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Old 06-07-2014, 02:46 PM
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I have A guy asking me to ship A snow plow part . what 's the best way to do it ? will it need box ?
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I have A guy asking me to ship A snow plow part . what 's the best way to do it ? will it need box ?
When I bought mine, it was shipped by wrapping it in the clear plastic film with an address label on it. Worked just fine shipping it that way. That is what I would do, personally.

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When I bought mine, it was shipped by wrapping it in the clear plastic film with an address label on it. Worked just fine shipping it that way. That is what I would do, personally.

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If you have a fastenall store near you try them to save a few $$.

But then the other person should have one nearby also.

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just slap the label on with some packing tape over top to make sure it stays on, no need to wrap it. we get tractor bumpers in at work all the time this way.
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just slap the label on with some packing tape over top to make sure it stays on, no need to wrap it. we get tractor bumpers in at work all the time this way.
What shipper are you using?
As some will not accept a shipment unless it is boxed or crated.
Let alone just wrapped with cardboard or plastic.
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What shipper are you using?
As some will not accept a shipment unless it is boxed or crated.
Let alone just wrapped with cardboard or plastic.
we use ups
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just hands up if you ship UPS it cost more to ship with out a box
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UPS charges extra for no package, exposed wood and irregular shaped packages. anything over a certain size gets a extra charge to if its to light for the package size to.
its difficult shipping things reasonably that don't have allot of value . it'll probably cost as much to ship as you sold it for.
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