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Implements · 2026

Four Cultivators - Legal-Weight Adjustment Before Export

In 2026 a dealer directed the auction purchases of four cultivators, and Meridian Freight fully disassembled them and arranged them for one container. The planned weight reached about 28 metric tons before container tare, so Meridian removed part of one cultivator rather than dispatch an overweight container; the compliant load then moved through Chicago to Gdynia.

Four Cultivators - Legal-Weight Adjustment Before Export
EquipmentFour cultivators
RouteU.S. auction sources – Meridian packing facility – Chicago – Gdynia
Year2026
WeightAbout 28 metric tons planned, before container tare
What Meridian didFully disassembled the cultivators for one container and removed part of one rather than exceed the permitted operating weight
Container opened at the back, packed tightly with disassembled cultivator frames, wheels and sprocket parts
Rear view of a container on a chassis, filled with disassembled cultivator frame sections, a tire and toothed wheels stacked in layers.
Cultivator frame sections in blue and stacked tires loaded inside a container
Inside the container, blue frame sections lie in a stack beneath a pile of tires, with hoses and small parts between them.

The shipment

The dealer directed the auction purchases. Meridian fully disassembled and arranged the four cultivators for one container. The planned cargo weight reached approximately 28 metric tons before container tare. Meridian removed part of one cultivator rather than dispatch a container above the permitted operating weight. The compliant load then moved through Chicago to Gdynia.

From Meridian Freight's project archive. Published

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