Greyhound has an online shipping estimator, from that you can take it to your local greyhound station in the cardboard box or wrap. Make sure you have it boxed, or know the dimensions of the packaging size when you estimate it. The greyhound station will put it on their scale. Its a good size scale, tell you how much it costs, which if you weighed, measured and entered the numbers correctly should be very close if not spot on their estimate. Some stations, if large enough offer from station to station shipping or station to front door shipping. Station to station is the most affordable, and easiest way to go. They will give you a receipt with tracking information on it. Just be aware as I said before, its sometimes very efficient. Sometimes a bit slow. I think the last package I shipped to Kansas was a slow ride, just depends on how many connecting schedules and trains are going there and when. But it does get there ultimately, and affordable.