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Got a transmission in the mail.
Walking past the back door I see a delivery driver wrestling a good size cardboard box onto the ground.
He brings it in, the box is beat to **** with rips and tears in it. It's from Canada and addressed to one of our employees. Problem is he's in our UK office. As i'm standing there looking at it I start smelling tranny fluid. Reach thru one of the large holes and yup, that's an output shaft i feel. Send and instant message to the guy asking him "what's up with this?" He was going to have the mail room forward along to him in the UK. Tell him it's packed pretty poorly and unless he crates or skids it he should not expect it to show up in one piece. What do you guys think? Ship a tranny in nothing but an unpadded cardboard box or skid it? |
your company mail system will allow that?
That's amazing. Repack it but charge him. |
talk about an abuse of company mail.....
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Greyhound is cheapest if the guy on the other end will pick up at their stn. - they will take it in a sealed Rubbermaid tub
otherwise, I'd put it on a pad |
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unclear whether it is going (back?) to UK or not
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Going from Canada to the UK via the US. |
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But if it was mine or I was sending a trans to someone... I would build a wooden crate complete with supports on the inside with the trans properly secured with straps and brackets. |
I vote you cut away the box, and wrap the whole thing up real well in brown paper and packing tape. Then stencil "Premium Smoked Ham" on the side, and send it on its way.
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What Peter said. Things that size & that weigh that much get dropped, slid down ramps & much more.
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In that case, strap it to a pallet and shrink wrap and then box it.
get yor brownie points on. |
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