no...i'm not a meteorologist. i called my harman dealer yesterday and asked when my boiler is coming in. today, he didnt call my cell like i told him to, he calls my home number, probably because he knows i wont be there to answer. my "new" date is December 30th, 2008. when i ordered this on 6-12-08, i was told august. in august i was told, "october 15th, no sooner, no later" now i cant see why i should believe i will be ringing in the new year with this thing. my biggest problem is i guess i am so gulible i like to believe people. when i stopped by their showroom they were very helpful, and kind, and didnt even kick my buddy out of the place cause he was wearing ski boots. they move alot of product, so i thought going with a bigger distributer i would have a half decent shot of getting my boiler in time. i wish the man said, "hey, theres a chance you wont see this until 2009." we even discussed that, and he assured me he had 1 boiler left that would be in by august. now, do i believe that my boiler is still waiting to be produced, or my boiler has been produced and sold to the man in the funny hair piece and the bigger bag of cash?
into everyones life, a little rain must fall. ($10 if you can name the movie)
there are a few positives that i can look at. i still have a job. i am 3/4 of the way through my 24" stone foundation, for my chimney. i can actually plumb my old boiler in preperation for the new boiler. i have also been doing my research on plumbing and electrical, so i shouldnt be fumbling around making guestimates, and posting "need help asap, basement is flooded". my wood will be well seasoned by the time i get around to burning it. beer is always available at my local distributer, no need to put a deposit on a case of beer that wont show up for 6 or 8 months. theres a ton of info on this board, and a lot of decent people who are more than willing to help a brother out.
thanks for letting me vent, that is, if you made it this far.
into everyones life, a little rain must fall. ($10 if you can name the movie)
there are a few positives that i can look at. i still have a job. i am 3/4 of the way through my 24" stone foundation, for my chimney. i can actually plumb my old boiler in preperation for the new boiler. i have also been doing my research on plumbing and electrical, so i shouldnt be fumbling around making guestimates, and posting "need help asap, basement is flooded". my wood will be well seasoned by the time i get around to burning it. beer is always available at my local distributer, no need to put a deposit on a case of beer that wont show up for 6 or 8 months. theres a ton of info on this board, and a lot of decent people who are more than willing to help a brother out.
thanks for letting me vent, that is, if you made it this far.
