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HYPOTHETICALLY speaking...
If I were to move again soon a few states away and if I didn't want to hire a moving company again could I do the following... (assume I'm boxing my stuff myself because I am and did the last time!)
Buy a Loadrunner 8.5' Wide Car Carrier with a 9990 GVWR (3200lbs dry weight) trailer. With an overall length of 24.8' with electric brakes. Hook it up to my 5.7Tundra with a WDH of course!
Sell the things I do not NEED to move, then proceed to load approx 6500lbs of furniture, clothes, boxes and tools into above trailer and tow the trailer where I'm going? Then unload my stuff and sell the trailer!
I'm trying to avoid several things.
1.) Having to hire someone to move my crap again because the last people sucked, were expensive and broke alot of my sh*t.
2.) Having to drive a rented moving truck anywhere and then get someone else to drive my Tundra.
3.) Force myself to sell things I do not need in order to make my next move smoother/easier.
Thoughts on the Tundra handling a nearly 24' car hauler loaded near 9900 lbs for 16 hours? I don't care about fuel mileage.
If I were to move again soon a few states away and if I didn't want to hire a moving company again could I do the following... (assume I'm boxing my stuff myself because I am and did the last time!)
Buy a Loadrunner 8.5' Wide Car Carrier with a 9990 GVWR (3200lbs dry weight) trailer. With an overall length of 24.8' with electric brakes. Hook it up to my 5.7Tundra with a WDH of course!
Sell the things I do not NEED to move, then proceed to load approx 6500lbs of furniture, clothes, boxes and tools into above trailer and tow the trailer where I'm going? Then unload my stuff and sell the trailer!
I'm trying to avoid several things.
1.) Having to hire someone to move my crap again because the last people sucked, were expensive and broke alot of my sh*t.
2.) Having to drive a rented moving truck anywhere and then get someone else to drive my Tundra.
3.) Force myself to sell things I do not need in order to make my next move smoother/easier.
Thoughts on the Tundra handling a nearly 24' car hauler loaded near 9900 lbs for 16 hours? I don't care about fuel mileage.