Hello, I am new to Open Roads Forum and am looking for assistance, ideas in transporting a 28' travel trailer across country. I will be moving from Florida to Washington State sometime this coming summer (2016) and would love to be able to have my TT...
rockhillmanor wrote:Farmer Jane wrote:Hello, I am new to Open Roads Forum and am looking for assistance, ideas in transporting a 28' travel trailer across country. I will be moving from Florida to Washington State sometime this coming summer (2016) a...
Sounds like it's possible, but with many challenges to overcome first. I will keep looking into these options.Do people ever loan their RV to others who want to travel (in my case cross country) but don't have an RV? Maybe that's not realistic, but w...
carringb wrote:Also... how long has it been since your trailer was last moved? Be sure its roadworthy before taking such a long trip. Wheel bearing service and tire age/condition are two things I would definitely check into before the trip.The traile...
donn0128 wrote:Another option. Pay to have your car hauled, rent a truck and tow your trailer.That's a good suggestion. So, I could find a truck to rent that allows towing and send my car out separately.
carringb wrote:Tom/Barb wrote:I'd simply drive my car up, fly back, rent a "U-Haul van and tow the trailer up. U-Haul vans are $29.00 per day its a 4-5 day trip.OR ***Link Removed***Another alternative: Rent a truck with enough payload for your car, ...
