Who's best to use for collecting an engine??
Anyone done it? I dont want some chimp collecting it up and it arriving in half....
Will the courier pallet it up or is that down to the sender?
Cheers as always...
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13-03-2008, 22:42 #1Forum User
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13-03-2008, 22:43 #2Forum User
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Oh and price
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Tnt Are whom delivered all our boxes and engines when i was in that line of work, quite good tbh
Not going to be cheap because they cant stack on top of the pallet and thus it takes up a fair bit of room
Dave
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13-03-2008, 23:51 #4Forum User
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Ok Dave cheers
I see a problem with TNT though im sure theyre only available to the trade?
I see a lot of ebay trade sellers offering del £35-£50 on engines, if anyone knows where I can get it for this price,direction appreciated!
Leigh
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14-03-2008, 00:13 #5Forum User
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use a pallet rate. think my last one was 40 quid on e-bay. parcels to go but might have gone up a bit..
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