new H1 owner , but how do i get it in a container ??!!!

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05-22-2009 | 09:26 AM

HummerUAE

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Originally Posted by 3hummers

Half shafts, tie rods, tie rod ends, radius rods, pitman and idler arm, replacement running and marker lights, actuators for the door locks, wiper blades. Most of the above is more likely to be problematic if you are going to offroad the truck regularly.

thank you for the valuable information , i will slowly start stocking up on these parts
i dont plan to go offroad with it much , mostly it will be used as a daily driver

any engine and transmittion parts i should get? engine is gas in this one so im guessing parts of any yukon will work?

also about brakes , what is direct replacement for H1 brake pad? im guessing the brake pads of a train or something

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04-16-2013 | 04:08 AM

Alia

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so it needs to remove the mirror in order to load in a container van?

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04-16-2013 | 08:53 AM

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Yes, to fit in a standard shipping container.

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04-16-2013 | 09:08 AM

nlhummer

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You can also do RORO (roll on roll off)
It will be driven into a ship and parked inside the belly of the ship.
Any vehicle/boat/RV etc too big for a container will be shipped that way