Trailering/Towing Max

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08-11-2005, 06:39 PM

jsmith24

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Trailering/Towing Max

Hi guys,

I have to relocate because of work, and I need a way to trailer or tow my Max. Now I've looked at the major truck rental places (Hertz, Uhaul, etc.), and they all say that the Max with 17 inch wheels can't be trailered or dollied iwth their equipment. What other (affordable) options are there? I'm a school teacher and not rich, and I need to get from Knoxville, TN to RIchmond, VA. pretty soon.

Thanks!

Jack

08-11-2005, 09:38 PM

DrKlop

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Sorry, for not telling you anything useful, but what's wrong with driving it?

08-12-2005, 05:59 AM

jsmith24

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Originally Posted by DrKlop

Sorry, for not telling you anything useful, but what's wrong with driving it?

Oh, maybe I left that part out. Mea culpa! I need to get a moving truck, the Max, and my motorcycle from Knoxville to Richmond all at the same time. So, unless human cloning becomes a reality in the next few days...

Jack

08-12-2005, 06:06 AM

maxgangsta02

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here is another option, have one of your buddies drive it down. pay for the gas, food and a hotel and his flight home. i did this for one of my buds..

08-12-2005, 06:29 AM

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Originally Posted by maxgangsta02

here is another option, have one of your buddies drive it down. pay for the gas, food and a hotel and his flight home. i did this for one of my buds..

Probably should have mentioned ALL the facts...I don't have any 'buds' left...the ex got them all in the divorce. The only person I have left is my girlfriend, but alas...she can't drive stick.