1.5 tonne digger to France

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CJplant

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Hi Guys,

New here so hello to everyone.

I'm looking to buy and ship a 1.5 tonne mini digger to France area code 11190 Aude. Any recommendations for supplier and haulage?

Thanks in advance.

Colin.
 
Regy53

Regy53

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There are plenty of firms, usually the biggest issue is the requirement of a forklift or loading ramp

That said a customer from France sent a lorry in once and he had his own ramps real nice chap I will have a look for the detaila
 
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IF you have any joy getting someone interested in selling and shipping single units at sensible money then please let us know from who ! I used to have a fair few brought down every year but transports costs have as they say "knocked the arse out of the job"

Didnt get a reply from the last dealer I asked.
 
Regy53

Regy53

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See with haulage everbody wants to know the exact details, delivery address, size , loading problems and time needed / ready. I find it so much faff sorting this for people and then they just say no to expensive and get their own.

Shipping single units isnt expensive? we have shipped things like Bobcat E10's to france with £200 before
 
V8Druid

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See with haulage everbody wants to know the exact details, delivery address, size , loading problems and time needed / ready. I find it so much faff sorting this for people and then they just say no to expensive and get their own.

Shipping single units isnt expensive? we have shipped things like Bobcat E10's to france with £200 before
WOW!!! :eek::eek: HTF you manage that Ross ?? :unsure:
I gave up duck hunting in mainland Europe as the shipping costs were ****ing horrendous
 
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WOW!!! :eek::eek:HTF you manage that Ross ??:unsure:
I gave up duck hunting in mainland Europe as the shipping costs were ****ing horrendous


U.k outbound is alot cheaper than inbound as everyone fighting for a backload
Same as containers to China you basically have to pay the cost of the transport to the port it's unbelievably cheap
I was loading containers with hay for China as they couldn't produce it to English quality for the price over there (for racehorses not livestock )
 
Regy53

Regy53

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Transport that way certainly isnt dear. Full loads to Belguim curtain sider for circa £500

Indeed sendling low loaders is not the one.
 
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CJplant

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Hi Regy53, thanks for the reply.

I'll check them out and ask for quote.

Much appreciated 👍👍👍.
 
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CJplant

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@Regy53 could I give you a call about a machine? I've seen a couple I have in mind but always open to new offers. Happy to look at what you have on your books for a 1.5 tonne mini digger. £6-8k + vat (vat registered company) budget.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
U.k outbound is alot cheaper than inbound as everyone fighting for a backload
Same as containers to China you basically have to pay the cost of the transport to the port it's unbelievably cheap
I was loading containers with hay for China as they couldn't produce it to English quality for the price over there (for racehorses not livestock )
didn't realise there were many containers going back that way ...... thought most of what arrived was one trip ... hence the huge quantities of one trip boxes available to buy :unsure:
 
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didn't realise there were many containers going back that way ...... thought most of what arrived was one trip ... hence the huge quantities of one trip boxes available to buy :unsure:

The ships are so buoyant that if they go unloaded they will capsize as the will be sat so high out the water therefore they just want anything to make it stable
This is why a lot of our rubbish is loaded into containers to be landfilled in China as the ships just need a load
I think the single use boxes must just be ones they can't find a load for
 
Regy53

Regy53

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If they don’t go back you get this which I cruised past Friday 🤭
 

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
If they don’t go back you get this which I cruised past Friday 🤭
wouldn't clear a single bridge on the Mon & Brec Ross :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: .... see it's got a hull around it :unsure:.... can't imagine 'em being THAT water-tight :LOL:o_O

The ships are so buoyant that if they go unloaded they will capsize as the will be sat so high out the water therefore they just want anything to make it stable
This is why a lot of our rubbish is loaded into containers to be landfilled in China as the ships just need a load
I think the single use boxes must just be ones they can't find a load for

yeh realise that they have to be ballasted with summat;)
 
Furniss

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500£ to Belgium ..... FFS I got a price from RLongs in 2011 for Telford to Dept 56 in France @ 1450€ for a curtain sider.
Earlier this year I asked a company at Hebdon Bridge if they could quote transport on a 3T swivel tip they had for sale and they came back with
£1,100 on a curtainsider (unloading facilities needed)£1,870 on a low loader with ramps :unsure:
 
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