I didn't have any problems getting a roller shipped to me but it might take a few more days to get someone to pick it up. I did it at a fleet rate through the dealership I work for and it took about 2 weeks for someone to pick it up in houston and drop it in ks a couple days later.
Most shipping cos take your job in as a bid and open the offer to a network of independent carriers and whichever one happens to have an empty spot heading in your general direction first takes the job. You never know who is going to pick it up but we've shipped $30-40k used denalis, diesels, etc. all over the country this way and never had a problem with any of them so far. most companies require the drivers to be bonded and insured to be in their network. Truthfully I think it'd be a cool job, drive all over the country in a dually with a 3 car hauler and pick up random crap daily. Kinda jealous.
Glws
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Most shipping cos take your job in as a bid and open the offer to a network of independent carriers and whichever one happens to have an empty spot heading in your general direction first takes the job. You never know who is going to pick it up but we've shipped $30-40k used denalis, diesels, etc. all over the country this way and never had a problem with any of them so far. most companies require the drivers to be bonded and insured to be in their network. Truthfully I think it'd be a cool job, drive all over the country in a dually with a 3 car hauler and pick up random crap daily. Kinda jealous.
Glws
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