- Thread starter rosinante
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Will it go on a pallet?
If so then about £60+vat, just make sure it's properly wrapped and if you are 100% confident there are no chance of anything leaking then don't mention engines.
www.pallet2ship.co.uk
Unless you know the person then you need to be very clear on what wrapping and securing means, I had a motiser shipped on a pallet and the sender only used one of the 4 straps I sent and left some of the bits unsecured, I'm surprised the shipping company accepted it.
If so then about £60+vat, just make sure it's properly wrapped and if you are 100% confident there are no chance of anything leaking then don't mention engines.
www.pallet2ship.co.uk
Unless you know the person then you need to be very clear on what wrapping and securing means, I had a motiser shipped on a pallet and the sender only used one of the 4 straps I sent and left some of the bits unsecured, I'm surprised the shipping company accepted it.
rosinante
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Hi I think the frame would be longer than a standard pallet, probably be about 175 kgs mebbe a bit more,need a sympathetic courier, the thought of ups or any of the big names frightens me,had all sorts lost and broken when I was working, cost tnt 15000 euros when they dropped a furnace circulation fan ,
need a good reliable man and van type service.
Cheers
need a good reliable man and van type service.
Cheers
pedrobedro
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Could you hire a van and fetch it yourself ? You could make sure it's tied down and secure and all the bits are included.
