Posted August 24, 200520 yr Well I get back to the house and see a package at the door and I think "sweet! The second Mag came in today!" Well I get up to the door and notice that it is not our specific box (we have all drivers packaged and shipped a certain way in certain boxes). The box is oblonged shaped with scratches, dent, and scuffs all over it. I take it in the house and this is what I see (pics below). Fedex apparently played football in a concrete parking lot with the drivers motor and then threw it in a random box with no packaging. The magnet slugs are off-center big time and there are magnet shards all over it. To boot, the surround has a puncture in it. Looks like the Blazer will still be Mag-less for a while. Damn I'm pissed b/c I'm sure I mis-spelled a lot in this post.
August 24, 200520 yr Well, isn't that lovely. BTW, your spelling looks correct, but the punctuation is the limiting factor.
August 25, 200520 yr How is that slogan again..........Oh yeah; "Fed up, with Fed EX"My theory is that, the employees there, wanted to do a system up, DIY styles. They are married though and can't get their spouse to agree with the financial venture. So they figure, why should aynone else have wicked stuff.Those pictures are serious mang.
August 25, 200520 yr dang that is messed up. how could somebody screw with such an incredible piece of work like that?
August 25, 200520 yr Them shifting the magnets over 1/8'th of an inch is what amazes me.It takes a hell of a chuck into the feeder trailer to do that I'd say that one flew 25 feet and landed on the corner of the 5th wheel lol
August 25, 200520 yr wow..that's gruesome! maybe u need to post nws in the title...i haven't seen carnage like that in awhile..i want to wish u luck in getting ur claim thru speedily. and hopefully u can find out who did that and get their ass fired. (wishful thinking, i'm sure)wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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