Rusty Bowtie
General Category => General Discussion - Intros => Topic started by: EDNY on December 06, 2020, 08:43:00 AM
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I see on the HAMB occasionally listings for car transportation...is there any formal service to pick up and deliver cars parts like frames etc? Aware of USHIP...but the process is a pain.
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Ed Rolling frames are the easiest and cheapest to ship! All other shipping you must crate it and yes the cost is a lot more! Here’s a sample of what I was looking to ship a frame from Ohio to here in Massachusetts! Shipping options:
If you need the item shipped, you can make shipping arraignments and get a quote with Freightquote.com. at 816-949-6617 and speak to Kevin Ruby at ext.6617. Freight quotes are typically only valid for 30 days.
This item would be Class 300, NMFC 191730, approximately 16’ long x 6’ wide and 3’ high with the skeletal crate. It would weight approximately 1075 lbs.
We do recommend having it insured for the total replacement value. Because of current shipping regulations, LTL freight carriers will not pick up an item this size without a skidded, skeletal crate! Plus the shipping company needs a lift gate and a machine plus the end location most likely has to be a shipping docking station!
Hope this helps!
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That does help....probably just going to make the 10 hour trip (one way) then head up to my brothers farm and spend the night. My only concern is making the typical frequent potty breaks :-X :-X :-X
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Thinking of putting a Pilot's relief tube in my pickup.It has so many other leaks who would notice? ::)