Ofer Kolton experience with TM's...?

[Mikey P]

Sapphire is all too busy constantly making new models

Did you write this three years ago?

 

[NobleCarpetCleaners]

SacHole is putting it mildly.... Ofer I'm noblecleaners@comcast.net or 916-761-3044 24/7

 

[ruff]

Did you write this three years ago?

No. Just a few days ago.
Even mechanics will tell you the same, if they are not concerned about somebody listening in.
Constant change (as an example see you last thread about the smoke and mirrors of the 370. Good music by the way). They are tired of all the changes and not all for the better in their opinion.

Now, improving a model is nice, but get it together and just get it done well and keep at it, including better control of installation.
And freaking offer better recovery tanks.

And if you doubt the sentiment, do an honest poll here and see what people really think.
Here are some questions:

• Are SS machines overly complicated?
• Are they easy to maintain?
• Are the models built simply and consistently? Or are there always new kinks to straighten?
  
• Are their recovery tanks, top notch?

I am sure some here can add a few more.

Just whisper in BB's ear (lovingly if you will) - Simplicity and consistency, that's the ticket.