How to get dozer into Mexico?

[drop dead fred]

I don't know if there's any guys on here that are familiar with getting equipment into Mexico, but if so I'd love some insight!

[Buckshot-73]

Your best bet would be on a lowboy trailer.

[eradicator]

Hire the 'A-Team'.

[AgHntr10]

disguise it with "better lifers". They seem to get across the borders no problem

[Pedernal]

no help other than you might find a customs broker at the border town you want to take the dozen across.

[BigRed323]

Fill it with ammunition and money. Heard that gets you through much quicker.

[Todd-ty729]

Probably need paper work. Title I suppose as well as insurance maybe.

Similar to bringing in a truck and trailer.

Seems you could find someone local and cheap to do some dozer work.

[Old Bald Guy]

Easiest way to get a dozer into Mexico is to leave it sitting for a while where it can be seen from the road.

[Rubi513]

Put an F250 emblem on it...

[Mr. Whiskers]

They gave me hell about taking my welding machine across the border. Good Luck.

[juanmcasasjr]

Look up customs brokers in whatever border town you are going to cross in. Call this number
V&G Forwarders Pharr, TX
Orlando Caamal
956-843-8560
Orlando.caamal@expressrey.com

He will answer any questions that you may have.

Thanks,
Juan

[hooligan]

I didn't think there'd be much of a problem bringing things into Mexico... Doesn't more of the stuff traffic the other way

[Abcdj]

Easiest way to get a dozer into Mexico is to leave it sitting for a while where it can be seen from the road.

^^^^This

[drop dead fred]

Look up customs brokers in whatever border town you are going to cross in. Call this number
V&G Forwarders Pharr, TX
Orlando Caamal
956-843-8560
Orlando.caamal@expressrey.com

He will answer any questions that you may have.

Thanks,
Juan

Thanks bud!

[Kmart49]

You will need a commercial invoice as well as a customs broker to handle the paperwork, duties & taxes, etc. Feel free to shoot me a PM as I am in the freight business.