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    Best way to post a towbar to NZ?

    I'm looking for the best (cheapest) way to get a towbar from Vern in Mirboo North to me in the south island of NZ.

    I'm using 75x40x12cm (best guess) for size (0.036 m^3) and guessing 20kg for weight.
    Auspost is about $AU210
    Packsend.com.au is about $AU180.

    Who else should I try?

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    Interparcel are usually pretty good for international parcels.
    The best price using those dimensions and weight is $109.32. I used postcode 8083 Christchurch for the purpose of the quote, it might be different depending where you are.

    Pack and Send have always been more expensive when I've had quotes. I've used Interparcel to send dual rear carriers to Dubai, Hong Kong, USA etc

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    Thanks Murray, that's a fantastic price. I'll hit them up when I get final weights and dimensions.

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    Whats the towbar for Dougal, if its for an RRC i have the original one off my 81 rangie in the shed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    Whats the towbar for Dougal, if its for an RRC i have the original one off my 81 rangie in the shed.
    Yes it's a square receiver type for an RRC. Mine are currently the "plow" type.

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    Cool, thats what my old rangie one is.
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    I can weigh it for you dougal if you like?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vern View Post
    I can weigh it for you dougal if you like?
    That would be excellent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougal View Post
    I'm looking for the best (cheapest) way to get a towbar from Vern in Mirboo North to me in the south island of NZ.

    I'm using 75x40x12cm (best guess) for size (0.036 m^3) and guessing 20kg for weight.
    Auspost is about $AU210
    Packsend.com.au is about $AU180.

    Who else should I try?
    Wait till february, when SWMBO & I go over to Aukland for the rugby leagues 9"s, Bob
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