Thread: Shipping parts to Canada

From the parts i guess you will want to send it seafreight as it will be cheaper, for an accurate quote you will need weight and cubic measurements of the goods and if they will be palletized or not, i work in freight forwarding/customs and we have a large export dept so i can get a quote for you if you like.

regards,
Nick.

It might be worth seing is someone on here is local and can pick up the bits for you and then send on.
The AULRO courier section can be quite good.

Originally Posted by loanrangie

From the parts i guess you will want to send it seafreight as it will be cheaper, for an accurate quote you will need weight and cubic measurements of the goods and if they will be palletized or not, i work in freight forwarding/customs and we have a large export dept so i can get a quote for you if you like.

regards,
Nick.

Hi Nick

Thanks for the offer I'm glad to have your help. I'll send you a PM when I have the details you've requested. I should ask you if it would be ok if the parts were put in one of those rubber maid plastic type storage bins with the lid wraped with duct tape. I don't think the parts need a pallet. A pallet would probably weigh more than the parts.

Regards,
Justin

Originally Posted by George130

It might be worth seing is someone on here is local and can pick up the bits for you and then send on.
The AULRO courier section can be quite good.

Thanks for the tip, wasn't aware of the courier section, When I spoke to the seller yesterday I forgot to get his location . I'm supposed to ring him on Monday so will get it then. I think he's in Melbourne.

Regards, Justin

Originally Posted by 130 ambulance

Hi Nick

Thanks for the offer I'm glad to have your help. I'll send you a PM when I have the details you've requested. I should ask you if it would be ok if the parts were put in one of those rubber maid plastic type storage bins with the lid wraped with duct tape. I don't think the parts need a pallet. A pallet would probably weigh more than the parts.

Regards,
Justin

Tub would be fine and as it turns out we import/customs clear for Rubbermaid, if hes in Melbourne then that would work out good, once you find out the weight i can get a quote of airfreight costs as well since we have our own airfreight bond store in the same building.

Originally Posted by loanrangie

Tub would be fine and as it turns out we import/customs clear for Rubbermaid, if hes in Melbourne then that would work out good, once you find out the weight i can get a quote of airfreight costs as well since we have our own airfreight bond store in the same building.

Hey Nick

I haven't spoken to him yet, but a friend on here tells me he's in Bayswater an eastern suburb of Melbourne.

I'll let let you know how I'm getting on after I chat with him again.

Cheers
Justin