cleaned the inside last week. Then during the week, the city monkey gets in it, leaves his left over lunch crumbs, cans, wrappers, sporks all over the place. Used napkins in the cubby hole under the radio and tried successfully to see how many times he could twiist the cord on the qualcomm. Nary a window washed on the outside after driving through bug heaven.
After throwing all of his trash on the ground outside my tractor (hell I don't give a rip either), I reported the mess the monkey made. As expected, nobody gives a rats a$$. Happens day in and day out.
I won't do it but I see guys spend their own time scrubbing their rims and even going as far as painting them. If there is a flat on the tractor, the shop just grabs the first tire/rim they see and slap it on there. Don't care one bit what it looks like and most of the time purt an old greasy rim showing out. Real incentive to keep the tractor looking nice.
It should be an Averitt policy that before a new tire is placed on ANY rim, the rim is to be cleaned and painted. No exceptions. Are you listening Corporate? Maintenance? Anyone in Cookeville?