freighting an engine
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Entaran
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tnt or toll.
Startrack doesn't do engines (although startrack are IMO the best courier company around).
Toll is awesome for times
Tnt takes more care with freight but I think costs more.
Startrack doesn't do engines (although startrack are IMO the best courier company around).
Toll is awesome for times
Tnt takes more care with freight but I think costs more.
Entaran
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Well it's like 12-14 hours to drive to the gold coast, and 12-14 hours back... add fuel... add accomodation... add food... etc.....
CLuTZ
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Entaran said:
your kidding me right? Its more like 18-19 hours to gold coast.
its cheaper to get it freighted. have you tried pack send?
Entaran
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Well, that's even worse then isn't it?
I dunno how many hours it is, I was taking a rough guess.
I dunno how many hours it is, I was taking a rough guess.
Skuz
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Entaran said:
BAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHA
You could always try ringing TNT or Toll yourself 
All I know is that when a halfcut is delivered somewhere THEY expect YOU to organise getting it off their truck (with a forklift or otherwise), so it's best to get it delivered to a workshop that has the facility of getting the half cut from the truck into the workshop.
Having it delivered to your house is fine in theory but unless you can lift a half cut from a truck and move it into your garage you could have a slight problem.
You could always arrange for a truck with a lift on it that can pick up the half cut and move it onto the truck and off the truck at its destination, but again if you want the truck to drop the half cut in your garage you need to have access for the truck to get right down to your garage.
All I know is that when a halfcut is delivered somewhere THEY expect YOU to organise getting it off their truck (with a forklift or otherwise), so it's best to get it delivered to a workshop that has the facility of getting the half cut from the truck into the workshop.
Having it delivered to your house is fine in theory but unless you can lift a half cut from a truck and move it into your garage you could have a slight problem.
You could always arrange for a truck with a lift on it that can pick up the half cut and move it onto the truck and off the truck at its destination, but again if you want the truck to drop the half cut in your garage you need to have access for the truck to get right down to your garage.
