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PostPosted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 9:13 am    Post subject: MT prop assembly? Reply with quote
I can't remember the conversation I had a few months ago with the person I am having assemble the prop C and I don't have the paper i wrote the info on C but what have others paid for on the assembly of the MT prop? I seem to remember it being less significant of a price than what i am hearing now C but I could be wrong. Non of what I am hearing has anything to do with crating C or licensing or import fees or any of that C just assembly.
 
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:17 pm    Post subject: Re: MT prop assembly? Reply with quote
John,
I have the three blade prop. Assembled in Deland, FL last July. Assembly was $400. Crating was $300. Unless you're picking the prop up yourself, I highly recommend their crating. A very substantial box with the prop really well bolted down inside.
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:41 pm    Post subject: MT prop assembly? Reply with quote
I had mine shipped assembled from the factory. I do not remember the amount, but I know it was less than having it shipped to the nearest dealer, assembled, recrated, and then shipped to me. However, I lived in a city (Minneapolis) that had a major airport and customs office, so it could be shipped directly to me. I bought mine through Jim Ayers at LessDragProducts.

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On Jan 13, 2009, at 12:12 PM, John Gonzalez wrote:
I can't remember the conversation I had a few months ago with the person I am having assemble the prop, and I don't have the paper i wrote the info on, but what have others paid for on the assembly of the MT prop? I seem to remember it being less significant of a price than what i am hearing now, but I could be wrong. Non of what I am hearing has anything to do with crating, or licensing or import fees or any of that, just assembly.
 
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:51 pm    Post subject: MT prop assembly? Reply with quote
Me too...from Jim Ayers. AND I had to hire a stinkin customs broker for $150 to get it out of customs.For that fee I signed a limited power of attorney, she made a phone call and I drove back and picked it up. Our wonderful public servants would not deal with me direct. Odd how the customs agent had a card, (read stack of them) for a broker 2 miles away in his pocket. And you think only the crooked ones are in Illinois.
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:59 pm    Post subject: MT prop assembly? Reply with quote
Thanks guys. The price is as described C I Cm okay...My brain is just worling from the cash outflow and lackof inflow in the last few months.

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I had mine shipped assembled from the factory. I do not remember the amount C but I know it was less than having it shipped to the nearest dealer C assembled C recrated C and then shipped to me. However C I lived in a city (Minneapolis) that had a major airport and customs office C so it could be shipped directly to me. I bought mine through Jim Ayers at LessDragProducts

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PostPosted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 2:57 pm    Post subject: MT prop assembly? Reply with quote
Yeah, I had to hire a customs broker as well. Same deal, Customs agent just happened to have the name and number of the nearest broker handy. 

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Me too...from Jim Ayers. AND I had to hire a stinkin customs broker for $150 to get it out of customs.For that fee I signed a limited power of attorney, she made a phone call and I drove back and picked it up. Our wonderful public servants would not deal with me direct. Odd how the customs agent had a card, (read stack of them) for a broker 2 miles away in his pocket. And you think only the crooked ones are in Illinois.
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