1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I like that it can run off propane, I think anyway.

 

I’d like to run it eventually, as a back up if anything.

 

Damnit Bobby

 

Isn’t the range limited on all everything?

 

Good back up either way.

 

Ehhh, you wont get far. The forklifts at my last job had 4 cyl Nissan motors in them, went through a tank every 2 days just driving around the plant. I cant imagine the fuel consumption on a V6 tacoma.

 

@Speedytech7 Guess we can scrap the buying a used U-Haul trailer idea:

https://www.quora.com/Where-do-I-buy-old-U-Haul-trailers

EDIT: Well fuck me, I just contradicted myself.

https://www.uhaul.com/Locations/Trucks-for-Sale-near-Rancho Cordova-CA-95670/141000/

It looks like they don't sell their enclosed trailers though.

 

Fuck if I know. All the websites I ready said the trailers are 'copyrighted' and destroyed.

Their enclosed trailers, not their dollies and car haulers.

 

Apparently you don't.

 

Pics, stats, and curb weight?

 

Aw that's kinda sad actually, like putting ol yeller down. Oh well, maybe you can find a stolen one out there. I still see em on CL every once in a while

 

Is that a good idea? Haha.

It looks like they manufacture the box trailers, and buy the car haulers and dollies from other manufacturers. Hence why I only see those two aforementioned haulers for sale and no box trailers.

 

Man, these car haulers aren't such a bad deal. $1,500 for a late 1990's model with surge breaks. Charge $60 for 25 rentals, and you have your money back.

 

I dunno, if they managed to register it the state doesn't think it's stolen. From what I remember of Cali law you don't even have to register super small trailers

 

Your vehicle insurance carries to a trailer in tow, right?

 

Uhh, I think so. I don't think you have to insure trailers anywhere that I know of. It would only be to protect your investment if you did. But I've never met anyone that insured a trailer

 

No, I meant if you're actively towing a trailer - the insurance coverage of the tow vehicle carries over to the trailer in tow while it is being towed. If that makes any sense.

 

Awww, it's a flatbed. Why you getting rid of it?

 

@Speedytech7 U-Haul is serious about their damn enclosed trailers.

https://www.quora.com/What-should-I...iler-I-bought-not-knowing-they-dont-sell-them