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Because trailers are no fun to park, or run through drive thru for lunch. Trailers are for "occasional" loads, rather than daily loads (unless you're a semi-tr
by whartung 3y ago
Because trailers are no fun to park, or run through drive thru for lunch.
Trailers are for "occasional" loads, rather than daily loads (unless you're a semi-truck).
- tfourb 3y agoThe parent was talking about a weekly task, not daily. For me that would fit the description of "occasional". And a trailer the size of a pick-up truck bed would be quite easy to fit through a drive thru made for giant pickups and SUVs. Parking (especially reverse) is something you have to pick up, for sure, but once you do it is actually not that challenging and on many parking lots you can actually just pull through a double parking space without reversing at all. I agree, I wouldn't do it for everyday jobs (for that I'd probably use a large Van or something like it) but in my experience, having a decent trailer gives you tons of flexibility for very little money.