Recent article in Fortune magazine touting the Ford Assembly Plant in Kansas City as the most productive in the nation.



http://www.fortune.com/fortune/fortu...01506,00.html?

 

Thats a lot of good looking trucks!

 

Maybe if they took 2 minutes per truck none of them would vibrate. Profits would suffer though...........

 

jake01,

Please...there's been enough threads about the vibration problems without taking sarcastic shots at every opportunity. I empathize with those who have been having problems with their trucks, but let's not knock Ford and those who build the trucks every chance we get.
I'm sure Ford is working to get all of the problems resolved...otherwise profits will most certainly suffer.
For the record, I am glad that there are threads where the owners who are having ongoing problems can describe what is going on and they are a great source of information for current and potential owners.

My continuing thanks go out to screwbuilder and the other Ford employees who a part of this forum for their contributions and the good work that they do.

 

that's a lot of trucks!

And the best thing is... they sell every one they push out. No buildup on dealer lots.

 

Most problems are not from the assembly phase. Usually it is a problem with a particular part or an engineering problem. We only do what the company asks us to do. So before you make sarcastic remarks about things you have no knowledge of think again please.

 

Jake 01 , I like the humor, too many are stove up here, BTW having that BS vibration and other misc. problems starting to **** me off especially having to deal with those lame *** service dept people.

 

and how was that post humorous?? Just curious.

 

Like one more minute is going to make any difference? get it? Sarcastic humor? I bet your the fun one at the party arent ya..

 

ATTN all whiney babies.

Please sell your truck and stop whining.

XOXO
TruBluScru

 

How can anyone argue with a guy that wishes hugs to his fellow F150 owners?