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This was over 10 years ago now but I shipped a 3.0L crank to the buyer in Canada and along the way, someone opened up the tube, pulled out the crank and then shipped the tube to its destination open on one end and of course empty. The tube was over 3/8 thick fiberboard and the ends were steel plates with teeth that you pressed into the tube and the bit into the fiberboard so the only way to get them out was to destroy them... they couldn't back out as the teeth just bit more into the tube. So I had to buy another one from a local shop and ship that via UPS.
To the OP, yes, mail is extremely slow these days.
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