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Easy question and appreciate all help. I have searched and also read the FAQ for freight in the sale section but thats more of an experience thread than specificd like I need to know.

Has anyone sent a diff with half shafts attached from Sydney to Melbourne? Who did you use? How much did it cost you? How did u have to pack it etc and did u drop it to a depot or was it picked up? I have a buyer and trying to get this sorted for him quickly.

Apologies if this has been covered but I found nothing of what I needed.

Thank you.

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Depot to depot, Iron Chef has couriered items to me here in Sydney via Northline > I've used the same from Syd to Melb.

Syd depot is at Camellia/Rosehill.

They can place your items on a pallet and shrink wrap it via forklift

Might cost about $80 & not worrying about insurance. Can he pick up from the Melb depot?

I had a 9inch diff sent from Brisbane to Katoomba, I used Pack and Send, they picked up, Packed and delivered to my door over night, it cost me $240 with insurance, I know brisbane isn't melbourne, but maybe try them.

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