How the pro RV transporters tow
If you travel Interstate 90 through Ohio, PA, and NY you see a *LOT* of professional RV transporters moving units East this time of year. I paid close attention any time one passed by and tried to gat...
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Old-Biscuit wrote:
Time is money and it isn't their rv.
Doubt any MFG. would hire someone that showed up with a 1/2, 3/4 or SRW 1 ton tow vehicle........or maybe they would.
When I was looking for quotes to take mine out to California from Wisconsin....you'd be surprised how many of the haulers advertised had 1/2 tons. :R "Back yard haulers", I call them. And surprising there are enough people out there who don't know any better would hire them, cause a lot of them were booked months in advance.
That said I found 'many' with over kill rigs. THESE were the professional haulers.
These were also the boys that KNEW what they were doing, insured and bonded and you could rest assure your rig would get there in one piece and not flipped over in a ditch somewhere en-route.
Interestingly I found the estimates to be fair for transporting.
