Need a shipping box for Technics SL-1200-MKII


Folks:
I'm retiring and need to ship my turntable (Technics SL-1200-MKII) across the country but my wife threw out the box. Anybody have one that they will be willing to sell (or rent) to me? I have tried Panasonic and the Technics parts supplier but nada...
Please advise.
Thanks,
Mike
mnilan
UPS is the best and they charge an arm and a leg because they are worth it and they will make good (only if they package it) if there is damage so thats the only way to ship anything you care about. They are good - bubble wrap everything so you can drop it off a 10 story bulding. People have issues with UPS because they take the cheap way out and use them for shippimng and NOT packaging. Their guarantee is only good if you USE THEM to package it for you (and then ship it).
UPS is the best, hands down.  (many hifi dealers and manufacturers will not use fed ex).  Dont say they are not good if you have not tried them and see them pack something.   They are pros at packing. It costs "an arm and a leg" because its the only way to trigger the insurance. if you let them do it, its $80 and if there is breakage, being they packed it, they pay you very easilly. If you spend the $25 and pack it yourself and send UPS and ther is beakage, you are on your own cause UPS has no way of knowing you packaged it properly.  You get what you pay for in life.  
The Technics is the same size as the Stanton ST 150.

If you have a Guitar Center, Best Buy, or DJ store in town, see if they will give or sell you the box. The Stanton is heavier than the Technics. I purchased my Stanton from Sweetwater, which is 2/3 of the way cross country from me and it arrived in perfect shape. You will need a separate box for the dustcover.