The insurance is the one that kills me. Since my truck is small, I don't need a cdl or dot#. But at like $700 per month for insurance, my "1-2 weekend a month" side gig would just break even, not a great business.
Are there any tricks or campiest that are more affordable?
I rented an RV through rvshare over the summer and was able to get a policy on it for a few days, does this sort of "per trip" policy exist? So then I just buy the coverage for the day(s) when I line up a trip
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For example: My old Sprinter had a GVWR of 8550 lbs. I could pull a trailer within Texas, but could not cross state lines with the trailer. Prior to that, I used an E150 van with a GVWR of 7000 lbs and a 5x14 enclosed trailer with a GVWR of 2500 lbs. In that case, I *could* cross state lines, as the combined GVWR (GCWR) was only 9500 lbs.
In your case, that Colorado would only be allowed to pull a single axle trailer with a maximum rating of 4,000 lbs (likely a single 3500 lb axle), and if over 3,000 lbs GVWR, would require brakes on that axle.
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