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    Posted: 15 Jan 2011 at 7:23pm
finally found a block for my 45-D.it is in north dakota.my mom raised me to have better sense than go some place where they have 2 seasons.WINTER AND THE 4 TH OF JULY.need some advise on the cheapest and best way to get it out of the artic.any help will be acceptied...thx
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  need youur zip code  and weight for shipping
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Know anyone you can trust with your truck that has good license, lots of folks wanting to make a few bucks. 
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well, I live in ND, and I'm thinkin about headin to Texas. One more good Blizzard, and I'll throw your block in the pkup and head down there!!! Darrel
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I would recommend putting it on the hauling schedule on the YT forum.   You may find someone going from that way down to you and be suprised.  
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norm...zip code is 75661.weight ifigure to be about 550-650.thats my wag
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chuck...fill me in on yt forum,i am not familiuar with it ...thx
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hey darrel,come on down the crappie are biting,and i have a place you can stay,anything for an AC man...
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YTMAG.com  Yesterdays tractors, they have a forum for most all brands of tractors.
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Here is a link to the hauling schedule on the YT forum.   Doesn't cost you anything to put a post on there.   Good luck.
 
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I've also used UShip with good sucess. Moved two HD5G's that way. 5-600 pound block would be a piece of cake
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When I worked for a fast freight company (CCX) it was common to see complete engines come thru the dock strapped to a pallet.
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j.w., does catching crappies pay pretty good, cause I forgot to mention that I'm broke!!! Oh, as for the 2 seasons in ND, winter is pretty much the undisputed title for 1 season, but the 2nd season is quite commonly referred to as "Road construction season!" On a serious note, if I do ever get to TX, I'll look ya up, later, Darrel
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  you need to give that info. to the seller and have him call the freight company need fastened to a skid an fastened securely just sent two rear wheel assys to neb.guess you did not want my block or engine
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