Moving.
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Originally Posted by highboy390fe
I would call a moving company and then drive the two vehicles. It would make your life a lot easier, trust me i know I work for a moving company my dad owns.
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I wouldnt worry too much about towing in the snow. Your rigs are heavy enough to handle it fine, I do it occasionally with my 250 SD. One good thing about the Co. DOT, is that at any sign of a snow flake, they hit the hyw with the plows. We havent seen much of the white stuff yet anyways, at least hear on the Western Slope.
As far as siping, great idea! Some of the best tires I have driven in the snow and ice were siped. Plus, they say you get longer life out of them cause they run cooler.
Best wishes with the move,
Rick
As far as siping, great idea! Some of the best tires I have driven in the snow and ice were siped. Plus, they say you get longer life out of them cause they run cooler.
Best wishes with the move,
Rick
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From: Denver, CO
Originally Posted by rlb454
I wouldnt worry too much about towing in the snow. Your rigs are heavy enough to handle it fine, I do it occasionally with my 250 SD. One good thing about the Co. DOT, is that at any sign of a snow flake, they hit the hyw with the plows. We havent seen much of the white stuff yet anyways, at least hear on the Western Slope.
As far as siping, great idea! Some of the best tires I have driven in the snow and ice were siped. Plus, they say you get longer life out of them cause they run cooler.
Best wishes with the move,
Rick
As far as siping, great idea! Some of the best tires I have driven in the snow and ice were siped. Plus, they say you get longer life out of them cause they run cooler.
Best wishes with the move,
Rick
We are really on a budget, we are moving on my last pay check from work. We wont have the profit from our home sale for up to several weeks, it took two weeks for funds to be available when we refinanced. So My check has to cover the trailer rental and gas/lodging while on the road. A moving company just seems like over kill. All that we are taking are 5 beds, TVs, computers, some end tables, and a small entertainment center, washer and drier, the rest is boxes of clothes and such.
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From: Denver, CO
So here is what I did. I ordered a POD today, it will be here tomorrow. I only had to pay the delivery and storage fee for the first month to get it delivered, $400. The rest will get billed when they ship it for me. So that worked out really well. I just couldnt bare the thought of my wife towing (for the first time) and driving in the snow (for the first time).
Thanks for all the advise.
Thanks for all the advise.
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