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KiloPapa



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PostPosted: Mon May 07, 2007 8:34 pm    Post subject: Shipping companies and insurance Reply with quote

For those who have shipped an engine: What freight company
did you use, were you happy with them, and did you insure it
through the shipper or another source?

Thanks,

Kevin
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Albert Gardner



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PostPosted: Tue May 08, 2007 6:49 am    Post subject: Shipping companies and insurance Reply with quote

My engine came from Indiana and I used Freightquote.com and insurance
obtained through them. It was considerably less expensive and it turned out
that it came on one of the carriers that gave me a much higher price when I
contacted them directly. Things went well but apparently Freightquote.com
has their webpage oriented toward the shipper arranging things instead of
the receiver so it was a little awkward for me to set things up but went
well and I'm happy and less poor that could have been.
Albert Gardner
Yuma, AZ
PS: Just passed through Pearblossom last weekend on a trip from Yuma to
Chowchilla. Stopped in at Mojave airport to look around at Scaled Composites
layout as well as the Rotary Rocket on display.

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PostPosted: Tue May 08, 2007 7:52 am    Post subject: Shipping companies and insurance Reply with quote

I've used Roadway on two different occasions. I've been happy with them
and the shipments were insured through them. Keep in mind standard
shipments are only insured for a maximum of $25 per pound. For the
additional coverage needed trucking companies charge ~.30 to .40 cents
per $100 of the value.

To save money it may be possible to get a one time rider on your home
insurance or builders insurance for the shipment. On other money saving
tip is look into picking the engine up at the trucking terminal. This
saves home delivery charge and possibly a "lift gate charge".

Also determine where the FOB (freight on board) point is. If it is FOB
origin then you are completely responsibly for the shipment, however if
it is FOB destination then it is the sellers responsibility.

Upon receiving (before you sign for it) carefully check the crate for
any damage. This includes damage to the bottom corners just in case it
was dropped. Open up the crate if they will let you (some large
terminals don't allow for this but you can ask in advance.) If there is
any damage note it on the bill of lading. The phrase "Subject to
inspection" can be added to your signature if there is any physical
damage to the crate. Report any damage the same day!

Vern (#324)


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PostPosted: Tue May 08, 2007 12:35 pm    Post subject: Shipping companies and insurance Reply with quote

To all who have responded so far:

Thanks for the info and advice. Albert Gardner noted Freightquote.com and
they had a good quote thru Roadway however the stock insurance coverage was
$10,000 max. A search for third-party shipping/freight insurance found
Ramon, Inc http://www.ramonins-usa.com who quoted $ .25 per $100 for $70 on
$28,000. Learning as I go.

Kevin
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PostPosted: Tue May 08, 2007 1:04 pm    Post subject: Shipping companies and insurance Reply with quote

Might also be worth talking to Tony Partain. His trucks generally haul
cars and similar stuff on the back hauls to Oregon after delivering RV
parts to all y'all.

On 5/8/07, KiloPapa <kilopapa(at)antelecom.net> wrote:
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To all who have responded so far:

Thanks for the info and advice. Albert Gardner noted Freightquote.com and
they had a good quote thru Roadway however the stock insurance coverage was
$10,000 max. A search for third-party shipping/freight insurance found
Ramon, Inc http://www.ramonins-usa.com who quoted 25¢ per $100 for $70 on
$28,000. Learning as I go.

Kevin
40494
tail/empennage
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