Help from a forum member

essexpete

Member
Location
Essex
Just a heads up for Andrew Cross of A and R Handling nr Banbury, AKA @ACEngineering .
I stupidly damaged my New Holland (Manitou based) telehandler with shear incompetence. I could not see from where the damaged pipe work had been ripped. Over the phone Andrew looked up the relevant area and talked me through. So thanks Andrew.
On a side note one of the aspects of this forum that Andrew finds annoying (as I am sure others do) is a poster asking for advice and help then not returning with the final outcome)/solution and thanks.
We are lucky to have access via this forum to professionals like Andrew (and others like Gapples and Agrimax)
 

ACEngineering

Member
Location
Oxon
Just a heads up for Andrew Cross of A and R Handling nr Banbury, AKA @ACEngineering .
I stupidly damaged my New Holland (Manitou based) telehandler with shear incompetence. I could not see from where the damaged pipe work had been ripped. Over the phone Andrew looked up the relevant area and talked me through. So thanks Andrew.
On a side note one of the aspects of this forum that Andrew finds annoying (as I am sure others do) is a poster asking for advice and help then not returning with the final outcome)/solution and thanks.
We are lucky to have access via this forum to professionals like Andrew (and others like Gapples and Agrimax)

Didnt buy anything though so just bread and water for tea tonight 😭 🤣😁
 

ACEngineering

Member
Location
Oxon
Just a heads up for Andrew Cross of A and R Handling nr Banbury, AKA @ACEngineering .
I stupidly damaged my New Holland (Manitou based) telehandler with shear incompetence. I could not see from where the damaged pipe work had been ripped. Over the phone Andrew looked up the relevant area and talked me through. So thanks Andrew.
On a side note one of the aspects of this forum that Andrew finds annoying (as I am sure others do) is a poster asking for advice and help then not returning with the final outcome)/solution and thanks.
We are lucky to have access via this forum to professionals like Andrew (and others like Gapples and Agrimax)

It is nice to hear the end result good or bad but what's worse is the ones that join ask question then dont return to see the comments. If you click on a member you can see when they were last active and several ask a question then never come back. Or as one did few days ago just private messaged me "Hello" and nothing else lol possibly because I hadn't commented in there particular public post which I wasn't tagged in to anyway.
 

thesilentone

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Cumbria
Just a heads up for Andrew Cross of A and R Handling nr Banbury, AKA @ACEngineering .
I stupidly damaged my New Holland (Manitou based) telehandler with shear incompetence. I could not see from where the damaged pipe work had been ripped. Over the phone Andrew looked up the relevant area and talked me through. So thanks Andrew.
On a side note one of the aspects of this forum that Andrew finds annoying (as I am sure others do) is a poster asking for advice and help then not returning with the final outcome)/solution and thanks.
We are lucky to have access via this forum to professionals like Andrew (and others like Gapples and Agrimax)
I agree, but I think we're all a bit guilty of that.

A thank you afterwards does go a long way, we need to remember to do it.
 

Moors Lad

Member
Location
N Yorks
On a side note one of the aspects of this forum that Andrew finds annoying (as I am sure others do) is a poster asking for advice and help then not returning with the final outcome)/solution and thanks.
We are lucky to have access via this forum to professionals like Andrew (and others like Gapples and Agrimax)
GOOD POINT! Well made. It really pi**es me off when you ( or the collective "us") take time to try and help someone and then the miserable s****** just disappears with no trace of a thankyou....
 

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