Post by
MrMayhem on Jun 20, 2015 11:05am
ButtBuster and Scorpion same issues ? ?
Wow does that ever sound similar to the same way than Scorpion was being operated. This machine left unsupported with no maintenance scheduling in the underground environment. precision pump gauges and other hydraulic parts left to rot and decay. The machine finally suffered a major breakdown and was out of service for over a month and a half waiting for parts to repair. In the meantime the number one customer where the Scorpion was being used look into other operations including ORICAS underground the loading system and support. Jim Taylors mismanagement caused of the ordering of over 30,000 dollars worth of parts to be stored on surface in Marine cans. these parts are getting corroded and worn before they even placed into the machine. This is a precision machine that needs regular maintenance from trained people not Jim Taylors family friends. Regular maintenance will allow a person to realize what parts need to be replaced what parts could be ordered for the machine leaving minimal breakdown Time and maximum profit. the company was stretched so thin when it went off into different directions but ButtBuster and Scorpion it was not able to support either of these and both were left to suffer leaving the investors to hold the bag. Getting the carousel built on property to build butt buster has now tied up any monies to pay for the carousel with little to no prospects a future customers for such products. This is supply and demand, high school business class teaches this on day 1. taking your company in a direction where there is no proven customers can be the downfall of your company. Supply and Demand. Jim Taylor proves he cares more about little boys playing hockey than he does about this Company. this is obvious if you see the amount of times his truck is parked in the parking lot at the local arena well Nordex sits bleeding to death. Get him Out.