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  1. 05-10-2016, 09:59 AM #6
    Kalvlin
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    If you are working on pallet loads separate ( obviously) and send them in with other high grade stuff on the same pallet or multiple pallets to save more on the shipping. I am in CT and if I send in 600 or 700 lbs of mixed sometimes the lower grade stuff
    covers the shipping and then the rest is G_R_A_V_Y. But I agree with Travistemple202020 in that pictures and communication with your buyer will help you decide whats best for you.

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