makes me wanna cry

[mtdewelf 10+ year member]

How? They underestimate how heavy they are and drop them. I rarely see a "HEAVY" or "FRAGILE" label or both on a shipping container for a sub. As heavy as most of the new subs are, putting them in anything other than a wooden crate for shipping would probably be considered substandard packing if you tried to make a claim with the shipping company for insurance. Why you wouldn't crate them is beyond me anyway...

how many companies crate there subs?

the rl-p i got in "factory shipping materials" scared the crap out of me honestly, barely anything in the box.

 

[djman37 5,000+ posts]

poor thing. how much did you pay for that dd motor?

$150 plus shipping:naughty:

 

[forceofwill 10+ year member]

Yeah, it's pretty obvious shipping companies don't give a **** about anything they ship. After the first fiasco with UPS busting up 1 of my shockers, I got another one sent to me FedEx, and this is what it looked like when they dropped it off. Maybe I just have bad luck?

Crate it came in.

 

[mannyb18b]

****...