pjkovie
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Hey, to all you good people who graciously share their experience for the benefit of the less fortunate and the not yet so experienced. You are all making a Deposit into your Karma Bank. I hope that you are rewarded 1000 fold for your efforts.
I am from N.E. Pa and lived there for just about all of my life. I was formally trained as a Machinist and was fortunate enough to secure a position within the Maintenance Dept. of a rather Large Novelty \ Bubble Gum Manufacturing Plant at the ripe age of 23. Five years on, I was moved into a Supervisory Position and oversaw the Support Staffing to Production Activities on the Night Shifts. Again, after another 5 years, and due to a forced retirement of a colleague with Medical issues, I was moved into a Dept. Manager's role on the Day shift. I then had a staff of over 125 workers in the Maintenance and Production Support Capacities. We serviced, maintained, and overhauled, when needed, various wrapping machinery and production equipment. I very interesting and demanding position that provided experience in diverse required skill-sets So, you could say, as I do, that I was very Fortunate in my endeavors of earning a living to support my family.
However, all of that previous working experience did not prepare me for the circumstances that I have now encountered with my John Deere E100.
I am hopeful that my time here will yield the necessary information that could help me resolve my engine trouble. Thank You, PJK
I am from N.E. Pa and lived there for just about all of my life. I was formally trained as a Machinist and was fortunate enough to secure a position within the Maintenance Dept. of a rather Large Novelty \ Bubble Gum Manufacturing Plant at the ripe age of 23. Five years on, I was moved into a Supervisory Position and oversaw the Support Staffing to Production Activities on the Night Shifts. Again, after another 5 years, and due to a forced retirement of a colleague with Medical issues, I was moved into a Dept. Manager's role on the Day shift. I then had a staff of over 125 workers in the Maintenance and Production Support Capacities. We serviced, maintained, and overhauled, when needed, various wrapping machinery and production equipment. I very interesting and demanding position that provided experience in diverse required skill-sets So, you could say, as I do, that I was very Fortunate in my endeavors of earning a living to support my family.
However, all of that previous working experience did not prepare me for the circumstances that I have now encountered with my John Deere E100.
I am hopeful that my time here will yield the necessary information that could help me resolve my engine trouble. Thank You, PJK
