I need help to trailer my COE 41 in CA

Hi everybody

I bought this nice 41 COE,and i need to bring it down from Waterford CA 95386 to Gardena California.Where i stuck is on the renting of a trailer for cars 7000 pounds in Los Angeles.Is there anybody of you guys how can give me a rental company or a good advice.
Thank you in advance

Steve

 

I likes dat

 

Trucks shouldn't be anywhere near 7000 lbs. I have a '40 cab/chassis on the same 134" wheelbase, and Ford said that weighed around 3800. A 5000 lb car trailer should be fine.

 

fit looks like from the picture /maybe it is too tongue heavy ?and the truck length wont allow it to be moved to the rear ? MAYBE ? good luck ! mike

 

where do you need it moved to?

 

Does it run and what is your time frame? I may be able to help.

 

try somewhere that rents equipment trailers for a bobcat etc...

 

quoted from first post "I bought this nice 41 COE,and i need to bring it down from Waterford CA 95386 to Gardena California."

 

you might look through the hamb-o-dex. there is a few that will transport inside California.

 

I can haul your COE down to Gardena,CA in a few days (see pic below), send me a message if your interested. I can winch it on/off my trailer as long as it rolls.
Alot of rental yards in CA require you to have a 3/4 ton pickup to rent/pull a car trailer and make sure you use chains & binders to secure your truck to the trailer properly. Good luck either way & very cool COE!!

 

Nice rig, that '41 would look great ridding in style. Nice offer, welcome to the HAMB.

 

Yeah, I think maybe the OP's confusing the actual weight of the vehicle for the GVWR?

 

sorry gasser guess i read it wrong but you don't need to be mean about it

 

I live next to Waterford in Modesto, and I have a flat bed trailer that would haul that. I am also a construction worker and a lot of time on hands. I have all the tie downs, comp for tires, let me know . I also have a liking for forytish GM trucks.

 

being mean about it?! lmfao, are you serious?

 

First of all thank all of you guys.I wake up this morning and i couldnt beleve how many answers and help i get ,very nice & cool

Yes you got right 7000lb is his maximum loud that you can drive,i think
Cool for the wheelbase i try to search the dimensions on the net ,but i dont get far with it.How large are the wheels side by side?

I really dont know,thanks Mike for the luck

Yes it runs.I will be happy for all the help i can get

I allready check that up with less success

Oooh ,i didnt know that .I will go there and have some look

Thanks to you to

Yes i know

Thank you to,i will send you a message

 

I will be in CA from the 15-22 January ,only for info

 

I live in Waterford Ca. 95386. Their is a guy that has a rig that I can help you out with in town. PM me for help

 

Brian,

Very nice rig

Nice to see a heavy hauler on the HAMB



Jim

 

Steve, I have e-mailed you a quote... Be glad to help out anyway I can.
thanks Rick

 

That is one nice lookin rig. Can we see the old pete?

 

Thanks for the kind words. Its actually a 1979 Kenworth, I like my iron old!




If I haul for Steve, I'll post a pic of his nice COE on my wagon! Hopefully someone can get him a good deal, big trucks are expensive to run down the road!

 

Is that picture taken in Santa Paula??

 

Thank's to all of you.It is great to be a H.A.M.B. member and to see that you are not alone in this big world.I find my luck.
I will keep you all in touch here .

Steve

 

Yes it sure was.

Good luck with your COE Steve!