Used U Haul Trailer

Used U Haul Trailer

Posted by: at March 5, 2005 10:51 AM If you really learned from this experience please don't be like the 99. The catch is that at $60 a day it doesn't take long to add up to the cost of a used trailer.
Which is fantastic… i'm glad they know that they treat people bad and dont care. When I loaded the truck at auction car oklahoma used home the straps just fit around tires. Dustball09-10-2002, 06:53 PMCheck to see if there's a Hertz Equipment Rental () near you.
My advice buy a trailer it costs to much to rent them IMO.

Customer Service called and spoke with Anthony and he said that he spoke to me “the way he speaks to every customer”.

Now I was dumb enough to say that I WAS towing my Jeep but I found a better deal elswhere. He the proceeded to say “Listen sweetheart, your little estimation isn’t working for me I need you to have it back by ten or you’re not getting it” I then asked Anthony why he was talking so rudely to me since I was not the one to make the mistake.
this was in person at the desk. There was a problem with people trying to pull with too light of a tow rig, and there were some accidents.

What do you think their reasoning is for that? Either way it does not really make sense to me. -After driving directions from downtown Newark to Hoboken were promised to me, the idiot behind the counter laughingly failed to deliver, and I was left to fly blind. I also wanted to document the safety issues so there was a record and this should be fixed prior to renting again. Posted by: Mohammed Hadi at October 14, 2005 12:56 PM On Friday, March 31st at 5:00pm I called the UHAUL center in Feasterville PA to check that my truck was ready to be picked up.

I reserved one a week prior to when I was going to need it so I would be sure of having it @ my local U-HAUL dealer. I've since bought my own, but when I didn't have the dinero, etc.

The policy is that you can't tow with a soft topped vehicle, it's got nothing to do with the vehicle that is on the chain part replacement saw stihl trailer. Finally "I've never known anyone who has used U-HAUL and not had a nightmarish experience" should have given you the Biggest reason of them all not to rent from Uhaul. When asking private owned vehicle for sale why? They responses were (I talked with more than 5 people):I am just following the policy, I don't know, I just bit cut hair shave two work for U-Haul, I don't have the authority to give you a refund and don't know who may have that authority, etc. I've towed a few times with U-Haul trailers and never had any problems. slider09-15-2002, 09:21 PMU-Haul: "they wouldn't let me rent the auto-transport without renting one of contractor minneapolis mn other thier trucks". Loading my fiat on it, using THEIR tire straps, caused a tongue weight probably near 1,000lbs. The policy is that you can't tow with a soft topped vehicle, it's got nothing to do with the vehicle that is on the trailer.
" -The company's customer-service representatives are almost universally idiots, whose job is to spend two minutes evading questions like Ari Fleischer, and then placing callers on hold indefinitely. Backing up up-hill in gravel is a bitch with the surge brakes though. it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests.
Also, to offer someone a $20 VIP voucher when they have a hotel in redondo beach california complaint such as this is insulting. And two 3500 pound axles, should be fine for my ~5000 (estimate) pound rig.
It tows like it isn't back there. Paul Gagnon09-10-2002, 07:41 PMOriginally posted by TJpwr a couple of years ago Uhaul told me that they would not rent to a person towing a soft top vehical.

Indeed, I've never known anyone who has used U-HAUL and not had a nightmarish experience.
. . TJpwr09-11-2002, 02:03 PMOriginally posted by Paul Gagnon I think either you or the U-haul dude were confused. We were never called and had to drive around Baton Rouge trying to find the pickup location, but to no avail as no truck was available. Just bend over and take i guess.
Travis Waldher09-12-2002, 10:15 AMWhen I towed the u-haul trailer empty, I knew it was back there, I could feel it just trying to accelerate.
I have never been spoken to with such blatant disrespect.
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I needed to take it or risk disappointing my son who's car was the focus for this trip. What are yalls thoughts? smurfsdad09-10-2002, 06:49 AMYour buddy didnt know what he was doing.
chumly207109-10-2002, 11:14 AMI'm not sure of current policy, but Ryder in the past wouldn't rent you a car toter unless you rent a truck to pull it with. U-Haul: Dealer NetworkLegalese U-Haul International, Inc. With that I was forced to rent a UHUAL truck from a place 30 minutes away IN Bensalem PA and had to have it back by 7am since it was such last minute.
It bounced a lot, it was noisy, etc.

"Take it or leave it",, I was told. The fenders are diamondplate, and fairly stout, I think they should hold up with the 42's driving over them.
They are actually well built and nicely designed.

Click here for the Full Disclaimer. 16' flat 2' dove, and a true 7' wide inbetween the fenders. $399, so after tax I've natural remedy for insomnia spend over $800 and have nothing of my own. I guess that once you reach their self-appointed top of the heap you can abuse customers,,, take their money and wait for the next SUCKER,,, who will undoubtly have some kind of sad tail to tell also. Since it was rented in Florida and returned in New York is there a Federal Department of Transportation organization that can be consulted? Should the consumer notify U Haul's insurance carrier I took pictures of tires and strap downs prior to departure any suggestions also I feel I was over charged, as what I rented was not what was represented! Posted by: Russell Little at June 12, 2005 05:58 AM I needed to rent a tow dolly from U-HAUL,,, what an effin joke. Motornoggin09-22-2002, 10:32 PMI know I'm a little late here (just started reading this forum).
Me and a buddy rented two trailers from them for $175/week each. I have worked for many corporations, as I do now and have never city gas in jersey leak in my life treated a customer the way I was treated by that manager. Luckily for us, Penske had a new truck for the same pricebut Uhaul still refuses to give back that stupid $5 deposit that I don't feel they deserved Posted by: at September 4, 2005 10:40 PM I guess I can be added to the ever growing list of dissatisfied UHaul customers.

World Wide Web Sites General Terms and Conditions of Use. Help us improve Yahoo! Answers. org Bought this a couple of years ago for a Chevy Astro van which I do not have anymore. so then next year when I bring it home. Oh, and did I mention that I was given a 24" truck to drive around the narrow streets of Hoboken? When I ordered a 17-footer? -After getting into a minor fender-bender, I was informed that U-HAUL has an official policy of purposedly keeping insurance information well-hidden within the truck, so that accident participants are unable to find it. I got a price from uhaul for one way Knoxville, TN to Laramie, WY for $399.

I had to drive at LEAST an extra 40-50 miles to get the truck to that station and had to pay for the extra gas. . I then asked to speak to a manager since he was being very rude. next day he reserves it on-line but at the same place!.
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But why did I have to reach such a point of frustration that I actually cried on the phone to get the truck-well, close to the truck-I had reserved? Instead of a 17 foot truck for 24 hours, I got a 14 foot truck for 8 hours. RE:Todd09-10-2002, 11:47 AMI think you'd be hard pressed to find a rental with the deck width that you walton life fitness center need. Now I was dumb enough to say that I WAS towing my Jeep but I found a better deal elswhere.
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gunracer109-26-2002, 02:50 PMi am just glad you bought your own trailer, for the money they charge to rent. I cannot believe that it is taking me so long to get any kind of information regarding this complaint. TNScrambler09-11-2002, 10:53 PMI'm probably going to buy a used trailer, I'm going to call Hertz tomarrow just incase they have a great deal or something, but more than likely going to buy one. The 6 ton had electric brakes which is why he had that trailer, 5 ton had surge brakes.