What??? You don’t get 90 days ???you forget to say, at car garages, you go to reception and pay on full before getting your keys back
What??? You don’t get 90 days ???you forget to say, at car garages, you go to reception and pay on full before getting your keys back
You will have some trouble with a 7718 dyna 6 with 215hp ,Im the only driver, so will keep that in mind. Thanks.
Local dealer has scanners, scan job card every job they do. Even log off if help someone.I’ve had this before with a MF dealer job, tractor needed splitting to do damper plate. 40 hours work charged. The next time it needed splitting to do gearbox synchros which is basically the same job I used their previous MF trained fitter who has since gone on his own and he done the whole job in 20 hours including rebuilding synchros. Guess some of these main dealers are taking people for a ride cause when it’s in their workshop you dont know how long they spend working on it whereas on farm with mobile fitter you do.
HiYou will have some trouble with a 7718 dyna 6 with 215hp ,
it will do the 3rd gear synchro on itHi
Clutch? What Else?
Thanks...
This^^^^^If you look at the car and truck industry for example charge out rates are routinely £90-100/ hr .
The whole set up is done on “Productivity Management”.
The dynamic is very different from Ag in that all work is pre booked ,because it is all done in house, with no on-site repairs .
This allows them to have a full book of
Previously arranged work for every hour of each day for work for each man .
All jobs will have a “book time “ and each man / woman is managed on their “Productivety” so if the book time for a repair is 4 hours and the mechanic repairs it in 2 then he is scored as being in a plus percentage of productivity and moves on to his next job.
It is possible that some mechanics can have well over 100% productivity .
I have heard even in some garages each mans productivity is shown on a screen within the workshop to drive competion and ultimately maximise profit from each man.
Even if they only break even on Productivety its
still 100% as they have accounted and charged every hour with a healthy margin.
Ag is very different , travel time , tidy up time, very flexible working practices with regards time slots for repairs , weather dependency, doesn’t suit customer today or a sudden change in weather when you have organised work.
I did a detailed study on workshop productivity and “Recovery Rate” ie what we paid out and what we charged out and the % of productivity for each man in the workshop and it is an eye opener as to how unproductive an Ag workshop can be , even a very well organised one .
The amount of “dead “ time, ie, hours that cannot be charged but still being paid for at certain times of the year is frightening .
When you start adding up these hours and multiplying it by your charge out rate it is a frightening amount of money being lost but it is impossible to ever run as efficiently as a car or truck garage due to the way the industry works.
it will do the 3rd gear synchro on it
Hi
Just got my MF7718 back from the stealers. The electric spool valve was playing up, and needed changing.
Invoice say:
8 hours of work at 100 punds per hour.
8 hours sounds just insane to me. Any idea what this kind of job involves. To me it just looks like a few scews.
Total price incl. parts with current exchange rate is 1600 punds ex. vat.
Thanks in advance.
I’ve had this before with a MF dealer job, tractor needed splitting to do damper plate. 40 hours work charged. The next time it needed splitting to do gearbox synchros which is basically the same job I used their previous MF trained fitter who has since gone on his own and he done the whole job in 20 hours including rebuilding synchros. Guess some of these main dealers are taking people for a ride cause when it’s in their workshop you dont know how long they spend working on it whereas on farm with mobile fitter you do.
In Feb we split a massey changed damper plate and rebuilt an engine and screwed together again for a local dealer as they were too busy. Took 28hours over three days.
Not speaking from experience but I bet that is cheap compared to a BMW main dealer hourly rate... It is pretty ridiculous though... when mechanics time is charged at that amount I assume it is because they need to make enough to cover the other average other 4 days a week their mechanics are sitting round with fudge all to do100 quid an hour is extortion. Guaranteed the mechanic wont be gettin near that not even near half that. How can they justify that.
100 quid an hour is extortion. Guaranteed the mechanic wont be gettin near that not even near half that. How can they justify that.
Was that the one paddy sold youIn Feb we split a massey changed damper plate and rebuilt an engine and screwed together again for a local dealer as they were too busy. Took 28hours over three days.
100 quid an hour is extortion.
Guaranteed the mechanic wont be gettin near that not even near half that.
How can they justify that.
The Latte and Donuts aren't free - you paid for them in the £100 an hour along with that shiny showroom with all the glass and the nice floor!Davey
My BMW Motorrad dealer charges £100/hour to service my motorcycle and I have to ride it 30 miles to them
They charge £10 + fuel used, for a loan motorcycle too
Free latte and donuts though
Hi
Just got my MF7718 back from the stealers. The electric spool valve was playing up, and needed changing.
Invoice say:
8 hours of work at 100 punds per hour.
8 hours sounds just insane to me. Any idea what this kind of job involves. To me it just looks like a few scews.
Total price incl. parts with current exchange rate is 1600 punds ex. vat.
Thanks in advance.
Thats dear enough for any manBill in from my local dealer and labour is billed at £45/hr
First rule of machinery repairs, get them to come to you.Had the outer one replaced two years ago, but this time it was the inner one. They called me 5 minutes before closing to tell me it was finished. Just found it a bit odd. A hole working day for one spool valve sounds a bit much, but I guess its possible.