Shipping question
12-15-05, 05:58 PM
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Don't bother with courrier companies like UPS or Fedex. An engine is too big for that to be economically intellegent.
Look into freight companies. They will cost a fraction of what a courrier will charge - only drawback is it may take longer. Call some companies and see who ships to Hawaii: Meyers or Cabano Kingsway would be a good place to start.
The motor will have to be strapped to a pallette (2'X2' works well) and they wont ship to/from a residential address. That means you have to have it shipped to/from a place with a loading dock, or you take it to - and pick it up from one of their bases in your city. It's not as hard as you think!
Look into freight companies. They will cost a fraction of what a courrier will charge - only drawback is it may take longer. Call some companies and see who ships to Hawaii: Meyers or Cabano Kingsway would be a good place to start.
The motor will have to be strapped to a pallette (2'X2' works well) and they wont ship to/from a residential address. That means you have to have it shipped to/from a place with a loading dock, or you take it to - and pick it up from one of their bases in your city. It's not as hard as you think!
12-16-05, 03:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Nick86
Don't bother with courrier companies like UPS or Fedex. An engine is too big for that to be economically intellegent.
Look into freight companies. They will cost a fraction of what a courrier will charge - only drawback is it may take longer. Call some companies and see who ships to Hawaii: Meyers or Cabano Kingsway would be a good place to start.
The motor will have to be strapped to a pallette (2'X2' works well) and they wont ship to/from a residential address. That means you have to have it shipped to/from a place with a loading dock, or you take it to - and pick it up from one of their bases in your city. It's not as hard as you think!
Look into freight companies. They will cost a fraction of what a courrier will charge - only drawback is it may take longer. Call some companies and see who ships to Hawaii: Meyers or Cabano Kingsway would be a good place to start.
The motor will have to be strapped to a pallette (2'X2' works well) and they wont ship to/from a residential address. That means you have to have it shipped to/from a place with a loading dock, or you take it to - and pick it up from one of their bases in your city. It's not as hard as you think!
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