Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, I got a request to remove an extension that wouldn't come off the Anchor cleaning adapter!
And on top of that, at 4:00 p.m. lol
At the time, I was attending a study session in Nagoya, but I had to cut it short and rush back to the office.
It was around 6:30 p.m. when the work began.
Apparently, a crack developed in the extension at the job site, so they tried to remove it with a wrench, but since they couldn't get it off at all, they brought it to us.
Removing extensions is such a pain, isn't it? lol
It's really hard to get off. So, it's off to the grill.
*This photo is of something else.
Remove the swivel from the cleaning adapter so that only the cleaning adapter and extension remain, and then heat them.
If you sear it with the gas burner for a while, you can usually get most of it off, but this task is really tiring, isn't it?
However, if you apply too much grease, it comes off easily and can interfere with the work, so...
That's a tough one...
Lately, we've been getting these kinds of last-minute jobs as well.
We’d like to accommodate your requests as much as possible, but since we’re operating with a limited staff, there are times when we simply can’t.
However, knowing that the work on-site has come to a standstill and is causing problems, I want to do my best to help out.
I'll do my best to get the order delivered as soon as possible.
If this kind of work is going to increase, I feel like keeping even just one spare on hand might be enough to get by, but will it be profitable?
Since that's how it looks, I think I'll just wait and see how things go this year.
It would actually be nice to have one. (Since we use it in-house, too.)
We can help with late-night issues like tightening hydraulic hoses, as well as other emergency part replacements that we can handle in-house.
Yeah, it's a little pricey, lol, but I'll do my best to accommodate you. (It's more expensive late at night, but cheaper during the day!)
As long as there are work sites facing difficulties, I want to make sure to value my coworkers who are working so hard there.
See you later.
