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I'm really pleased with the delivery that arrived today from Tricor.
Everything is high quality and everything has been part-numbered so I can tell each nut and bolt from the next.
This is probably the best experience I've had from ordering anything over the internet.
The only downside is that Tricor didn't have everything I needed in stock.
But that is the same with every supplier and hardly surprising as I was ordering obscure fasteners rather than major components.
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Hi
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