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(12-03-2018, 01:00 PM)Strokes77 Wrote: No idea, but biggest concern for me would be for it to arrive safely. The machine is built like a tank.. but the stone could be fragile I would think.
Consider how much damage USPS, UPS, and FedEx manage to do to stuff headed to my house, you are probably right.
It looks like a great deal if the right person is local.
Best wishes for a successful sale.
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(12-03-2018, 01:00 PM)Strokes77 Wrote: No idea, but biggest concern for me would be for it to arrive safely. The machine is built like a tank.. but the stone could be fragile I would think.
When I ship such things, the key is to double box, and use a lot of wadded up newsprint to cushion inside the first and between the first and second, and bubble wrap if you've got it plus the newsprint for the interior box, and to pack it tight so nothing moves. A bit more of a PITA for the shipper, but I've never lost a shipment due to damage because I pay attention to the packing.
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