Hi All,
Any suggestions for shipping heavy M37 bits cost effectively? Thanks.
Andy
Shipping Heavy Stuff???
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Re: Shipping Heavy Stuff???
GreyHound bus will take most items.
Fastenal does a fine job. http://www.fastenal.com/web/en/22/th...logistics-(3pl
Bert
Fastenal does a fine job. http://www.fastenal.com/web/en/22/th...logistics-(3pl
Bert
1952 M37 W/W Rebuild @ 59% complete
Engine rebuild @ 95% complete
1985 M1009, 1990 M101A2, 2008 M116A3 Pioneer tool trailer
MVPA # 24265
NRA Life Member
NRA Cert. Personal Protection Pistol Instructor
NRA Cert. RSO
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Engine rebuild @ 95% complete
1985 M1009, 1990 M101A2, 2008 M116A3 Pioneer tool trailer
MVPA # 24265
NRA Life Member
NRA Cert. Personal Protection Pistol Instructor
NRA Cert. RSO
Class III RSO/KCR
Re: Shipping Heavy Stuff???
Look no further then Fastenal. I've shipped several things and was smooth as silk. Arrange per instructions on the website. Shipper drops at their local store. Buyer picks up at theirs. Takes a little longer then typical shippers but well worth the wait. 002
Re: Shipping Heavy Stuff???
Definitely Fastenal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: Shipping Heavy Stuff???
I haven't used Fastenal, but can vouch for Greyhound Package Express.......cheap, fast and reliable. But you have to have a Greyhound terminal near you and there are size/weight restrictions.
later,
bob
later,
bob