moving shipping containers

[Mossback]

anybody have a lead on someone who moves shipping containers, would need em loaded up and moved about 70 miles...this is all west of san antonio...one container is 40 feet, one is 20 feet.....any info would be great thanks guys

[Mossback]

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[Mossback]

have figured out we need someone with a rollback trailer.....anyone know someone looking for a job?

[M16]

Try contacting the places that sell them. I'm pretty sure they subcontract haulers and should be able to give you some leads.

[Mossback]

ya we dont have a clue as to who sells them out west (san antonio/del rio) is where we need any ideas on who sells them around that area?

[Atfulldraw]

craigslist

[John Galt]

You might try Falcon for a starting point.


877.704.0177

[Mossback]

tried it, came up with nadda

[Mossback]

will try falcon

[finz]

The mobile storage group in SA sells them,Lone Star container sells them, or for the 20' call a wrecker service with a roll back truck..

[M16]

Try these people. They move a lot of them.

http://www.mobilemini.com/

[jetlag887]

I moved a 40 footer on my 37ft tandem dovetail. They loaded it for me with a huge forklift, I threw a chain over the top on either end and drove off. When I got to the lease I slid it off with my dozer and leveled it on cross ties.

They are handy to have!

[Bodey]

Action containers in Houston. They move about 50000 a year and they hauled mine to West Texas, very reasonably.

[WTN]

Not to hijack but what is a 20' container running these days?

[Atfulldraw]

Not to hijack but what is a 20' container running these days?

$2000

Found this on craigs list under shipping container

http://houston.craigslist.org/bfs/2619201165.html

Guess they are more common closer to the water....