Let's start over......
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#8184
09-23-2008, 06:17 PM
damn we worked really hard today, slammed out some tickets, made around 30 hours in one day. which barely caught us up for the week
Time to head home in a minute. Ive should have a package waiting on me
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09-23-2008, 06:34 PM
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#8187
09-23-2008, 06:39 PM
If it says it pays us 10 hours, no matter if we finish it in 3 hours or 15 hours we charge 10 hours. Those are the guidelines. Thats how we make money by "beating" the clock.
Most jobs are anywhere from .5 hours to 5 hours. Per item on the ticket. so 4w brakes is 5hours, tires is 2 hours etc etc. Tires take about 45 minutes to do all 4, and brakes take about 45min-1hour to do. So there is alot of potential to make money on those items. Oil changes (plus fluid top offs) pays 1.2 hours and we can usually finish it around 45 minutes if we rush through it.
Most jobs are anywhere from .5 hours to 5 hours. Per item on the ticket. so 4w brakes is 5hours, tires is 2 hours etc etc. Tires take about 45 minutes to do all 4, and brakes take about 45min-1hour to do. So there is alot of potential to make money on those items. Oil changes (plus fluid top offs) pays 1.2 hours and we can usually finish it around 45 minutes if we rush through it.
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09-23-2008, 06:45 PM
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Evening turds. :santa:
Ah... You shouldn't be bouncing so much. Really. I rode a horse that was half Clydesdale before. Bouncy as hell, but I never though "Oh God, trotting is just going to kill my back." You riding english or western?
I can hold any position, it's the constant bouncing that is compressing my back and friggin hurting. If it gets worse, I guess I might drop the class???
Sucks that I need those credits to graduate, and can't sign up for a new class.
I loved riding when I was little. Walking on the horse is fine. Trotting, so far, is just doing a number on my back. I spose I'll ask my instructor about different positions that prevent so much bouncing.
Sucks that I need those credits to graduate, and can't sign up for a new class.
I loved riding when I was little. Walking on the horse is fine. Trotting, so far, is just doing a number on my back. I spose I'll ask my instructor about different positions that prevent so much bouncing.
#8189
09-23-2008, 06:47 PM
Not a normal Ford brake job
outta here, gonna go stop by the dodge house and look at the 09 ram on the way home
