More moving details

[zola]

There's so much stuff to figure out that it's headache-inducing, LOL!

I talked to the really, really nice local guy (local to my new town) at U-haul a little while ago. Since I have to make more trips down, it is increasingly looking like a trailer and hitch is the best way to go. I'll have to have the hitch installed, which will be around $150, but I could rent the trailer three times and it would still come out to less than a one-way truck rental! So I think that's going to be the way to go.

Now I just have to impatiently await my tax refunds...

Comments

[advinius.livejournal.com]

the trailer/hitch rig is a great idea! :)

[babyghia.livejournal.com]

I agree. That's a great idea. Just be cautious of the tires on those. Changing them is a bitch. Not that I know from experience but my mom still bitches about dealing with both tires blowing out when we moved out to California.

Plus, you never know when you'll need a hitch on your car. Kind of handy to have.