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Posted 03 January 2025 - 02:04 PM
I bought a Banjo diff centre off facebook without giving much thought to freight etc.
Does anyone know the approx weight of a complete fully assembled centre? Including yoke.
Its a 3.08 Fine Spline LSD which might make for a nice drive compared with the current 3.55 find spline LSD that is currently fitted.
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Posted 03 January 2025 - 02:17 PM
Mines 20.4kgs complete. 
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Posted 03 January 2025 - 02:45 PM
Beauty. What do you think the rough dimensions would be if it was in a box?
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Posted 03 January 2025 - 02:53 PM
Crikey... the courier mob I always used to use back in the day no longer transport car parts...
Any ideas on a courier to use around the Warrnambool Vic area?
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Posted 03 January 2025 - 02:53 PM
380x260x260mm unpaddedBeauty. What do you think the rough dimensions would be if it was in a box?
Edited by N/A-PWR, 03 January 2025 - 02:54 PM.
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Posted 03 January 2025 - 03:16 PM
Crikey... the courier mob I always used to use back in the day no longer transport car parts...
Any ideas on a courier to use around the Warrnambool Vic area?
Pack and Send. Laurie dropped some ATC250R parts for me into one in WA and they boxed and sent it to me.\ in NSW.
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Posted 03 January 2025 - 05:28 PM
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Posted Yesterday, 08:52 AM
Might be late but interparcel have been really good for my last 4-5 bits including extractors to Brissy and return for ceramic coating. I think with them Size is more the issue than weight.
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Posted Yesterday, 10:11 AM
Ive still not found a courier in Warrnambool that will accept car parts. I thought that was part of the big smoke? Or is it just a small town?
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Posted Yesterday, 08:42 PM
Australia post accept up to 22kg I believe. May not be the cheapest and obviously the vendor has to bundle up and post.
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I had to shift some wheels to Darwin from southwest WA and Aus Post were the cheapest.
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Posted Today, 12:03 AM
Brad have you tried e-go online couriers? (Hunter Express) Their blurb says no car parts but in the fine print it says as long as parts are new (or I take it as clean and just not pissin out oil, make sure seller fastidiously cleans diff before packing) and suitably boxed then they will freight it. I have used them many times for freighting boxed, used car parts.
I just crunched some numbers into their online quoting system.
With their system you can chose from door to door, depot to door or for the cheapest quote if seller is happy to drop off, depot to depot. There was a depot listed in Warnambool (Allens transport I think it said) so I punched in that and used the Cairns depot as your pickup point. I guessed the dimensions of a diff centre in a box at 40cm X 40cm a 50cm with a weight of 21kg. The quote was $174.36 (that may change if I guessed the dimensions incorrectly) I dont know if that quote is good bad or ugly, but at least they have a Warnambool depot, and hopefully close to the sellers house If seller cant drop off, try door to depot pricing.
If you use them, just make sure old mate has a working printer as he has to print off the freight docket to attach to the parcel.
Hope this helps,
cheers, John
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