No Ranger Scheduling This Week (9/21/23). Job 1 Now 9/25.

[goalieThreeOne]

Why do they get 48/hr to do that job? People who do jobs that risk their lives make less. That is what I disagree with fundamentally.

I agree that pay is proportional to the job.

Also, machines are proven to be more consistent. A human can't repeat a task with the same precision as a machine 100,000 times.

How about we pay people that risk their lives more also!

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[jdlapointe]

How about we pay people that risk their lives more also!

That comes down to politics, and is way outside the scope of this form haha.

 

[Wags]

Telsa is all automated and their fit and finish sucks, its getting better but still not great.

 

[goalieThreeOne]

Telsa is all automated and their fit and finish sucks, its getting better but still not great.

Oh yeah that’s a great point. Teslas are absolute garbage quality.

 

[ssjx7squall]

Telsa is all automated and their fit and finish sucks, its getting better but still not great.

I see so many who trade them in

 

[Tr1tium]

Instead of saying, "why should they be paid so much when others are paid less?" we should be asking, "why is not everyone paid more?" It's not a matter of competing interests between these two groups. If modern economics has shown us anything, there is quite literally more than enough money for both.

Such a child like understanding of economics

 

[ssjx7squall]

Such a child like understanding of economics

Much like the child like understanding of unions and workers here. Kind for kind

 

[goalieThreeOne]

To get back on subject, does anyone know what Warthog refers to on the Bronco notes? Is that a code name for something new?

 

[ssjx7squall]

To get back on subject, does anyone know what Warthog refers to on the Bronco notes? Is that a code name for something new?

Only thing I can think of is some kind of accessory

 

[Slyder]

To get back on subject, does anyone know what Warthog refers to on the Bronco notes? Is that a code name for something new?

Warthog has always been the code name for Bronco Raptor.

 

[Mikknj]

I do not believe in paying people ***

*** when a machine can do a better job for far less money ultimately making the product better while making it less expensive to produce, as all automation does.

Okay I guess I'll add... We should all be in this together. We should care about others who can't make a living wage. If all plants are automated - then what of the people? I can think of a lot of bad then what's...

But to your point - I would rather buy a car made by a robot with better accuracy. It's just not that simple.

 

[songkajai]

See some not so great info in these threads.
As of today 09/18/24 the lines are still operating and little effect on production, that could change.
Last Thursday checked production and found the previous couple of weeks had 0~5 rangers per day off the line. This week the production is to be 12~20 units per day. Cannot tell what model level each is, would have to go through the parts list to find distinctive parts for each. What I can say is did look up the parts on my build and found it seemed to have almost every part in stock.
If your order is still as dealer order, you need to contact your dealer and have it changed to retail. This will allow CRC to contact you directly with updates. CRC will send an acknowledge email then updates no more than 45 days each. If major things happen it will be sooner.
No VIN's are issued until all parts are accounted for then VIN's are issued in batches. Once the VIN is issued it will go on the production schedule with an approximant date sent to you.

 

[songkajai]

Okay I guess I'll add... We should all be in this together. We should care about others who can't make a living wage. If all plants are automated - then what of the people? I can think of a lot of bad then what's...

But to your point - I would rather buy a car made by a robot with better accuracy. It's just not that simple.

BTW the largest car plant that was crazy impressive was bult in Malaysia for Proton (Proton City) and it produced absolutely crap cars! Although I hear they are better now...

 

[Snkrjeff020]

See some not so great info in these threads.
As of today 09/18/24 the lines are still operating and little effect on production, that could change.
Last Thursday checked production and found the previous couple of weeks had 0~5 rangers per day off the line. This week the production is to be 12~20 units per day. Cannot tell what model level each is, would have to go through the parts list to find distinctive parts for each. What I can say is did look up the parts on my build and found it seemed to have almost every part in stock.
If your order is still as dealer order, you need to contact your dealer and have it changed to retail. This will allow CRC to contact you directly with updates. CRC will send an acknowledge email then updates no more than 45 days each. If major things happen it will be sooner.
No VIN's are issued until all parts are accounted for then VIN's are issued in batches. Once the VIN is issued it will go on the production schedule with an approximant date sent to you.

So does that mean Job 1 has started then? Or are the ones that are being built right now still just the demo units?

 

[Raynger24]

So does that mean Job 1 has started then? Or are the ones that are being built right now still just the demo units?

I second the above question. According to the OP, U.S. Scheduling of JOB 1 has been pushed to 09/25.

As of today 09/18/24 the lines are still operating and little effect on production, that could change.
Last Thursday checked production and found the previous couple of weeks had 0~5 rangers per day off the line. This week the production is to be 12~20 units per day.

As such, could you please clarify from what source you "checked production" as what you wrote (other then the zero) is seemingly incompatible with post #1 of this thread. And, I'm not aware of any forum member posting they are actually in production. Thanks.

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