wackaloo13

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Im thinking of buying a no running car and i need to go pick it up. uhaul has those car tow dollys but they said the recomended top speed is 45mph. Any body have an expierience doing this? Any other ideas?

philiptompkins

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get a full trailer if possible. Those dollys are a bitch. But if you must, back it on there, tie the stering wheel striaght so it cannot move, set the E-brake and make shure the back tires are tied on there real well

87 t-66

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ive towed many cars with those uhaul dollies. just put the car on it backwards and lock the steering column. simple. also ive never had a problem going 60-70mph with the dolly. the larger 'auto transport' trailers kill your gas mileage. the tow dolleys...not at all.

cdaleracer669

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if u have any friends with truck and trailer give them some cash to do it. when i bought my car i used my dads truck and trailer.

wackaloo13

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nope dont know anyone that has one... to bad though. i have my dads suburban to pull the trailer

Schmitty

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The 45mph limit is just so u-haul can cover its ***... the trailers can handle highway speeds no problem. Some people say back the car on the dolly but it can cause serious problems if you don't get the front wheels straight. You can pull the car on forward as long as you disconnect the drive shaft so it doesn't spin the tranny the entire trip. It can cause a lot of wear on the tranny if you pull it with the drive shaft connected for hundreds of miles since the tranny will spin but without proper lubrication.

Attila the Fun

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If you have that kind of tow vehicle, rent the trailer that U-haul offers. I used them several times in the past.

slpin

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get the full trailer
it is only 20 bucks more and it works alot better

pushing start, ramp it on the trailer, few ties, and off u go.