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Mar 25, 2006 | 09:30 PM

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Shipping a 4l60e

How would you go about shipping a 4l60 and what can I expect to pay? I need to sell my trans, but not sure how to go about shipping it if I can't find a local buyer. I know it will have to go freight, but what do I use to ship it, I don't think cardboard boxes will cut it, lol!!

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I would find a pallet and just strap it down.

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Make a crate out of wood or just tie it down to a skid or pallet.

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My buddy just purchased a tranny off a guy that was about 1000 miles away. They took the bellhousing and tailshaft off and went to Menards and bought a couple plastic totes with covers and shipped em that way. He said it worked great with no problems!

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$100 for me, coming from Wood Dale, IL. It was ~115 lbs.

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