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02-05-2010, 13:42
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Re: pic: A slight shipping error
Crate damage is a perennial problem. There are some horror stories on CD from previous years.
Wood crates aren't the only victims either--330's aluminum crate took a forklift tine through the door a couple years back. Luckily, it would have hit one of the securing blocks instead of the robot. Not a lot of people fit in 330's crate, though. Something about a shelf at about 4' off the floor, and possibly a screening partition about 2/3 of the way over... 
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