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On 2/22/20 4:59 PM, Eric wrote:
Do you have a way to transport?
You can call up a LTL (Less than Load) freight company and get a quote.
If it's on a pallet, that's pretty easy. I've shipped heavy things
across country for very reasonable prices (300 lbs was about $100, but
15-20 years ago).
Places like Old Dominion and Yellow Freight do this kind of thing all
the time.
here's a website that explains it in some detail (I just googled LTL,
never worked with these folks, etc.)
The rates are "per hundredweight" so a 600 pound thing would be $240
with all the other things.
Your freight class determines a lot. Class 50 is "fits on a pallet,
shrink wrapped, very durable" I've shipped things like pigs and
industrial equipment as Class 50.
You're probably not class 500 (bags of gold dust), or class 400 (Deer
antlers) (although I used to work across the street from a company that
made everything out of antlers, furniture, chandeliers, etc.
http://www.artedemexico.com/antlercollection_folder/an-ch579a.html )
robert massa wrote:
When I saw this ,my heart tried to emit streamers. !! The problem is
the cost of components . Single phase is really calling !!
Bob, illinois
On Tuesday, February 18, 2020, 7:59:47 PM CST, Eric
<eric@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Pole pig Milwaukee,WI
Line Material Industries
McGraw Edison Made in Milwaukee,WI
Single Phase
37 1/2 KVA Rated Volts 14400 120/240
581 LBS + mounting bracket for your convenience!
Not for the meek at heart...
Make the coil you need and deserve!
You know you want it!
eric@xxxxxxxxx
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