Trucking a cart?

[DannyAbear]

Originally Posted by Kingman

Guys great points on the roof and wind shield, l might depending on how l am getting there just to take the roof off.

Also to use either rope or bungy cords to hold seats in place, especially if you load themm backwards; Bad roads and bumps will flip them up where they can unhook and fly off

[Dennisneri]

Originally Posted by Kashmir

Here you go larrybi.....

http://bfy.tw/B4Gx

Love it

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by tag50

Just remember, the rate doubles if the customer helps.


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[Kingman]

Thanks Larry

For the offer to use your trailer, my local UHaul will let me have one for $25

Now l need a truck to pull it.

Still looking

[Aflyer]

Kingman,
What kind of car do you have? The Golf car only weighs about 500 - 600 LBS. Maybe Uhaul, also rents a trailer hitch, or maybe you can get a bolt on hitch for your car.

Aflyer

[kernal]

CC lists the electric Precedent at 909lbs. Add back seat and long canopy etc if equipped. I would figure 1100lbs give or take.

[Swan]

Originally Posted by Aflyer

Kingman,
What kind of car do you have? The Golf car only weighs about 500 - 600 LBS.

Aflyer

When I did my street legal inspection my weight slip was 1160 lbs with nobody on it .

[Aflyer]

Oops, I guess I judged that one a little light.

Sorry guys, I should have done some checking before posting.
Aflyer

[Kingman]

Both my cars do not have a trailer hitch or a place that anything that can be attached.

[kernal]

Alfyer, still a good thought however. I'm pretty sure U hall doesn't rent hitches any more. But a lot of SUV's have a built in receiver behind a pop off trim piece on the rear bumper. Late model Ford Explorers come to mind. I've seen it on a lot of others also. What kind of vehicle do you have Kingman?

edit: posted after you Kingman. Sorry