Where to rent a towing dolly

cooper90 · 13-05-2010 01:57PM #1

any one know where you could rent on of these for a day need to move a mini about 15 miles and haveing trouble trying to find a place to rent one!

Eoin · 13-05-2010 01:59PM

Moved to a new thread, please do not bump 6 year old threads.

cian1500ww · 13-05-2010 02:02PM

Can you not just tow it with a rope or chain ?

cooper90 · 13-05-2010 02:05PM

wouldnt risk it as the car hasnt moved in 3 years and the cluth is locked up hence needing to get it fixed!

colm_mcm · 13-05-2010 02:07PM

aren't dollys ilegal now?

cooper90 · 13-05-2010 02:08PM

eoin wrote: »

Moved to a new thread, please do not bump 6 year old threads.

can i ask why, its was a relavent thread to my question?

Andrew33 · 13-05-2010 02:09PM

cooper90 wrote: »

wouldnt risk it as the car hasnt moved in 3 years and the cluth is locked up hence needing to get it fixed!

Much safer to put it on a trailer or low loader, not half as expensive as you might think, give Irish Towing Services or Derek Behan or similar a ring.

cian1500ww · 13-05-2010 02:10PM

cooper90 wrote: »

wouldnt risk it as the car hasnt moved in 3 years and the cluth is locked up hence needing to get it fixed!

You're better of sticking it on a trailer so, the dolly will only support the front and the back end could be in bits. Try some tool hire companies in your area.

Eoin · 13-05-2010 02:12PM

cooper90 wrote: »

can i ask why, its was a relavent thread to my question?

It's considered bad manners to bump a thread that is that old. Not everyone might agree with this, but enough do to enforce it.

If you need to reference it, then just link to it from a new thread. You can send me a private message if you've any problems

Stoolbend · 13-05-2010 09:04PM

colm_mcm wrote: »

aren't dollys ilegal now?

AFAIK they are.

Where to rent a towing dolly

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