"Takuro Spirit" (takurospirit)
03/27/2018 at 12:33 • Filed to: movinglopnik, u-haul | 3 | 3 |
Just scheduled a rental of a U-Haul car trailer.
It was $10 more than a simply dolly, and for that price I get lights that I would need to add to the car on the dolly to be 100% legal (only going 12 miles but w/e)
Now to convince U-Haul next month that my car is SIGNIFICANTLY lighter than it is, and that our Durango’s hitch can accommodate it and the trailer just fine.
Because yes, I own a pickup truck without a trailer hitch. Don’t @ me.
We close on the house April 20th, have a mover scheduled for Saturday the 21st, and if things go as planned I can pick up the car trailer Monday at the U-Haul down the road from me, grab the car and whatever else we leave behind, and get it to the new house that night.
The rest of the week will be spent cleaning and spackling holes in the walls.... we got a call from our landlord yesterday they have someone signing a lease on our old place already, and they want to move in May 1st. Giving the landlord Friday and the weekend to get the place ready and re-painted... something they DIDN’T do for us, mind you.
Bo Knows
> Takuro Spirit
03/27/2018 at 12:56 | 0 |
Is the Durango a v6 or 8?
ETA: maybe not too relevant. Just saw the part about only going 12 miles. It may be a slow tow but otherwise fine.
Takuro Spirit
> Bo Knows
03/27/2018 at 13:08 | 0 |
V6 but it has the Class IV tow package, manual says 6000lbs. It should be fine. Ish.
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> Takuro Spirit
03/27/2018 at 14:56 | 1 |
While I you’re not technically supposed to do so, you could always just tell them the towed vehicle is a 1984 Honda Civic, or some other 2000lbs vehicle to make their computer happy with the equation. Not that I’ve ever done such a thing...
As long as it fits between the fenders, U-haul car haulers will move just about anything. Like the rest of U-haul’s trailers, they are ridiculously overbuilt for what they are (and for good reason).