Posted by Hobo,NC on August 03, 2021 at 19:12:13 from (75.137.54.152):
In Reply to: Orders to YT posted by LenR on August 03, 2021 at 14:23:31:
Not to knock YT I order stuff every day from across the USA its became the norm... Its like trying to pull hens teeth to have communication with the seller.
Amazon is kicking arse I do most of my shopping there.
Getting my normal supply's local is getting to be a pain. They have got to where they don't answer the phone. I went to 3 local suppliers late today no one had RTV for gear oil are #4 and 6 hose clamps.. 4 and 6 are for 5/16 and 3/8" hose... Yesterday no 1/4" fuel injector hose to be found WTF its the most common size 1/4"/8MM...
IMHO they are intentionally shorting inventory the next COVI deal is in their head... I do not do appointments anymore I tell my customers I cannot guarantee I can turn out the work in the allotted time. You leave it the day before if its not here the day before I wont work on it. I need the day before to hunt down the parts I may need...
Now get this I am running across parts that are only available in Canada What the ell is that all about... I have never knocked a parts man dealing with some of these new ones is a P.I.T.A... You would think I slapped them if I ask them to do a search for a dealer that may have it... They don't understand I won't it and will pay good money for it... NAPA has some outrages shipping prices I order 3 coolant hoses they were in
Florida shipping was $47.00 what do I do they were the only ones that had it. I will tell ya add it to the bill and get over it..
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