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Old 07-21-2024, 09:54 AM
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Thanks for the feedback. I don't need puckering and honestly, that's my biggest concern. I'm sure it's not unique, but I-25 traffic through Denver is 75 mph in a 55 zone until it instantly stops, with 10% of drivers failing to notice, let alone accept it. We have seen an average of 3 accidents between here and our new house on every trip. It's like a video game every time, without towing. There are slower routes, though, so that would be the plan.

Good questions and good point about cost vs hassle. I paid about $600 to have it hauled last fall from Montrose to Centennial by a transporter. U-Haul will be about $150 for the shorter move.

I will try to get some quotes for a local hauler. Any advice on finding one? Broker or towing companies?? Is there a directory or online posting site for independent haulers?