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Old 01-04-2022, 11:28 AM
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Measure the box!!!!!!!!

One issue is insurance, if it is a part that is not readily available.

As mentioned, shipping to Canada is expensive. Make sure your customer is very understanding, because the time frame during covid may take months.

In the FWIW category; the last three shipments we made to Canada before we gave up completely took (1) 7 weeks, (2) 6 months, and the last one is still lost, and the p.o. will not pay the insurance because they are still looking for the package.

Best bet is to ship it to one of the "drop spots" just this side of the Canadian border.

Good luck!

Jon.

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