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Contact & Shipping HJR Motors
We are located in San Diego, California, the desert sand capitol of the states!
Believe it or not, we’ve ported race motors, heavily modified quads and built entire ATV's from the ground up in
our own garages! If the lack of a brick and mortar shop turns you off, you should look elsewhere. This is how we
keep our prices low… And make a buck or two while were at it!
All motors must be shipped clean or a fee of $25.00 will be tacked onto your bill. Prices don't include shipping
fees. We accept all major credit cards.
All motors ship to: Give Kevin Herr a call at:
Herr Jugs Racing 760-815-1316
1324 Calle Scott or email him at
Encinitas, CA 92024 kevinherr@herrjugsracing.com
How to ship your motor
Best shipping methods are FedEx, UPS and USPS. I recommend most single cylinder two stroke motors be
shipped in 20 gallon Rubbermaid Rough Tote containers. Banshees and four stroke motors fit best in 22 gallon
Rubbermaid Rough Totes. Rubbermaid Totes are available at Wal-Mart, Target and Home Depot type stores.
They usually run $10 to $13.
You do not need to call me to let me know a motor is coming. I would like you to call me the day after I have
received your motor. That way you know I received it and I can go over the details of what type of work you would
like to have done. I will not call you when your motor arrives. I end up wasting too much time trying to find people
that may be at work or elsewhere.
I recommend putting a few layers of cardboard down. Put a layer of plywood down next. Make sure the wood is
smaller than the bottom of the tote. You don’t want the wood to be against the plastic and cut the tote open. Then
add few more layers of cardboard. Drop in the motor and pack a lot of cardboard around the sides and top of the
motor. The motor should not move in the tote when the lid goes on. I recommend that you zip tie a label with your
name and address to the motor itself so that it would be returned in the event of damage to the container. Make
sure that all fluids are drained from the motor and carb (if carb is being shipped). Put the lid on the container. Drill
1/4" holes every 4 to 6 inches around the lid and use plastic zip ties to fasten it.
Insure your motor. Insurance charges are about $7.00 per $1,000.00 worth of insurance. So it’s cheap to insure.
Some of the shipping stores double the rate on the freight charge and the insurance charge, so you may find it
best to take it to FedEx or UPS directly.
Believe it or not, we’ve ported race motors, heavily modified quads and built entire ATV's from the ground up in
our own garages! If the lack of a brick and mortar shop turns you off, you should look elsewhere. This is how we
keep our prices low… And make a buck or two while were at it!
All motors must be shipped clean or a fee of $25.00 will be tacked onto your bill. Prices don't include shipping
fees. We accept all major credit cards.
All motors ship to: Give Kevin Herr a call at:
Herr Jugs Racing 760-815-1316
1324 Calle Scott or email him at
Encinitas, CA 92024 kevinherr@herrjugsracing.com
How to ship your motor
Best shipping methods are FedEx, UPS and USPS. I recommend most single cylinder two stroke motors be
shipped in 20 gallon Rubbermaid Rough Tote containers. Banshees and four stroke motors fit best in 22 gallon
Rubbermaid Rough Totes. Rubbermaid Totes are available at Wal-Mart, Target and Home Depot type stores.
They usually run $10 to $13.
You do not need to call me to let me know a motor is coming. I would like you to call me the day after I have
received your motor. That way you know I received it and I can go over the details of what type of work you would
like to have done. I will not call you when your motor arrives. I end up wasting too much time trying to find people
that may be at work or elsewhere.
I recommend putting a few layers of cardboard down. Put a layer of plywood down next. Make sure the wood is
smaller than the bottom of the tote. You don’t want the wood to be against the plastic and cut the tote open. Then
add few more layers of cardboard. Drop in the motor and pack a lot of cardboard around the sides and top of the
motor. The motor should not move in the tote when the lid goes on. I recommend that you zip tie a label with your
name and address to the motor itself so that it would be returned in the event of damage to the container. Make
sure that all fluids are drained from the motor and carb (if carb is being shipped). Put the lid on the container. Drill
1/4" holes every 4 to 6 inches around the lid and use plastic zip ties to fasten it.
Insure your motor. Insurance charges are about $7.00 per $1,000.00 worth of insurance. So it’s cheap to insure.
Some of the shipping stores double the rate on the freight charge and the insurance charge, so you may find it
best to take it to FedEx or UPS directly.
