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The United Parcel Service is one option for the delivery of your package. Shipping rates are available at www.ups.com. All orders being shipped to PO Boxes must be delivered via the United States Postal Service (USPS). Shipping rates are available at www.usps.com. Weight restrictions may apply. Estimated UPS and USPS delivery time within the US is 3 to 7 business days from the time the order is processed.

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Orders above 149 lbs. must be shipped via freight carrier. The following carriers will estimate shipping charges for you: Freightquote.com ( www.freightquote.com), Yellow Transportation (www.yellowfreight.com), GI Trucking Company (www.gitrucking.com), and Ocean World Transport. All estimates are subject to change depending upon drop-off location. Carriers will assess an extra charge if delivery is made to a residential area and/or if the services of a lift gate are required. Add another freight handler to the list

Foam packing, Wood crating and Palletizing charges will be determined according to the size of the item. Foam and/or palletizing charges mostly range from $25.00 to $75.00. Full crating (recommended when using large freight carriers like Yellow, Viking, GI, Old Dominion) mostly ranges from $75.00 to $250.00.

INTERNATIONAL CARRIERS.

DHL Worldwide Express (www.dhl.com) ships packages abroad. Contact them to arrange delivery of your international order.

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Federal Express services many countries,  for a few dollars more: (www.fedex.com)
 

For purchases that require special transportation equipment, such as a flat bed, open container, or oversized trailer, make arrangements with RT at (877) 481-8591. Please allow 24 hours to receive a quote for transportation rates. Add another freight handler to the list

VEHICLE SHIPPING

We recommend for vehicles, motorcycles or boat transport to check at http://auto-car-transport.com they compare rates for you and its free to use.

Delicate and expensive equipment requires special handling to ensure its safe delivery. Charges for foam packing, wood crating, and palletizing should be considered according to item size.
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Resources for Canadian Users

Canada Postes Shipping Calculator

Purolator Courier Calculator

Information for Shipping from the U.S. to Canada

The following are the shipment clearance processes that are used when you ship to Canada from the US.

• PARS - Pre-Arrival Release System - Papers are faxed ahead before the driver arrives at the border.
• LIVE CLEARANCE - Driver clears shipment with the broker at the border face to face
• BOND - Daily is a bonded audit carrier that allows them to bond shipments to an in-land bond shed for clearance.

The following is a general guideline for the preparation of shipping documents on Canadian-bound shipments.

Either fill out a:

• Quick Clear Form - This form allows you to reduce the amount of paperwork involved in cross-border shipping since it replaces the need to complete the next three documents: the Bill of Lading, Canadian Customs Invoice (CCI), and Certificate of Origin.

or fill out these three documents:

• Bill Of Lading - Document to show description of goods with the shipper, consignee and name of Custom Broker if possible.
• Canadian Customs Invoice (CCI) - This document must match the bill of lading in respect to the number of pieces. The CCI must accompany the shipment from point of pick up to the point of customs clearance.
• Certificate of Origin - This document must also travel with the shipment and determines and identifies the producer of the goods and countryof. The Certificate of Origin is used by the broker to determine the correct rate of duty under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

Information for Shipping from Canada to the U.S.

Shippers are required to prepare the following three forms: a Bill of Lading, a Commercial Invoice, and a Certificate of Origin.

• Bill Of Lading - Document to show description of goods with the shipper, consignee and name of Custom Broker if possible.
• Commercial Invoice - Two copies of the Commercial Invoice are needed. One must accompany the freight from the point of pickup to the point of customs clearance; the other should be attached to the Bill of Lading. This document is an invoice, usually supplied by the vendor, with a complete description of the goods being shipped, along with the proper valuations and currency information.
• Certificate of Origin - This document must also travel with the shipment and determines and identifies the producer of the goods and country of. The Certificate of Origin is used by the broker to determine the correct rate of duty under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).