Neat little trick conversion
I am moving and instead of paying to have my RV moved this time I decided to pull it and I rented a U-Haul to pull my 20’ cargo trailer. The only problem I had was my trailer is setup with a 2 5/16” c...
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Ozlander wrote:DownTheAvenue wrote:
Your U-Haul contract specifically disallows the use of any of their vehicles to pull any trailer other than one of theirs that you have rented. You better read that rental contract carefully, as you may find yourself in a very difficult legal situation.
And all of their trailers have a 45 mph limit.
How does that work for you?
The rental contract does not specify a 45 mph limit. They paint that on the trailer but that is not a legal contract. I am an attorney and have done some work for someone who had a wreck towing a U Haul trailer so I am familiar with the issues. The OP should be very careful.
