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And if their dealer does not have an (or enough) allocation(s)....

1. So kind of like one dairy queen, one team making orders? 2. Stores do have shorter checkout lines restricted to people with smaller orders. 2b. It is a moot point if the store does not have an item that a person wants in stock. 3. Who got reprimanded? Venting frustration is one thing...

1. Ford is not one person. 2. I would not be pissed. It would be like if I am next in line at the grocery store with a large order and I see someone behind me with a single item- I would tell them to go ahead because it makes more sense to bang the quick one out, I would rather myself be...

What do you make of trucks that live in areas with hills, who's cameras are still working? And just curious, how many degrees of angle do you think you added by loading your payload?

I put a couple in ours. On race days we might have 3 of them back there. We use this kind:

Keep diggin that hole. You think there is more "data" coming in from a slight tilt upward?

1. No stores, of any kind, have been sitting on inventory, of any kind, for long in the past 2 years. Outdoor home improvement products have been one of the top sellers since March of 2020. 2. If this product was 40%-50% by weight, it would be slurry. 3. Again, there is not 3 gallons of...

A camera dying, because, it was, doing more work, because, it was tilted up 3-5 degrees for 15 minutes?

You just want them to shut down the plant while they wait for parts to build the oldest orders? Seems that it is a better idea to maybe keep it running and build what they can, no?

They are almost always within 5% of 30#. This is regulated so that trucking and material handling is predictable. You don't want to load a pallet to a certain weight, and have it grow on you. Also, the bags are waterproof plastic, the only moisture added is through tiny wear holes, and even...

Or if the bags are 30# each, as stated on the label of said bags, then he is under a thousand pounds.

YES!!! Stop the assembly line until they have all the constrained items to complete all of the 2022 orders!! I don't care that they could keep the line moving building what they have parts for, they need to shut it down and not make any 2023s until my 2022 is built! That's not fair!!

You said: "If yours is a reorder with a 10 Priority level, it should be built in the next couple months." That is, as I stated, a simply and completely unfounded and baseless guess. You have absolutely zero means at all to make any kind of assumption or prediction like that. Then you said...

We need a banner at the top of the home page that says "PRIORITY CODE of 10 vs 19 MEANS NEXT TO NOTHING". FYI, lots of 19s have been scheduled already.

Not "likely". This is already the very thoroughly documented reality.

If you knew exactly what it meant, you would know that my dealer could very well have other orders that are priority 10, that have not yet been picked up due to them having constrained options. Telling someone "If yours is a reorder with a 10 Priority level, it should be built in the next...

A priority 10 means nothing other than it having higher priority than other orders of similar builds at that same dealership. I have three orders, all priority 19, all scheduled to be built in the next 4 weeks.

How many orders and allocations does your dealer have? How many orders and allocations does the other guy's dealer have? Your personal experience is not evidence of anything. Our family has 3 orders, all with stand alone hitches, all scheduled for Dec builds.

This you?