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Warn Highmount - what would it weigh?

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Warn Highmount - what would it weigh?

Post by beretta »

just a quick one, need to know what one of the older models would weigh for freight reasons?

Thanks heaps for the help! ;)
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Post by wannaberacer »

With cable at least 50kgs...without around 30-35kgs. I have posted a number of these around OZ using couriers.
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wannaberacer wrote:With cable at least 50kgs...without around 30-35kgs. I have posted a number of these around OZ using couriers.


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Post by beretta »

Hey wannabe, what courier company did you use?
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Post by wannaberacer »

Without a freight account I used Pack N Send, but when I had access to a freight account I used NQX.

Not cheap, but also depends on how far out of the way it has to be sent to etc.
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Post by beretta »

Okay, thanks for the info. I would prolly use NQX. Anyone got any idea on a ball park cost to send a highmount from Cairns to Melbourne?

Thanks for the help dudes!
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Post by jtraf »

I used www.ezysend.com.au to get a high mount from wollongong a couple weeks ago and door to door it was $80.

I just used the calculator on the site for a 50x50x50cm box weighing 50kg and from Cairns to Melbourne it works out to $139.19

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damn double post gremlin
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Post by beretta »

Good one James, thanks for that dude!

MTR's are wearing well too mate, good tyres!
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Post by Goutman »

hey beretta have you tried wettenhalls in bayswater?... i paid $150 for frieght to have 5 35"simexs come down from qld, gota be cheaper for the highmount considering the weight difference!
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