You might try one of the local "UPS Store" locations - they advertise "We
Can Ship Anything" so it might be worth talking to them. But that kind of
weight is best handled by a LTL truck as Rich suggested - although UPS may
well use that to ship stuff like you need to send. If it will be delivered
to a residence it will cost extra also - and unloading equipment must also
be arranged ahead of time.
You don't want the truck/driver having to wait - because he won't in most
cases unless he well paid.
Good luck
LarryT
'91 300D
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From: "R A Bennell" <b...@mts.net>
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2010 3:29 PM
To: "Mercedes Discussion List" <mercedes@okiebenz.com>
Subject: [MBZ] shipping costs
Anyone got a handle on arranging to ship something heavy accross country?
I am looking at an old lathe on ebay that
probably weighs 5 or 6 hundred pounds. It is in New England area and would
need to come west to Fargo ND or
something similar for me to go and get it.
Anyone have any idea what that might cost and who I might use to collect
and haul it?
Fast answer appreciated.
Randy in Winnipeg
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