Post by mobiltec on Aug 15, 2013 15:50:28 GMT -8
Do you need to have a trailer shipped? Cindy Ross says that she has used these people 4 times and she is very satisfied with the entire process. I may be using them myself here next week which is why I asked her where to look.
www.uship.com
It's a great way to shop for a shipper. You fill out a form and answer questions and then put your shipment up for bid. Then carriers bid for your shipment to you personally until you are happy with one. They have reviews that you can look at and are all licensed and bonded and all that. Like I said, Cindy has used them 4 times already so I can stop shopping for a shipper now.
Also, there are people who shrink wrap anything that you want shrink wrapped. We had a Shasta shrink wrapped and it only cost $400. It was a brand new paint job and going all the way across the country so it was well worth the price. When it arrived at it's destination there was black tar and stuff all over the shrink wrapping at the bottom of the trailer sides. So it was a good thing we did it. And even if you are not worried about bugs and tar, it's a great way to ship an old trailer that hasn't been restored yet to keep it safe from weather and also to keep loose stuff like access doors and trim from falling off during the trip. It also takes care of those broken or missing windows.
Just search for "shrink wrap" on google in your area. They also advertise on Craigs List and they come to you.
www.uship.com
It's a great way to shop for a shipper. You fill out a form and answer questions and then put your shipment up for bid. Then carriers bid for your shipment to you personally until you are happy with one. They have reviews that you can look at and are all licensed and bonded and all that. Like I said, Cindy has used them 4 times already so I can stop shopping for a shipper now.
Also, there are people who shrink wrap anything that you want shrink wrapped. We had a Shasta shrink wrapped and it only cost $400. It was a brand new paint job and going all the way across the country so it was well worth the price. When it arrived at it's destination there was black tar and stuff all over the shrink wrapping at the bottom of the trailer sides. So it was a good thing we did it. And even if you are not worried about bugs and tar, it's a great way to ship an old trailer that hasn't been restored yet to keep it safe from weather and also to keep loose stuff like access doors and trim from falling off during the trip. It also takes care of those broken or missing windows.
Just search for "shrink wrap" on google in your area. They also advertise on Craigs List and they come to you.
