Shipping in a engine

tcallahan707
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tcallahan707 4/25/2018 4:08pm
4/25/2018 4:08pm Edited Date/Time 4/25/2018 4:08pm
craigathan404 wrote:
Go to ups or fedex or whoever you’re shipping it with, choose your type of shipping and package details like weight and size, an then give...
Go to ups or fedex or whoever you’re shipping it with, choose your type of shipping and package details like weight and size, an then give an address and they give you a quote. I’d recommend doing your estimates on the low side since the heavier the package the more it’ll cost.
Estimate on the low side...
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pmshortt2 4/25/2018 6:19pm
4/25/2018 6:19pm
Donovan759 wrote:
Yeah dude. You're gonna want to build a crate to ship it. Buy two pieces of 1x8x8 lumber and you'll have more than enough to make...
Yeah dude. You're gonna want to build a crate to ship it. Buy two pieces of 1x8x8 lumber and you'll have more than enough to make a good crate and make mistakes doing it.
Honestly I feel a cooler or plastic tub would be better. I worked in a UPS warehouse for a year and a half and when things like wooden heavy crates came through they usually got treated very badly. Thrown, dropped, fuck it right? It’s protected? Lol
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endurox 4/25/2018 7:39pm
4/25/2018 7:39pm
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