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it'd be pretty difficult to haul these 16 footers with a truck, though. calls for a big trailer unfortunately. I think their point is more that people say they need a truck for stuff like this but really it's just not necessary, or even less convenient
luckily for me I had it just fine with the car, my 7ft trailer wouldn't have helped me lol. although I did consider hitching it up just to ensure my stickout was covered haha
That's what roof racks are for. I regularly transport long lumber there. Sometimes even full sheets of plywood.