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It might be a good idea not to install it. That way it won't break during shipment if anything should happen. You may want to stack it up on top of the engine. Just an idea
Almost all ocean freight is based on volume not weight, A box of air takes up the same space on the ship as box a box the same size of bowling balls.
Try shipping something light but bulky via UPS or FedEx and you get into minimum dimensional weight.
You can actually buy treated and stamped pallets or use plastic pallets.
Did this thing ever sell?
If not, you about ready to part it out?
^ sorry cuz, I called dibs on these a month ago.
Yes and no.
I should have been more specific on that. Air Freight is a mother. I have a Freight Forwarder in house (One of the three companies owned by our parent company)
Ocean freight is just not the cost of from one end of the ocean to the other. Sure, 6000KG will cost you the same no matter what ship you use (Maersk, Oldendorff, etc) however, there are inland transfers to the Chandlers/Ports which are always factored into that cost. The bigger/heavier the materials you are shipping, the higher the transfer. Granted, that is minimal, but, it adds up quick.
Anyhow - OP good luck shipping it. You can find yourself a good place to go and have it shipped for a good rat.e $2,000 is WAY over-estimated though. Should be under $1,000 no matter what.
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