Sending Engine blocks by Courier
#1
Sending Engine blocks by Courier
Has anyone sent or received a set of engine casings by post/courier?
Given the size etc what’s the best way to wrap them up and prepare them for a safe journey?
Cheers
Given the size etc what’s the best way to wrap them up and prepare them for a safe journey?
Cheers
#3
Thanks for the reply.
I was of the thinking a pallet would be the best way. Sadly don’t have access to a pallet or strapping which makes me wonder if it’s worth the hassle selling them.
Anyone know of a company that would help in this matter or is it going to be down to me before a courier will touch it?
Cheers
I was of the thinking a pallet would be the best way. Sadly don’t have access to a pallet or strapping which makes me wonder if it’s worth the hassle selling them.
Anyone know of a company that would help in this matter or is it going to be down to me before a courier will touch it?
Cheers
#4
a set of bare blocks is around 25kgs depending on how you package them and we send/receive lots of them every week...............
we find the large courier boxes from the likes of UPS are ideal for this
we find the large courier boxes from the likes of UPS are ideal for this
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