Mike MeltonI Fix Broken Crews and Build Leaders That Run Without You

New @hunterengineeringcompany maverick Pro Tire Machines

21 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this informal on‑site conversation, Mike Melton and a colleague coordinate the movement and installation of Hunter Engineering’s Maverick Pro tire machines (including Auto 34 units) during a busy Saturday shift. They discuss the high volume of trucks on the lot—three trucks observed and a prior four‑hour wait—so they can minimize disruption to ongoing work. Mike outlines which machines will be unwrapped, relocated, and positioned, while the colleague confirms the sequence of moves (starting at one location, then shifting to another). The tone is collaborative and appreciative, focusing on practical logistics rather than technical details.

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What's up, brother?
What's going on?
Thank you for doing this on Saturday.
Yes, sir, I appreciate you.
No problem. I just figured this would be easiest for you, and that way you're not having to shuffle around. I drove by yesterday and there was 3 trucks here.
Oh yeah, we were slammed yesterday. Yeah, yeah.
I thought about stopping and see if I get started.
We were on a— at one point we were on like a 4-hour wait.
Oh geez. Yeah. And that's why I thought— I was hoping that you might be able to do this. That way I'm not in your way, you guys can keep trucking. Yeah. Oh yeah. All right, where are they going?
Uh, so I'm gonna take this one because those two coats are coming out, we already sold them. These two, I'm gonna put this one here, over there. That way I have an Auto 34 here. I mean Maverick here, Maverick here, Maverick here.
Okay, I think we start here. I think that's the answer. Start here and then we'll go over there, get that one out, we'll move this one and put the last one in.
We unwrapping the Christmas present right there. Big old expensive ass Christmas present.
I'll be fine. Like we did last time.
Good, you're clear. Appreciate you, brother.