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FE Power Forums => Non-FE Discussion Forum => Topic started by: winr1 on October 13, 2023, 01:59:12 PM
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I bought a 34' Plymouth bench seat for a guy on the Hamb and wrapped it up
We are trying to figure out the most economical way to ship it
It is 31 " tall... 21" deep and 48" wide ... weighs around 104 lbs
Ricky.
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Maybe Gray hound? I did some large items with them back about 20 years ago. Not sure if they still do that though.
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Several years ago I bought a rear bench seat for a 2002 F250 crew cab off of Ebay and it was shipped to me via Greyhound Bus service. Like what was previously mentioned, I am not sure they still do that.
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I'm curious to hear how this plays out, given that I've got a near mint rear seat for a Cyclone/Torino I need to get sold.
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UPS an Fedex quote was 600.00 an 650.00 ...
Dont ask for quotes on shippin websites ... I got a quote for over 1400.00 ... lol ..
Forgot that HAMB buyer mentioned pirateship ... he entered the dimensions in an got 230.00
We will double check or whatever to make sure is so an I will let yall know
Fastenall in my area is insane pricing ... Greyhound was way high in price a few years ago shippin blocks, cranks, etc
Thanks for all the replys guys
Ricky.
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This is from pirateship
Putting the size/weight came up to $233.00 ... I chatted online just to make sure before I paid for a shipping label
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I live in Texas and wish to ship a bench seat for a car to Washington ..... The seat is boxed up and wrapped ..... It is 31" tall, 21" deep and 48" wide ....
It weighs 103 to 104 lbs .....
Could I send a pic of the seat to make sure the shipping quote is correct please ?? .... The package looks like a cardboard bench seat for a car.
Ahoy Richard!
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Ah I see! You can send over the photo but as long as you are entering in the dimensions and weight correctly then the quote you are getting will be accurate
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Thanks for that! Did you have a quote you wanted me to check as well?
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I checked in with my Captain and they recommended not using Pirate Ship for this package because of the size and shape, this is going to be a package better suited to a freight service like DHL
The concern is because of the size of this package it could be close to to if not already exceeding the limit for packages going into UPS' system which can result in a large overmax charge over $1,000 which we want to avoid
Ricky
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Take the seat back off and send it in separate packages or strapped together so it lays flat.
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TomP ... that is a good idea, neither of us thought of that
There would be 3 pieces, the frame, top and bottom seat
I weighed them seperate, I can guess the seats width/height/length
Already made a box and wrapped it up ... lol
Ricky.
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Update ..... seat arrived in perfect shape
NOTE: after printing label/s .... cut label to size, bring clear packing tape and let the clerk put the label on
I shipped the frame and top cushion together, the bottom shipped seperately
You cant measure as the drawing shows, must measure with a straight edge at the farthest point which is where the frame angle back
Ignore the 37" angleed line..... view the package as a box
Also, if you set the frame up and measured, the measurement would be more
pirateship rate calculator does all the calculations for you .. UPS shows... 2 x the height, 2 x the width then add the length
The frame was over size freight, could not be under 90 lbs are over 150 lbs or over 165"
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EDIT: being over size negates the over 90 lbs
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UPS shows to wrap in corrugated cardboard and at least 6 layers of plastic wrap
I tapped all the sharp cardboard edges down with a rubber mallet so as to not tear the plastic wrap
Frame was $239.00 and the bottom cushion was $70.00 ... UPS and Fedex were $600.00 and $650.00 online
The buyers Fedex account showed $488.00 but not sure if that was with them wrapping it
Ricky.