I've ordered hundreds of bolts from Wicks, many in onesies and twosies, and
>not once did they send me the wrong one.
You order bolts from Wicks by part number, not by grip or length.
>Mark Langford, Huntsville, AL
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I agree with Mark. I've b
Larry Flesner wrote:
> Something you builders just starting out might want to consider is
> adding a few bolts and other hardware to each order you place.
> It doesn't take long to build a nice inventory on hand and you don't
> have to wait or pay shipping each time you need a bolt.
This is an ex
I've forwarded several of the responses to my
friend...
I'm hoping this is just a non-issue, and he resolves
this on his own. I know that when I have ever ordered
ANYTHING from Wicks, the order has been 100% correct,
weather I was ordering Bolts, or Kevlar or BID.
--- Mark Langford wrote:
> Scott
Well in all my years of working for a airline I have never and I mean
NEVER had an engineer send down a repair or modification that called out the
right length fasteners. The bolts are always to short and the rivets to long.
I'm not saying you friend doesn't know what he is doing but ther
Aircraft fasteners are specified by length, and no amount of bad mouthing
Wick's will change that.
I have had the misfortune of having errors in my order by Wicks, and thet
have ALWAYS handled the issue in a very businesslike, customer oriented
manner. Freindly, courteous, cheerful must have
Recently, a very good friend of mine who's building a
LongEze, and a Midget Mustang, has been having some
problems with Wicks getting their Bolt Lengths
correct.
Wicks was sending him bolts that were consistantly 5
or 6 grip lengths different, when he called them on
it, the Warehouse supervisor was
Just talk to Donny, Virg
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003 09:33:15 -0800 (PST) Scott Cable
writes:
> Recently, a very good friend of mine who's building a
> LongEze, and a Midget Mustang, has been having some
> problems with Wicks getting their Bolt Lengths
> correct.
> Wicks was sending him bolts that
Scott Cable wrote:
> The Wick's Warehouse Supervisor was sending him bolts
> based on Total Length, NOT Grip Length. And then had
> told my friend that that's how they have been doing it
> for the last 30 years.
I've ordered hundreds of bolts from Wicks, many in onesies and twosies, and
not once
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