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Gilles8000

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Hi ya everyone. I wanted to see if there's anyway someone could ship a good used Kitchenaid Portable Dishwasher made by Hobart with no rust to Canada. Money is no problem. Let me know if that can be done please.
 
When you say that "money is no problem" you leave yourself wide open. Anything can be accomplished when you are willing to pay for it.

You'd get a better response probably if you mentioned where the machine is currently located, where it needs to go to, and if anything needs to be done to it to transport the machine.

Good luck and hopefully someone can help you out!
 
Yes.  I alternate between Montreal (we still have an apartment in downtown Montreal) and Ogden (just south of Magog, near Stanstead).  Let me know if you might be interested! 
 
Anything from a KitchenAid 55-61 Series..Including the Regency, Deluxe, Electra and the Varicyle.
The 55-61 Series (Portable Models) have the same specifications as the built ins.

Okay, let me change that a little. $50-$200 maximum NOT including delivery.

Okay, the machine weould have to go to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Also, I have no car, so I would have to pay for freight which is no big deal or for someone to drive it up and pay them for gas. :)
 
Dang it... The machine I have for sale is an Electra and I am asking $60 for it.  The big trouble is trying to find anyone to transport a machine within Canada!  There are absolutely no companies or services that will even think of doing this.  I've tried movers and freight forwarding companies, but no one wants to touch this kind of work. It's easier to get a Kitchen Centre moved from Texas to my freight drop in Vermont, honestly...  

 

If you can find someone who would be willing to transport it, please let me know! 
 
Hi turquoisedude!

Please forgive me, but I'm a little confused.
I worked as a shipper/receiver for several years here in Toronto.
I shipped out full-sized bank machines and spare parts for them all over the world.
Let me say that palleting and shrink wrapping a bank machine is not an easy task!
But we had it down to a science and shipped those things all over the world from our little warehouse in north Toronto.
I can't imagine why it would be such a problem sending a dishwasher, especially within Canada.
As long as you pallet and shrink wrap it, they should be able to transport it.
Forgive me if I sound arrogant in any way, that's not my intention. It just seems like that should be a very easy task to do with a shipping company in Canada.
 

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