Posted by flambeauone on April 17, 2013 at 07:04:24 from (66.87.75.199):
A friend and I are considering purchasing a dozer that is about 8 hrs away. I have little experience purchasing equipment out of state so maybe some of you that are more experienced can shed some light on what would be the safest way to transfer funds to a private seller? My other problem is the guy knows someone that is willing to haul it for us for an incredibly low price (or at least think it is 1200). How can I assure our dozer ends up where its suppose to? Is there some way that I can check up on the hauler beforehand? Do I need to purchase insurance on the load for the trip? Thanks beforehand for any replies, we are definitely new to purchasing and shipping large pieces of equipment so far away.
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