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I always put a towel or blanket around them and fasten them in the seat belt in the passenger seat or the back seat. I transport it to every class I take it to and anyplace else that I take them. I took to to Az for the winter and set it in the back seat and fastened it in the seat belt in the truck too. After all it is my baby..
I am sure that where ever you go there will be a repair shop someplace within an hr or so.
I am sure that where ever you go there will be a repair shop someplace within an hr or so.
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Originally Posted by quiltedsunshine
Hi Lizard,
I would get them serviced before the move. If you have a repair person whom you trust, that means a lot. If you pack them well,they should be fine in the car when you move.
I would get them serviced before the move. If you have a repair person whom you trust, that means a lot. If you pack them well,they should be fine in the car when you move.
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