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Join Date: May 2010
Location: NJ
Posts: 7,226
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If you create an account with FedEx, easy to do, and are able to ship the item to a business address, you'll find the shipping will drop significantly when using them. Their prices are high to residential addresses in order to discourage it. |
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Join Date: Apr 2015
Location: old orchard beach maine
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Tim.. I am surprised that UPS would handle something this big.. 72x12x30 and likely 60-80 lbs given the box... an awkward piece to carry and move around.. maybe taking 2 guys??? regardless, I will box it and add a couple of handles.
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My buddy use to be a Snap On dealer and used UPS exclusively. I believe 75lbs is the limit for "regular" stuff and, if over, it may then be considered freight. |
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