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DIB

DIB:

What part of this Nubarro has a spherical wheel.  This current wheel barrow, as limited as it is for heavy duty use, is truly a ball barrow.  Not the 1974 dyson version.  The only thing dyson licensed was the name ballbarrow.  The basic dyson design flunked Construction 101 in the USA and required several years and major modifications by the German company to make it a viable product even with limited applications.  At best the nubarro is a niche product for women/men gardeners in the USA.  Much too expensive and much too small a hopper capacity for real constrruction users.  That has a fmailiar ring.  Sounds true for all the dyson products after too.

Carmine D.

NuBarro

DysonInventsBig wrote:

You need to get out into the real world of the vacuum cleaner stores and shops.  No need to nail dysons down to the floor.  Dysons do a wonderful job of not moving without the use of nails.  Dysons are called the cream of the crap among vacuums!

Carmine D.

DysonInventsBig wrote:
CarmineD wrote:
Carmine,

Thanks for exposing the con men who call themselves Dyson Dealers out of one side of their mouth and out of the other side of their mouth call their Dyson inventory “cream of the crap among vacuums.”   A “good as it gets” illustration confirming there are [many?] dishonest, two-faced Dyson Dealers who have nailed/mostly nailed their Dyson inventory to the floor.

DIB

DiB:

Do you actually read what it is you post here and/or do you believe that the readers here can't read?  For years you've been calling the dyson ballbarrow a UK success and praising its inventor with cries of woe that it was stolen by a guy to market the US rights and is a huge success in the USA.  I've never seen one in a store!  All sugar coated dyson bull shine.  

In less than a few hours and posts, after presented with the facts here in the USA about the wheel barrow industry,  you then post that all inventors don't have a mega win on their first try.  Excuse me DIB.  It wasn't a win period.  It is a dud pure and simple.  It never made it to the market in the USA except by a GERMAN company Nubarro after substantial modifications.  Its a niche seller at best to little old ladies who garden.  Make up your mind, please DIB and say what you mean.  You do have a mind don't you?  Or does James make you leave that at the door when you enter his super secret laboratory?

Carmine D.

 

DysonInventsBig wrote:

The indies call them like they see them.  If it works like crap, it is crap!  The price doesn't change the form and function and performance, tho you would have us believe otherwise.  Where you stand depends on where you sit. 

BTW has dyson gotten it right yet with the $500 ball motor wiring harness?  Is it true these new dysons are failing within months of purchase? 

Carmine D.

Since you posted this topic and thread, which of the past 9 dyson award winners have made it to the big time?  As in big prize winners in the market place.  As a reader gauging the relevance of this award it gives credibility to know what the results of the these products have been.  Does the dyson award really mean anything?  If so, let us know what are the results of the previous winners?  What do you have to say?  You do have something to say, don't you?  Or does James cut out your tongue too when you go to work for him and put a little voice box in your throat with a pull string that gives the dyson party line when asked to speak?

Carmine D.

DysonInventsBig wrote:
Carmine,

Thanks for exposing the con men who call themselves Dyson Dealers out of one side of their mouth and out of the other side of their mouth, they call their Dyson inventory “cream of the crap among vacuums.”   A “good as it gets” illustration confirming there are dishonest dealers/two-faced Dyson Dealers who have nailed/mostly nailed their Dyson inventory to the floor.  No doubt to bait (advertise Dyson sales and service) and then switch them into higher margin, frequent bag and belt replacement vacuums.  I find this life pathetic, but I'm sure you types call it...  "it's just business."


DIB

The decision not to carry a certain brand is freedom of choice....no matter what the reason.  the owner of the shop can do that,

 thats why hes the owner.....it is what it is. if a dyson product isnt part of the owners grand plan ...thats life.., then dyson can open up lots

of his own dyson only stores ..[like oreck].. and service only dysons.....create a dyson  friends  network.. [but you gotta own a dyson to join]  a dyson world....to call his own.

put one in every mall in america......that will solve all  the problems  with dishonest sales/dealers /service......no need to wait.

bottom line....when you cast your vote....you vote for who you feel has you/your family  best intrests in mind ..that will be of benefit to you/your family. ..and you can do that

because its your right to choose. ..fredom of choice to not vote for the other  man/woman ....dyson was/has been voted out by the shop owners...get over it .

CarmineD wrote:

CarmineD wrote:

The indies call them like they see them.  If it works like crap, it is crap!  The price doesn't change the form and function and performance, tho you would have us believe otherwise.  Where you stand depends on where you sit. 

BTW has dyson gotten it right yet with the $500 ball motor wiring harness?  Is it true these new dysons are failing within months of purchase? 

Carmine D.

I repeat.  Dyson is following Hoover's path.  How many failed switches did Hoover have to replace? Only after government intervention.  Didn't Hoover's switch also cause some fires.

You need to break the old habit of throwing stones in a glass house.

DysonInventsBig wrote:
retardturtle1 wrote: Retard,

I’d suggest enrolling yourself in a reading comprehension class, I never once posted anything about dealers who choose not to carry Dyson. 


DIB