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Preparing a tractor for export

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Rob Johnson

11-10-2003 18:07:25




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I am hoping to import 1-2 tractors from the US , and I would need them prepared for a quarantine inspection , when they get here .
Can anyone make a recommendation ?
Rob J.




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Canada Grant

11-11-2003 14:35:39




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 Re: Preparing a tractor for export in reply to Rob Johnson, 11-10-2003 18:07:25  
Shipping to your country [austrailia] requires you to find out what your country wants for cleanliness /dirt/manure/ etc. on the inported item. Having gone state side for farm shows with restored antique tractor and plow clean is the word! NO dirt! And coming back to Canada its clean NO dirt and US dept. of Ag will look! and canada dept> will look and back you go to the other side to wash it Again. Tractors that are going to states [used] are steam cleaned before they go over and yes they get turned back depending on humor of USDA. A US farmer taking tractor from Canada to states for his own use isn't as libal to be turned back unless US customs thinks you may be selling it for profit then look out! Since we have had our ONE case of mad cow in canada its a lot tougher [Don't worry about cow theres a heck of a lot more mad farmers!!] So check your end for requirements as its too late when its sitting on the dock in Aussie! Back it goes!!!

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minnie ub

11-10-2003 18:49:37




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 Re: Preparing a tractor for export in reply to Rob Johnson, 11-10-2003 18:07:25  
hope everthing is ok there is a scam going on out there involves a over seas buyer



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Rob Johnson

11-10-2003 19:33:39




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 Re: Re: Preparing a tractor for export in reply to minnie ub, 11-10-2003 18:49:37  
Yes , so I understand , but I'm the buyer , and this is no scam .
I don't particularly care how I pay for it , as long as I get my tractors !.
Anyone able to help ?.
Rob J.



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JD in da UP

11-11-2003 05:06:35




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 Re: Re: Re: Preparing a tractor for export in reply to Rob Johnson, 11-10-2003 19:33:39  
Where to? Wouldn't that make a difference?



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Jack

11-11-2003 06:14:17




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Preparing a tractor for export in reply to JD in da UP, 11-11-2003 05:06:35  
not where to but where from?



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Bob

11-11-2003 07:27:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Preparing a tractor for export in reply to Jack, 11-11-2003 06:14:17  
No, where to is correct. He's importing them FROM the US, to somewhere else.



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Rob Johnson

11-11-2003 15:44:58




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Preparing a tractor for ex in reply to Bob, 11-11-2003 07:27:18  
I want to import a couple of DD53 powered tractors in to Australia , from the US , and they have to meet strict quarantine requirements.
I am trying to find a business that are experienced in this sort of thing.
Rob J.



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JD in da UP

11-11-2003 19:03:52




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Preparing a tractor fo in reply to Rob Johnson, 11-11-2003 15:44:58  
Go to the crawler and backhoe board and talk to Deas Plant, a fellow Australian who seems to know just about everything. He may know something about your regulations.



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Rob Johnson

11-11-2003 19:38:44




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Preparing a tracto in reply to JD in da UP, 11-11-2003 19:03:52  
Yep , I've already done that JD , and the quarantine regulations are right there on the internet , I just need to find someone to implement them !.
Rob J.



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