I did it once for about 800 miles. It was fine. The moving truck goes pretty

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May 25, 2017
2:02:08pm

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I did it once for about 800 miles. It was fine. The moving truck goes pretty

slow anyway, so just plan on lots of time and lots of gas. And take it nice and easy.

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Anyone have experience towing long distance using those two-wheel tow dollies?

Martin Van Nostrand

5/25/17 1:59pm

I did it once for about 800 miles. It was fine. The moving truck goes pretty

Cougar-Duck

5/25/17 2:02pm

I've done it cross-country a couple of times (old navy DITY moves). No problems.

Submariner

5/25/17 2:05pm

3000 miles: no problem

claw

5/25/17 2:07pm

I did it behind a huge U-haul. Only issue was that you can't reverse.

QBarrister

5/25/17 2:10pm

This would be me, but hoping reversing is not an issue. Shouldn't have to do it

Martin Van Nostrand

5/25/17 2:16pm

The next time I did it I used a fully mounted tow, since almost getting stuck in

QBarrister

5/25/17 2:18pm

On some of them you cannot reverse at all

Thrill

5/25/17 2:34pm

Moved to Nebraska then to Arizona. Towed a car on one of those both times. Easy.

WhyKnot

5/25/17 2:12pm

Make sure you cover your windshield. I had cracks from rocks when I did it.

TAMUCoug

5/25/17 2:22pm

Did it once. Only tricky part is always parking or

Thrill

5/25/17 2:31pm

Right. Truck stops are basically required.

Cougar-Duck

5/25/17 3:09pm

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