โSep-15-2015 07:54 AM
โSep-18-2015 09:31 AM
Butch50 wrote:
You don't want to buy an adjustable one as most of the time they are not built to handle the load of a car being towed. You also won't find a 2.25" one as they usually go in 2" increments. So either a 2" or 4". If you need a 2.25" then a 2" would be close enough.
โSep-18-2015 08:06 AM
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โSep-15-2015 04:10 PM
mowermech wrote:
So, now you have one U-Haul person telling you you need a 10 inch drop, and another U-Haul person saying you don't need any drop at all.
The tongue of the dolly needs to be very nearly level, no more than 3 inches high or low at the hitch, IMO.
I think you need to take the rig to the U-Haul dealer and let THEM do the measuring, then get the ball mount THEY recommend!
Remember, they don't care about your car, nor do they care about your tow vehicle. They just don't want any damage to their dolly! They WILL give you the best possible advice to see to it that their dolly is not damaged.
โSep-15-2015 10:33 AM
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โSep-15-2015 08:55 AM
zach477 wrote:
I measured the height of the hitch receiver on my Fleetwood Fiesta. Measuring from the bottom, it's 23" off the ground. Im going to be moving from Minnesota to Tennessee I'm going to be renting a uhaul tow dolly to tow my car (toyota corrola) down there. I do not yet have a ball mount....planning to buy one soon.
The guy I talked to at uhaul when booking the tow dolly said I should get one that drops down 10". That seems a little extreme to me. What do you guys think?
โSep-15-2015 08:19 AM
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โSep-15-2015 08:01 AM