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has anyone moved an explorer on tow dolly?
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PUR PONY
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anyone?
I just called uhaul and they said they have dollys... then when I asked them if I could fit an explorer on it... they said no becuase of something in the news in the last week..??!!! I had no idea what this guy was talking about
I just called uhaul and they said they have dollys... then when I asked them if I could fit an explorer on it... they said no becuase of something in the news in the last week..??!!! I had no idea what this guy was talking about
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Here is a nice long lengthly thread about Uhaul and Explorers...
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=96237&highlight=uhaul
From what I have read, they will not allow you to tow any of their trailers or tow dollies behind an explorer.
I don't remember reading anything about not being able to put an explorer on one of their tow dollies (Unless you are going to pull it with another explorer)
~Mark
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=96237&highlight=uhaul
From what I have read, they will not allow you to tow any of their trailers or tow dollies behind an explorer.
I don't remember reading anything about not being able to put an explorer on one of their tow dollies (Unless you are going to pull it with another explorer)
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Off Topic but if they won't allow you to tow a trailer with an Explorer will they allow an Explorer on the trailer or are they afraid that the trailer will roll?
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lol- I tried renting a trailer from them before and they told me that an explorer is to big for thier trailers.
all this explorers are roll over vehicles and suck is really pi$$ing me off. There is absolutely nothing wrong with them. We have had 11 explorers since the day they came out with just about zero problems to date.
I ended up finding a trailer I can use so scr*w uhaul anyways. This spring I am going to buy myself a trailer anyways..... 18 ft, beaver tail, with a winch.... then I can tow my toys to the track as well.
all this explorers are roll over vehicles and suck is really pi$$ing me off. There is absolutely nothing wrong with them. We have had 11 explorers since the day they came out with just about zero problems to date.
I ended up finding a trailer I can use so scr*w uhaul anyways. This spring I am going to buy myself a trailer anyways..... 18 ft, beaver tail, with a winch.... then I can tow my toys to the track as well.
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