Towing Questions
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Towing Questions
I have a freind that has 2 vehicles in Idaho, and needs to get them to Kansas, (because he is losing his storage space)... It's 1,000 mile one way, mostly traveling I-80... Can you tow 2 vehicles legally behind a single vehicle? OR If he took 2 vehicles to Idaho and towed them seperately, is there any permits needed in Nebraska, Wyoming, or Idaho., if he is towing a trailer. Is there permits needed if they are on a towbar or tow dolly? I know it's allot of questions, but we have to get it sorted out before he goes.
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U-Haul has car carriers that hold two cars, at .50 a mile that would be $500.00 plus the daily rental fees.
imo, 1000 miles is way too far for a tow dolly, probably a bit far for a tow bar too.
Around here, you can buy a brand new tandem axle trailer with a wood deck for $1050 (no brakes). If I had the money, I would be tempted to buy the 6x12 trailer, use it, then sell it when done with it.
imo, 1000 miles is way too far for a tow dolly, probably a bit far for a tow bar too.
Around here, you can buy a brand new tandem axle trailer with a wood deck for $1050 (no brakes). If I had the money, I would be tempted to buy the 6x12 trailer, use it, then sell it when done with it.
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No you can NOT tow two vehicles behind a third unless the two are on one trailer.
No special permitsare needed in any of the states.
Towing on a dolly would work fine as long as you protect the transmition in the towed vehicle.
Towing with a towbar is something I wouldn't recomend if you haven't done it in the past. Towing 4 flat (all 4 wheels on the ground) requires special provisions for most modern cars. Check with the manufactuers to see what you need to do.
No special permitsare needed in any of the states.
Towing on a dolly would work fine as long as you protect the transmition in the towed vehicle.
Towing with a towbar is something I wouldn't recomend if you haven't done it in the past. Towing 4 flat (all 4 wheels on the ground) requires special provisions for most modern cars. Check with the manufactuers to see what you need to do.
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