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Who has actually ordered a 21 post here and the tracking begins
#1101
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#1102
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caneman88 (02-17-2021)
#1103
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ItsMeRT09 (02-17-2021)
#1104
Hey Pioneer, hate to be a bother again, but if I can get the rail on this one (my incorrect truck) I can start tracking myself to see how long it takes from DRB=>NoCal
1FTFW1ED1MFA85931
Then this one is my correct truck produced 1/30 and STILL hasn't been put on a train as of 2 days ago, very worried ETA is 14 days away and fastest I've seen to Cali is 11 days...
1FTFW1ED2MFA85937
1FTFW1ED1MFA85931
Then this one is my correct truck produced 1/30 and STILL hasn't been put on a train as of 2 days ago, very worried ETA is 14 days away and fastest I've seen to Cali is 11 days...
1FTFW1ED2MFA85937
#1105
He'll be alright, I ordered Sept 15, 2020 and still not even showing if it got built as it was supposed to last Friday.
#1106
The inconsistencies are painful, especially on the shipping side. I'd love it if there was a little bit more FIFO applied to the queue, but the algorithm seems to be more based on dealer allocations and keeping the optimal use of parts to keep the assembly line 100% full (which I get). It's just brutal to see folks that ordered waaaay back in summer or fall that still haven't gotten their trucks, while others ordered in winter and totally jumped the line, without intending to or trying, just pure luck. If the manufacturing and build scheduling side is to optimize throughput, at LEAST use FIFO type algorithm for getting them shipped. I am not the only one in this boat with a huge gap between production and shipment.
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NoSnow (02-17-2021)
#1107
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Hey Pioneer, hate to be a bother again, but if I can get the rail on this one (my incorrect truck) I can start tracking myself to see how long it takes from DRB=>NoCal
1FTFW1ED1MFA85931
Then this one is my correct truck produced 1/30 and STILL hasn't been put on a train as of 2 days ago, very worried ETA is 14 days away and fastest I've seen to Cali is 11 days...
1FTFW1ED2MFA85937
1FTFW1ED1MFA85931
Then this one is my correct truck produced 1/30 and STILL hasn't been put on a train as of 2 days ago, very worried ETA is 14 days away and fastest I've seen to Cali is 11 days...
1FTFW1ED2MFA85937
#1108
Senior Member
iTrader: (3)
The inconsistencies are painful, especially on the shipping side. I'd love it if there was a little bit more FIFO applied to the queue, but the algorithm seems to be more based on dealer allocations and keeping the optimal use of parts to keep the assembly line 100% full (which I get). It's just brutal to see folks that ordered waaaay back in summer or fall that still haven't gotten their trucks, while others ordered in winter and totally jumped the line, without intending to or trying, just pure luck. If the manufacturing and build scheduling side is to optimize throughput, at LEAST use FIFO type algorithm for getting them shipped. I am not the only one in this boat with a huge gap between production and shipment.