Dewitt's Lead Time
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We're going double time right now with the summer heat and I'm sure they are behind too. For the record, new orders are running about 10-12 working days.
We all have back logs, no matter what job you do. How many of you start working on the job you got today? How many days or weeks behind are you?[/QUOTE]
Tom
We all understand people get busy as its been stated before on this topic a simple Hey guys we are backed up here and there will be a delay on orders being shiped. Im in aviation and every day all I hear is we need this fixed today the planes tomorrow so what gets put off to fix one we have to make up that time on the other ones some other way which means working longer days and weekends...
We all have back logs, no matter what job you do. How many of you start working on the job you got today? How many days or weeks behind are you?[/QUOTE]
Tom
We all understand people get busy as its been stated before on this topic a simple Hey guys we are backed up here and there will be a delay on orders being shiped. Im in aviation and every day all I hear is we need this fixed today the planes tomorrow so what gets put off to fix one we have to make up that time on the other ones some other way which means working longer days and weekends...
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Ordered mine and received with in days, BUT i went directly to them.
If you go on dewitts site, look at the radiator pictures. the one that shows threads to you is 2000 style, thats the one already in the reference picture. the second picture has the 01 style but disregard the left side its pictured with the oil cooler.
you can take off the top line with out losing any fluid to verify and it might not be a bad idea to break them loose anyways since your getting a new rad.
If you go on dewitts site, look at the radiator pictures. the one that shows threads to you is 2000 style, thats the one already in the reference picture. the second picture has the 01 style but disregard the left side its pictured with the oil cooler.
you can take off the top line with out losing any fluid to verify and it might not be a bad idea to break them loose anyways since your getting a new rad.
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Received my order today... Everything looks fine. Thanks Dewitt's!
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