Can someone please explain to me why broken cab glass seems to be the norm? I'm no operator, but am I wrong in thinking I could operate any piece of equipment through its entire life without breaking a single pane of glass? Or is it the fact that most equipment is with cabs now days?
Is it carelessness? Idiocy? High production individuals? Help me out here.
Don't even get me started on the price of glass from manufacturers. They are making it just special enough to NOT be able to get it cut locally. Special tinting, brackets mounted to the glass, and my very favorite thing..........bonded to the dam steel of the cab to make it almost impossible for the average joe to install.
Or..................................................Am I just one of the old curmudgeon mechanics that likes to bitch about dumb s*&t? It ok to call me that, just be respectful. LOL
Is it carelessness? Idiocy? High production individuals? Help me out here.
Don't even get me started on the price of glass from manufacturers. They are making it just special enough to NOT be able to get it cut locally. Special tinting, brackets mounted to the glass, and my very favorite thing..........bonded to the dam steel of the cab to make it almost impossible for the average joe to install.
Or..................................................Am I just one of the old curmudgeon mechanics that likes to bitch about dumb s*&t? It ok to call me that, just be respectful. LOL