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Right. So drive thirty minutes in one direction, rent a truck, drive home, pick up the lawnmower, take it to the shop (for instance), then take the truck back,
by humanrebar 5y ago
Right. So drive thirty minutes in one direction, rent a truck, drive home, pick up the lawnmower, take it to the shop (for instance), then take the truck back, then drive home. Then do it again in a week when the lawnmower is fixed.
Or have a truck.
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- alphabettsy 5y agoI don’t understand the logic of having a vehicle dedicated to a once per year at most use in your example.
- verve_rat 5y agoHow big is your lawnmower? Mine fits in the boot of my car.
- humanrebar 5y agoLet's not get hung up on details. That was an example. Replace "fix lawnmower" with "pick up sheet rock" or "take broken water heater to the dump" or "buy a recliner" if you'd prefer.
- verve_rat 5y agoSure, but rural or not, most people don't do that sort of thing most of the time. Saying "I need a big vehicle" for the odd large load is just a smokescreen.