'Hauling' I hate to be that guy...
... but words matter. Especially when trying to use the search function.
Towing term is for trailers. Hauling should be reserved for hauling in your bed or inside the cab.
And yes, I realize you need to 'haul' the tongue weight, but that's a given.
'Hailing a trailer' Must be a regional thing.
Towing term is for trailers. Hauling should be reserved for hauling in your bed or inside the cab.
And yes, I realize you need to 'haul' the tongue weight, but that's a given.
'Hailing a trailer' Must be a regional thing.
verb
gerund or present participle: hauling
What does hauling it mean?
to pull something heavy or transport something over long distances: They use these trucks to haul freight. A person who is hauled somewhere is forced to go there: She was arrested, fingerprinted, and hauled before a judge.
gerund or present participle: hauling
- (of a person) pull or drag with effort or force.
"he hauled his bike out of the shed"
Similar:
drag
pull
tug
heave
hump
trail
draw
tow
manhandle
lug
schlep
hale
Opposite:
push - (of a vehicle) pull (an attached trailer or load) behind it.
"the train was hauling a cargo of liquid chemicals"
What does hauling it mean?
to pull something heavy or transport something over long distances: They use these trucks to haul freight. A person who is hauled somewhere is forced to go there: She was arrested, fingerprinted, and hauled before a judge.
HAUL | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
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