Rent a trailer?

EdJonesJeeper

EdJonesJeeper

The Stig's NC cousin
Joined
Apr 24, 2010
Location
Pisgah Forest, NC
Anybody know of a place that rents bumper trailers around 23+ ft long?

Or are any members willing to loan there trailer for a weekend?

I'm sure there is insurance liabilities so does anyone have any info on what precautions need to be taken, or add ons to existing policies?


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Yes to insurance... call your rep. and ask... I think when it came up for us it was an additional $10/6 mos. or something to add that.
 
It depends on what you're trying to haul. What's with the 23ft length? Regular rental places will rent flatbed trailers, but they're typically a lot heavier than you'd need for a car. U-Haul has their "car" trailer, which is about 14-16ft long and has surge brakes only. They also have a few open flat deck trailers, but I think the largest is 6x12ft.
 
No 24' bumper pull will be even close to light either. Also not likely to find someone that will loan out their $5k trailer, thats just how it is...trailers never come back in the same shape after being borrowed. Guess you're trying to haul two tj's?
 
I've got a 6x12 ft trailer used to be an equipment trailer if interested will fit a wrangler or small car
 
RatLabGuy said:
the u-haul trailer SUCK - very heavy (all steel) and just surge breaks. Last resort. BTDT.
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I've pulled a half a dozen u-haul trailers. They were all aluminum, the surge breaks worked fine and pulled really good......
 
braxton357 said:
No 24' bumper pull will be even close to light either. Also not likely to find someone that will loan out their $5k trailer, thats just how it is...trailers never come back in the same shape after being borrowed. Guess you're trying to haul two tj's?
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Yes two TJs

The reason I want to rent is I have no place to store a bohemoth 24' and would honestly only use it 3-6 times a year.

We need a rental program where insurance, deposit, and rental fee could all be negotiated.


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