Friday, December 13, 2013
How to Ship a Car Engine
As a car part seller, you may have to occasionally ship an engine to a customer in a different state or across the country. The customer is relying on you to ship the engine securely in one piece and without delay. This can be accomplished when you use a reliable freight shipment company and take the necessary precautions when packaging the engine block for delivery.
Instructions
- 1
Drain all fluids from the engine so it is ready for transportation (see Resources). Ensuring the engine is clear of fluids will help you avoid damage and delays during shipping.
2Position a sturdy wooden pallet on level ground. Place the engine block in the center of the pallet.
3Tie down the engine with rope. Ensure the rope goes through the pallets wooden slates as necessary. This will firmly hold the engine block in place.
4Wrap the stretch wrap around both the engine block and pallet. This will further secure the engine.
5Deliver the pallet to the freight shippers warehouse or terminal. Alternatively, you can request for the shipper to pick up the shipment from your location, however, this will cost you additional fees.
6Check the pallet and engine one last time before signing a delivery confirmation agreement with the freight company.
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