Response: I've had it moved several times and have seen a wide spread in quotes. Not sure what the fuel cost difference is now, but I'm looking for the best bid I can get. (8/15/2006)

Response: That's good to hear. I'm going to let the bids come in for the rest of August, then contract someone at that time. Thanks (8/15/2006)

Response: Experience/track record is important to me. Insurance is important to me. I can't say I'm all that interested in paperwork that I don't fully understand, and I don't like intrusive government oversight. I manage military building projects, and see every day how too much government oversight leads to double the cost with poorer quality. I'd like numbers and references until the end of August, and the best deal, not necessarily the cheepest, will get my business. I move often, sometmes coast to coast, and would like to find someone to just call when it's getting close for the next move after GA. I'd prefer not to be used as a forum, argue somewhere else. Thanks Charlie (8/16/2006)

Response: You appear to be well qualified. Please bid any way you would like. My first time with this service, and I've gotten bids as questions and officially. Not sure I care for the Accept or Reject quickly or get de-listed warning that comes when someone puts in a bid. I'd rather have a few options before contracting. (8/17/2006)

Response: It is adjustable. There are 6 bolts on either side where the adapter fits into the 5th wheel mount. It set as high as it goes now and rides level when pulled by a Ford 4x4. I'll try to get a photo uploaded. (8/17/2006)

Response: The gooseneck is on, and the tires are all under 5000 miles, and oldest were put on in Sept of 04. Since you don't have any feedbacks here, I'd need some references from other RVs trips you've made. No insult intended, it's just the last professional trucker who moved it was a nightmare, and history is as important as cost is to me now. Thanks (8/22/2006)

Response: Your unofficial bid is substantially higher than others with far more positive feedbacks and all the insurance and credentials I'm looking for. Thanks for the bid, but I'll be contracting with someone else. Good luck, and please keep in mind that some of us who contract loads factor in a provider's willingness to respect their written requests when evaluating professional behavior. To any potential bidders: If you use this add as a pulpet, don't bother to bid. Have insurance. Have references. Have a proven rig. Have the courtacy to only speak to me, and only about your price and qualifications. Thank you (8/23/2006)

Response: Too high. (8/27/2006)