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Old 02-06-2021, 08:03 PM
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Default Shipping a tractor ?
I've seen a 127 for a killer price and dang not in bad shape looking anyways. lol

To get it shipped, who would do this ??
FedEx or UPS I am sure would be in the $4 to $500 area.

Any ideas? It's a 6 hour drive one way, and my trailer is buried in snow.. lol

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Fastenal ships cheap
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I tried to ship a tiller with Fastenal last summer and they told me because
of the virus they couldn't do it. Hmmm. I asked them what trucking and
virus' had to do with each other, they didn't know. Hopefully out east is
a little more friendly. MT can be a rather odd place at times.

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IIRC, Fastenal will ship now (CV-19) but not between East and West zones. Check their website. I think you should be good being 6 hours from wherever you are in Vermont. Except maybe Canada....
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It will have to be secured to a pallet and crated. All fluids will have to be removed. I shipped a transmission to WA several years ago with Fastenal and those were the rules at that time.

Dig out your trailer and get on the road!! I have done it several time for the right rig?
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It will have to be secured to a pallet and crated. All fluids will have to be removed. I shipped a transmission to WA several years ago with Fastenal and those were the rules at that time.

Dig out your trailer and get on the road!! I have done it several time for the right rig?
If my health was better, I would be doing that lol . The drive isn't the issue, I drove truck for living OTR.
dang health...

Heck if someone is in NY, near big orange, and wants to make a few bucks. hahha
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I usually use U-haul's utility trailer with the built in/on ramp. It has low a deck, spring loaded ramp and they even hook you up. I rent for 6 hours, same pickup and drop off place for $35.
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