shipping props .
 

need ideas on how to ship two props to be reworked ( what to ship them in , and cost of shipping.) and also who to ship them to.

Take the extra time to build wooden boxes out of 3/4 pylwood or something similar. Most shipping companies beat the sh*t out of everything especially fragile stuff.It doesn't hurt to put a handle on the box either.

Wes, Call me

27 FOUNTAIN, you are absolutely right! I have a box just as you described. ;) Best part is, now get this, I still have yet to open it!
Jerry

You had better open it ,might be a box of rocks! :)

we do not beat the sh^t outta the packages :rolleyes: :eek: we do stand and jump on them :D

Underpayed UPS employee :mad:

CAN I PUT THEM BOTH IN THE SAME BOX.AND WHERE CAN I SEND THEM ?

The nicest box that I've seen, was one that was roughly square (you'll pay alot, but U-haul has 'em) and the prop was bolted to a piece of plywood. Packing peanuts wern't even required.

I can break any box you people make :eek: :D

what do you think our little brown trucks are for.. smashing da boxes :D :D

Go here : http://wwwapps.ups.com/servlet/QCCServlet

Maybe put them in a box then in another box that fits tight . Put a peice of cardbord between props and pack lots of news paper so they can't move .