UPS World Ease
Thanks for the good information, bamabikeguy.
No matter what one buys it's tainted with China. Even Honda has products made there. Several years ago I bought a Chinese replica of a Honda Mini Trail 50cc. Other than looking like a Honda, and the parts being being the same, there were no visible markings from Honda. It was called a "Panda". Dealers on the web said that it was not built by Honda, or even built on Honda patents. I noticed that the build quality, welds, fit and finish, were not as good as the Honda. One day I had a flat tire, and when I checked the brake lining, I noticed that the brake shoes were stamped with the Honda Motors trade mark. It was a Honda disguised as a Panda; but not quite as good.
A friend of mine has a Power King engine that he and his son have run hard for several months. They didn't break it in according to the instructions; and they run it up and down some really steep hills regularly; it's still going strong. The Chinese engines are lacking Quality Control, and it's a **** shoot whether you get a good one or not. But most of them, bad or good, have stuff wrong, like bent or broken cooling fins, base gasket protruding into transfer ports, faulty carburetors, etc.
Anyway, my engine was shipped "UPS World Ease", which means other packages from Power King, for different destinations, crossed the border in the same shipment. Not good. If one package fails customs, then all the packages are stalled, or so it seems.
I had ordered a Power King 80 before, and it came right through from British Columbia to Oregon like do-do through a tin-horn. No problem. It came by UPS, but was not shipped by UPS World Ease.
http://www.allbusiness.com/company-activities-management/operations-customer/11432090-1.html
I like your web site, and we're on the same page when it comes to China and killing American labor. Also, I'd like to know why the Unions in this country are not backing their employees against the invasion of illegals from the Mexican border?