bagged mazda on a uhaul trailer?!?!??!!

ok, so i might be trading my rodeo for a bagged mazda single cab. its a hour and a half north from where i live. ill be renting a uhual trailer to take my rodeo up there and bring the mazda back. my ? is has anyone ever put a bagged mazda on a uhaul trailer? im worried about if i lay it out on the trailer it might not sit right because of the floor not being flat like a normal car trailer. ive never towed a bagged truck so im kinda iffy about putting a block under the frame rail and then laying the truck out on the block.so if anyone can give me some advice it would be a big help

either block it up, or just tow it aired up. Ive had a truck with hydraulics on a uhaul trailer before, and had no issues. Just remember they are shorter, so sometimes the vehicles hang off the back.

But another thing, is that equipment rental places often rent car trailers too, and they usually have the standard 16-18ft wooden decks. So also look into that, as you will be towing both ways, and returning the trailer in your home town. I know united rentals, and some other local places to me have trailers.

-Brad

ive seen many bagged vehicles on trailers with blocks supporting them....Shit Fester Stores all his trucks on blocks ...lol

you should be good....

see ide tow it aired up but idk if it leaks down and i dont wanna get half way home it leak down the straps come loose and it roll off the trailer. im going to call around tmrw and get some prices and see if i can rent a normal car trailer. then ide tow it laidout

i towed my full size from nc to az on a uhaul trailer with 2 4x4 under the truck did just fine and that was a full size

you should be good blocking it... my old roomate trailered his from houston to cali on blocks on a uhaul trailer... or just rent a standared car trailer

i'd be more worried about getting there and them not letting you hook up a trailer to a rodeo. they wouldnt let me hook up a car dolley to a ranger before, im sure there are higher restrictions for an entire car trailer since they weigh more, i'd call ahead and find out before i made that drive

it looks like he was planning on towing his rodeo there on the trailer, not pulling the trailer with that vehicle.

i tow my mazda on a uhaul to every show and i use the straps on the trailer for the wheels and the chains in the back around the axle but i also bring rachet straps to strap the back of the frame down so it doesnt hop while going down the road........ other than that easy as shit

ive towed my toyota layed out on one before. it actually rested on the part that angles uprunning length wise (kinda like the wheel guides). but i would suggest bringing your own straps to hold the rear down better than the single chain they give you to use.