Container fit
Measure the equipment, door opening, and loading clearance before choosing.
Protect compact machinery, attachments, tools, and maintenance supplies from the elements.

Measure the equipment, door opening, and loading clearance before choosing.
Plan around what goes through the doors and how often people or equipment need access.
Confirm the destination, route, turning room, surface, and final container position.
Check width, height, length, mirrors, handlebars, attachments, ramps, tie-down plans, and the turning path into the container. Fuel, batteries, ventilation, fluids, and fire safety may require specific precautions or another storage approach.
Compare the machine at its widest and tallest points with the quoted unit’s actual door opening.
Use suitable ramps and procedures for the equipment weight and approach angle; do not improvise unsafe loading methods.
Plan ventilation, condensation control, battery care, fluid management, and security for the equipment being stored.
Distance is only one part of delivery. Route, container size, carrier availability, property access, unloading room, and final placement requirements can all affect the delivered total.
Share the destination and preferred container. Choose “Not Sure” wherever you want help deciding.