Tow Dolly Question
Thinking of renting a dolly from U-Haul to tow a car from Maine to Florida this fall. We've never towed before, so pardon us if this is a really stupid question. But--once you get the car off the doll...
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If you do end up getting a dolly for keeps...
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/category_trailers-trailer-parts+trailer-jacks-dollies+trailer-dollies
Believe it or not, the cheaper $59 dollar pneumatic tire one is the better one. People who have bought the $99 one with the flat free tires complain that the tires do not hold up well. The only potential problem is that these "dolly dollies" (that's what I call them) are a little larger than they look, and may have to be partially disassembled to store in the basement. I have a Master Tow, and like a previous poster, had problems lifting it to a comfortable level for hand movement due to the ramps hitting the ground. The dolly dolly makes moving the dolly much easier, and is a real back saver.
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/category_trailers-trailer-parts+trailer-jacks-dollies+trailer-dollies
Believe it or not, the cheaper $59 dollar pneumatic tire one is the better one. People who have bought the $99 one with the flat free tires complain that the tires do not hold up well. The only potential problem is that these "dolly dollies" (that's what I call them) are a little larger than they look, and may have to be partially disassembled to store in the basement. I have a Master Tow, and like a previous poster, had problems lifting it to a comfortable level for hand movement due to the ramps hitting the ground. The dolly dolly makes moving the dolly much easier, and is a real back saver.
