View Full Version : Posting a fuel tank.
torquey
29-05-16, 10:21 PM
Any one posted a fuel tank before. Might of sold one but need to know what courier will deliver it? Can see certain ones being funny with it being a fuel tank. Thanks
mk1nova_rich
29-05-16, 10:55 PM
Wrap it up and dont tell them what it is...thats what i did. Think i sent it as a roof box or something lol
torquey
30-05-16, 07:37 AM
They usually ask what it is. Things is don't wanna risk anything with it. Would rather tell them what it is. Surely someone on here has used a courier that will transport it.
bazzap8389
30-05-16, 10:10 AM
I've had one sent to me. It was placed in a plastic box and wrapped up as usual. If I was sending I would just wrap it up and say fuck all.
leggattr
30-05-16, 01:14 PM
I had one delivered. Make sure it's dry and the sender is secure. But don't say it's a fuel tank!!
millworm
30-05-16, 03:40 PM
I tried, but they wouldn't take it as they said it smelled of fuel. Pain as I had to refund the buyer
torquey
30-05-16, 03:50 PM
Great not good then. Will havt to ring around got to be somewhere.
I had one delivered. Make sure it's dry and the sender is secure. But don't say it's a fuel tank!!
I posted this gentleman one and put it down as 'car parts', but it had had no fuel in for a good while so bone dry and no fire risk.
Try Hermes/MyHermes.
torquey
30-05-16, 08:53 PM
Oh right will give them a try cheers.
millworm
30-05-16, 10:29 PM
Not to sound like 'that guy' but that's who I had trouble with
i sent one with my hermes. Plug all holes so no smell and heavily bubble wrap or box and send as a water tank
torquey
02-06-16, 01:01 PM
Ok cheers .
8valve-craig
02-06-16, 01:20 PM
My ParcelForce driver turned up furious a few weeks back as someone had sent a tank to a place nearby and it made his van stink. He still delivered it though.
True story.
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