Re: Durango on a carrier

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Re: Durango on a carrier

Chris Thompson

29 Aug 2006 12:27

if you really want to haul it. they will fit on a 6x16 equipment trailer.
that's what I used to move mine but it was a extremely tight fit. there are
car carriers that size or larger (20 foot I believe is the average)
available.

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> No hitch, no trailer. I want to put the Durango onto a carrier. I'm
> trying to save wear and tear (and miles) on my car.
>
>> Use the Durango & tow a trailer. It would be wise to install a trans
>> cooler if you do not have on. DO NOT tow in overdrive

J	29 Aug 2006 01:01
No hitch, no trailer. I want to put the Durango onto a carrier. I'm trying to save wear and tear (and miles) on my car. > Use the Durango & tow a trailer. It would be wise to install a trans > cooler if you do not have on. DO NOT tow in overdrive

sqdancerLynn	28 Aug 2006 09:37
Use the Durango & tow a trailer. It would be wise to install a trans cooler if you do not have on. DO NOT tow in overdrive

27 Aug 2006 19:43

I'm looking to move to Florida this fall and I was maybe looking into
renting a small truck (Uhaul, Penske, etc) and a trailer to put my suv on.
It's a 2002 Durango STL+. However, none of the carriers offer a trailer
that can accomodate an suv of that size. Anyone have any ideas of who might
or how I can do it? The reason I ask is because even though I don't have a
lot of furniture, it's too much to pack up into the suv itself and drive.

J

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