple of muscles if the the customer wants
> to pay. After the last nightmare,1990 Mitsubishi. I have just about decided
> not to work on anthing over 10 yr's old. Paul
> Phil Bader <tjanphyl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Been getting a few calls lately
> for these old 15 yr old Mitsubishi 35
> inch CRT sets. Usually an older person who "just cannot get it in to the
> shop". What does the rest of you do? Assuming you know it cannot be
> repaired in home. We all know these older 35" Mits ,tho may be
> repairable, will have many caps,other parts, need board washing,etc.
> Even the desparate techs wouldn't try in-home. Do you sub the pick up
> out, or pass? In the shop, I have a hydraulic cart from Tractor Supply
> to lift up and down,etc. Not really feasable to carry along.
> I just can't risk another back injury or surgury at age 48. Just curious.
> Phil Bader
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