U-Haul got it right
So I had to move my daughter about 150 miles to a new town this weekend. I had to rent a little in-closed trailer to put all of her stuff in. It was a little 6x12 footer. We can all learn a lot by ...
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Golfcart wrote:
Way back when I had a uhaul guy come out and inspect my chevy 2500 to make sure it was capable of towing a car dolly. I used the truck to pull a 3 stall horse trailer with living quarters that weighed about 8k lbs empty
After talking with the guy a while he went on to explain that alot of car dealers put cheap receivers on trucks with no actual tow package so the main thing he looked for was the class rating on it. and he admitted he would always try and up sell one of their wiring adapters lol.
Overall ive never had issues with using Uhaul. their rigs are decent enough and I have the proper towing gear so they've never really screwed me around. The only time i ever hear of people complaining about uhaul is when they're trying to hook up a trailer to a ford escape or some nonsense like that lol
Yea, I have dealt with there rules before! :S
Went to rent a car trailer to carry a 91 Ford Explorer home, and was going to tow with our 88 F250, the guy stated too big of load for the F250 (rared to tow 10,000# 460 with a C6 transmission.
Went to another U-Haul location and said I was going to carry a Bronco II, sure no problem!!
The Explorer was towed the 150 miles home without issue. :S
