Any ideas on the cheapest way to get a set of four of these back to Wiltshire from Glasgow?
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Not sure but looking at the size and shape of them, I think you can rule out sending them via a pallet network.
Could you get two on one Chep ( or similar ) pallet?
If so use the local Palletline franchise in Glasgow
I used Law Freight in Haydock a few years ago when I was trading in the automotive battery industry and they charged me less than fifty quid plus VAT a pallet up to 1000Kg on a two day UK mainland service
You can move them with a flat trailer behind a 4x4. I’ve got a set but I have never really got on with them I prefer the fixed post ramp with a pit jack and can’t really understand how column lifts got so popular we mainly use them for anything too tall to drive inside.
try uship on e bay and let them bid for it.
I can’t open the link, I may be able to help.
Series 4 vehicle column lifts.
hotel magnum:
try uship on e bay and let them bid for it.
What happens if some person bids to move them and you never see them again, how do you guard against that? 
Bite the bullet and hire a drop side pick up .
Dan Punchard:
Bite the bullet and hire a drop side pick up .
Looks like the Knackered Navara will need to make a trip, had one price of £500 after haggling.
puntabrava:
Dan Punchard:
Bite the bullet and hire a drop side pick up .Looks like the Knackered Navara will need to make a trip, had one price of £500 after haggling.
Snap his hand off. How much do you think it will cost you to do it? Factor in all the things a courier will like insurance, fuel, tyres, vehicle depreciation and of course YOUR loss of earnings for the day and 500 squid don’t sound too bad.
Sheldon & Clayton and Alleys and loads more.