Combines · 2025
Case IH 9120 Combine - Illinois to Montevideo by Flat Rack
In 2025 Meridian Freight collected a Case IH 9120 combine that the farmer had bought independently in Illinois, moved it to Houston and coordinated the export preparation. The machine was washed, documented with a USDA cleaning certificate, lifted onto a 40-foot Flat Rack and shipped to Montevideo in about 35 days.
| Equipment | Case IH 9120 combine |
|---|---|
| Route | Milford – Houston – Montevideo |
| Year | 2025 |
| Container | 40-foot Flat Rack |
| Transit | About 35 days |
| What Meridian did | Collected the combine, moved it to Houston and coordinated the export preparation and the shipment to Montevideo |




The shipment
The farmer purchased the Case IH 9120 independently at Mowrey Auction in Milford, Illinois, and retained Meridian Freight for transportation. Meridian collected the combine, moved it to Houston and coordinated the export preparation. In Houston, the machine was washed and documented with the applicable USDA cleaning certificate. The combine was then lifted onto a 40-foot Flat Rack, lashed for ocean movement and shipped to Montevideo. The total transportation period was approximately 35 days, with no reported delay or damage during Meridian's scope. Responsibility ended in Montevideo. Those inland operations were arranged by the farmer rather than by Meridian. The combine was received in the same reported condition in which it had been purchased and was placed in operation.
What Meridian did
- Collected the combine that the farmer had bought independently.
- Moved the combine to Houston.
- Coordinated the export preparation.
- Handled the transportation to Montevideo: the combine was lifted onto a 40-foot Flat Rack, lashed for ocean movement and shipped.
Transport particulars
- In Houston the machine was washed and documented with the applicable USDA cleaning certificate.
- The combine travelled on a 40-foot Flat Rack, lashed for ocean movement.
- The total transportation period was approximately 35 days, with no reported delay or damage during Meridian's scope.
- Meridian's responsibility ended in Montevideo; inland operations from there were arranged by the farmer rather than by Meridian.
- The combine was received in the same reported condition in which it had been purchased and was placed in operation.
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