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 Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: Ranger1]
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10/19/22 08:26 PM
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Lakhota
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The boss had three HVAC commercial units ordered in August with a drop date of November at our shop, he called two weeks ago and the new drop date is May 2023 we are being told five to six months on units from every manufacturer. It’s worse now than it was earlier this year! What size? Really anything above 5 tons. We have used York as they seemed to have more units on hand but not now from what we are being told. We have a board for a York unit that we need and the last time we checked it was on back order for six months and the system would even take a order for it. I am betting that that board won’t be available as the unit is over 10 years old.
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: butch sanders]
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10/19/22 09:11 PM
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Nocona Brian
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TPO roofing materials & accessories We can get it but 3.5" ISO and 60mil TPO is running about $1000/SQ just for material.... It's a mess.
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: RoadRunnerTR21]
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10/19/22 09:15 PM
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Kattelyn
Little Psycho Coffee
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You know a guy that sells propane and propane accessories?
Nothing beats that clean heat of propane.
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: Nocona Brian]
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10/19/22 09:28 PM
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butch sanders
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TPO roofing materials & accessories We can get it but 3.5" ISO and 60mil TPO is running about $1000/SQ just for material.... It's a mess. were not that high yet we have switched to PVC, for availability also you pay the amount on the day it ships, & that could be a while the hurricane is going to have an impact for sure
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: butch sanders]
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10/19/22 09:29 PM
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Lakhota
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TPO roofing materials & accessories Correct me if I’m wrong but the shingles and the membrane roof system are petroleum based. If so I can we the cost being higher.
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: Lakhota]
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10/19/22 09:35 PM
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butch sanders
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TPO roofing materials & accessories Correct me if I’m wrong but the shingles and the membrane roof system are petroleum based. If so I can we the cost being higher. maybe there are 3 chemicals in it i think propylene is the only 1 that is petroleum based but mainly the manufacturers love to jump on a crisis
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: RoadRunnerTR21]
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10/19/22 09:55 PM
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Razorback
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Institute a "work or starve" system and supply chain issues would disappear.
Physical/medical exams. If you are above 18, below 65, and physically able you get zero government benefits. Maybe you can beg your way through life, otherwise you sleep on the street and fight the raccoons for food in trash cans unless you work.
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: Razorback]
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10/19/22 09:58 PM
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Kattelyn
Little Psycho Coffee
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Institute a "work or starve" system and supply chain issues would disappear.
Physical/medical exams. If you are above 18, below 65, and physically able you get zero government benefits. Maybe you can beg your way through life, otherwise you sleep on the street and fight the raccoons for food in trash cans unless you work. The hungrier you get, the meaner you get. Eventually somebody's hungry enough they're gonna want to eat me or mine cause I'm soft and squishy. No thank you. That starts wars.
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: RoadRunnerTR21]
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10/20/22 02:08 AM
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-B-
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I work in Commercial Construction and everything is behind, HVAC, switch gears, lighting, flooring, plumbing fixtures.”, aluminum etc. with that prices on metal studs and steel keeps going up. Still a problem.
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: Sawhorse]
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10/20/22 03:53 AM
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Nickbyrd
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Kattelyn are you in Bexar county? Yup. May I ask why? Yes, you may ask. I was just talking to a guy and his manager and they are dying for customer service people. They have been trying to hire for months. The biggest reason they can't hire anybody is because either nobody wants to work and/or they can pass a drug test. These folks are in the propane business and passing a drug test is a prerequisite for being hired. However, this is in Henderson County which is around 3 hours NE of you. That's why I asked given your latest employment status. I may know him. Do they also sell accessories?
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: Kattelyn]
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10/20/22 04:20 AM
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Razorback
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Institute a "work or starve" system and supply chain issues would disappear.
Physical/medical exams. If you are above 18, below 65, and physically able you get zero government benefits. Maybe you can beg your way through life, otherwise you sleep on the street and fight the raccoons for food in trash cans unless you work. The hungrier you get, the meaner you get. Eventually somebody's hungry enough they're gonna want to eat me or mine cause I'm soft and squishy. No thank you. That starts wars. Or makes people decide to get jobs.
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: Razorback]
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10/20/22 10:07 AM
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buda13
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Institute a "work or starve" system and supply chain issues would disappear.
Physical/medical exams. If you are above 18, below 65, and physically able you get zero government benefits. Maybe you can beg your way through life, otherwise you sleep on the street and fight the raccoons for food in trash cans unless you work. Sure, let’s just become a full blown communist nation. Screw freedom.
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: RoadRunnerTR21]
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10/20/22 10:22 AM
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Ted Dyer
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I’m sure it’s just me, but I don’t know a lot of unemployed people. The company I work for hired 155 folks last quarter.
  Courage - knowing something will hurt and still doing it. Stupidity - knowing something will hurt and still doing it. That’s why life is difficult
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: Ted Dyer]
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10/20/22 12:52 PM
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CKINCAID
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I’m sure it’s just me, but I don’t know a lot of unemployed people. The company I work for hired 155 folks last quarter. Where I live...I see a lot of unemployed people.
FJB
If life isn't going right...Go left
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Re: Do we still have a supply chain problem?
[Re: Kattelyn]
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10/20/22 01:00 PM
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Uncle Zeek
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Institute a "work or starve" system and supply chain issues would disappear.
Physical/medical exams. If you are above 18, below 65, and physically able you get zero government benefits. Maybe you can beg your way through life, otherwise you sleep on the street and fight the raccoons for food in trash cans unless you work. The hungrier you get, the meaner you get. Eventually somebody's hungry enough they're gonna want to eat me or mine cause I'm soft and squishy. No thank you. That starts wars. ![[Linked Image]](https://texasfishingforum.com/forums/pics/userpics/2022/10/full-13826-157382-kattelynn_reply.jpg)
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