Need my travel trailer towed from Washington to Arizona

Lwiddis wrote:
I agree with Newman...u ship it. Pulling 13.5K trailer isn't just a "rent a truck" option. Brakes, hitch weight approaching 2,000 pounds etc.

Actually you can, Enterprise Truck will rent you a 3500/350 with a class V hitch. Though at 13,500 you'd have to make sure it has the towing gears as the 1 tons tend to max out between 11,500 and 13,000 with the fuel economy gear. Still I'd probably just use u-ship because it won't be any more expensive and way less stressful. It's like when I moved and realized for what it cost to rent the big rider for the day and pay the insurance and per-mile fee it ended up being within 20% of what it would have cost to hire movers.

the bear II wrote:
Uship.com is a great place to find a transporter. Pay close attention to the reviews for anyone that bids to move your RV.

There are lots of RV Transporters listed online and in media like Craigslist & RV Trader

Yep, I live in Washington and I see many transporters advertise on Craigslist.

Uship.com is a great place to find a transporter. Pay close attention to the reviews for anyone that bids to move your RV.

There are lots of RV Transporters listed online and in media like Craigslist & RV Trader

I think they are called hot shot drivers? Call around to RV dealers see if they can give you the contact.

I just did a very quick Google search on "Washington State, RV movers" and there were several "hits."

Here's just one of them. Click here.

I agree with Newman...u ship it. Pulling 13.5K trailer isn't just a "rent a truck" option. Brakes, hitch weight approaching 2,000 pounds etc.

Rent a truck.

go online put a bid in on u ship it