Tractor Shipping

[socal996]

Looking for a Kubota L series tractor, likely a 2501 or 3301, but living in rural MT the used market is limited. I've expanded my search to include as far as Portland. Does anyone have experience with having a tractor with implements shipped? Recommendations?

Thanks

 

[radios1]

you can look here. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listin...le/list/manufacturer/kubota/model-group/l3301

 

[johncanfield]

Are you looking for shipping recommendations?

 

[Roadworthy]

I purchased a new L2501 HST last summer due to the scarcity of decent used ones at a reasonable (or any) price. I went with the lower power to avoid the Tier 4 hassle. It seems used grey market tractors are not a good value as parts availability is always an issue.

 

[socal996]

Are you looking for shipping recommendations?

Yes, if anyone has has a good experience with a shipper I'd contact them for a quote. At the end of the day, may not be cost effective, but worth taking a look. Thanks

 

[JK22]

Yes, if anyone has has a good experience with a shipper I'd contact them for a quote. At the end of the day, may not be cost effective, but worth taking a look. Thanks

I’ve used uShip | Car Shipping, Furniture Delivery, and More | Shipping Made Easy before several times with good results. I also just passed an RLCarriers truck that claimed they ship anything anywhere and had pictures of boats and a small plane as examples.

 

[radios1]

I’ve used uShip | Car Shipping, Furniture Delivery, and More | Shipping Made Easy before several times with good results. I also just passed an RLCarriers truck that claimed they ship anything anywhere and had pictures of boats and a small plane as examples.

probably just $1000 to ship from California to New York, shorter distances will usually be a bit less..

 

[Rebeldad1]

used to be a shipping wars show on tv about shippers bidding on loads. lowest bidder wins.
their rates were between $2.00 to $3.00 a mile

 

[radios1]

used to be a shipping wars show on tv about shippers bidding on loads. lowest bidder wins.
their rates were between $2.00 to $3.00 a mile

you'd be VERY surprised then to know MANY programs on TV are FAKE to get interest and ratings!.. real life is boring!..

 

[johncanfield]

I had a 20,000 pound bulldozer shipped from North Carolina to central Texas and the bill was about $2,500 but I was dealing directly with the freight company. I used a freight broker when I had a boom lift shipped, I'll try to find the email of the guy.