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hi can anyone tell me the best way of transporting bulky items such as two front seats and a back from melb to syd rang couriers not many will do car parts etc thanks
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I've used couriers for car seats before.. try some others..
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Ive used couriers for car seats before.. try some others..
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You can get a large box from say a washing machine or similar. Remove the head rests if possible, put the seats in the box in a yin and yang position and put the headrests in the gap in the middle of the seats. a bit of bubble wrap/screwed up newspaper/pa Edited by user Tuesday, 16 October 2007 9:31:01 PM(UTC)
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If your serious about transporting the seats buy some of that 6mm construction ply and make a pine frame then screw the ply to the frame. When it gets to where your going pull it apart and store it in the shed for next time.
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Furniture removalistS are the most expensive way to transport goods, recently at work I transported a 600kg MFU to South Australia from Rockhampton Qld and this only cost $250 it took 4 days using TNT.
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thanks all looks like i have to stick wih crapy bench for now
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Actually the best way to transport them from Melb to Sydney is to find out if someone here is coming up & pay for a good chunk of their fuel. Still cheaper than any courier and they win too.
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