Press Shipping
Looking for reliable shippers to move a Vandercook from Minnesota to Illinois — anyone have any recommendations? Struggling to find any reliable shippers via UShip, Shiply, etc.
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Trailer it. Safer, more reliable, and cheaper.
I’m not able to get there and move it myself, so looking for recommendations on someone who might be able to help me out with this.
Plycon Van lines used to be suggested for moving long distance moving of larger player instruments (orchestrions, organs, pianos, etc), not sure they’ll deal with machinery.
Depending on the situation, you may have to engage a machine mover or rigger to get the press to the curb or loading dock and another company to get it to the destination.
There are lots of variables involved.
Anyone know a press mechanic in New York or around NY for heidelberg 10x15 windmill?