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Posted by Glenn FitzGerald on November 04, 2006 at 16:52:19 from (4.254.75.233):
I'm planning on making a 920 mile Green Bay, WI-Howell, MI round trip in the next few months to get a VAC CASE tractor. If I took the ferry across Lake Michigan it would cut my land distance to 400 miles. I have a trailer. Would I be better off to go over empty, rent a trailer in Michigan and drop it off in GB when done? Sooooooo: Option 1)ferry with my trailer, 2)ferry with one way rented trailer, 3)920 mile land trip with my trailer, or, 4)920 mile land trip with one way rented trailer?
I have not checked into ferry cost. I suppose that's where it all begins. Glenn
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