What is the best way to ship a transmission?
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One way is your local freight store. They boxed mine up in a cardboard box with packing material and shipped via ground. Total weight had to be less than 150 lbs, and couldn't have any fluids inside the tranny.
Other way was via palet/ground. Again, couldn't be more than 150 lbs and couldn't have any fluids much less any smell of hydrocarbons.
Wasn't that bad. It's a lot cheaper if shipping to a business as opposed to a residence.
Other way was via palet/ground. Again, couldn't be more than 150 lbs and couldn't have any fluids much less any smell of hydrocarbons.
Wasn't that bad. It's a lot cheaper if shipping to a business as opposed to a residence.
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Sent mine strapped down to a pallet with plumber's tape (not really tape, it's a thin metal strapping). Pull up to the freight doc, fill out a shipping order and have the forklift guy come get it... Works like a charm.
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One, strap to a cut down pallet.
I've shipped two 5x8 pallets with 8 transmissions on each. Called fed ex frieght, paid, they emailed me shipping labels, I pulled up to the dock, handed the guy the labels, he forked them off and I was gone. Easy.
I've shipped two 5x8 pallets with 8 transmissions on each. Called fed ex frieght, paid, they emailed me shipping labels, I pulled up to the dock, handed the guy the labels, he forked them off and I was gone. Easy.
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