George Lendich wrote:

Paul,
Guess what - it's finished !
The foreman is off with the flu today, but I'm hoping to pick it up

tomorrow.

Will send photo's tomorrow.

Cost of machining is yet unknown.

Cost of postage is not cheap - how quick do you want it,
immediately, 2 weeks, 4 weeks or 6 to 8 weeks.

I want to check it before I send it, packing will take a
little time - how is your schedule, sounds busy?
George (down under)

No rush. 6 to 8 weeks is OK. These things take time.
What is the cost difference 4 weeks to 6 to 8 weeks?

Paul Lamar

Paul,
From memory it costs double from 2 weeks to 6 to 8 weeks.
I want to get it to you ASAP so I will settle on the 4 weeks.
The cost, when it's converted to US Dollars is not too bad - it only hurts
this end because the exchange rate is well on your side.

I won't quote a price until I've sorted out the cost with packing which will
add a little.

Paul could you get a price in US dollars for a parcel post of say 16 or 17
lbs (including packing) sent from LA to the other side of the country. I
would like to do a cost comparison from Aust to the US.
Thanks Mate!
George (down under)

My guess is less than about $20 US. These water pumps parcel post
are costing less than $10. the bel housing may be too large for parcel post.
UPS ground would be about $30 US my guess.

Paul Lamar
 
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