BlaineBug
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It was completely full, front to rear, top to bottom. I eagerly unloaded it and forgot to take a picture of how full it was. Also, the Yukon was also loaded as well, contributing to the squat.
U-Haul Trailer Towing Questions
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About to rent the same trailer to haul from OH to TX in a 2003 Z71. Going to take it nice and easy. She is @ ~240K on original engine and tranny. Hauled U-Haul auto transport a couple of times in the past, but the Tahoe was a bit newer then.
swathdiver
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When you load the trailer, try and put the heavier items over the axles and not up front which will weigh down the truck. That's what I do anyway when I rent those 12 footers.
BlaineBug
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On my journey I saw people towing these double axle U-Haul trailers with much, much smaller vehicles. So much that some of these trailers were tilting far forward just to be able to line up with their trailer hitches. I think I saw a Subaru pulling one at a Buckeys. With anything less than the V8 as bad as acceleration was, I can't imagine towing one with a 4 cylinder. Unless of course they're empty, but then why rent such a large trailer if you weren't going to load it?
gooffeyguy
Tom
I rented one May 2023 to move my son from college to his new place. It wasn't loaded full, but had quite a lot of stuff in it. Pulled fine and didn't really notice it was there, but that was with the 6.2l XL
