Recent content by RomTon

I read somewhere the law on horseshoes, but then I also came across court decisions where such compensation was given.

Thanks for the explanation. I'll keep this in mind for the future.

The trailer that was involved in the accident from my other topic did not jump like this one. It’s just that my trailer’s axles are located almost in the center and an empty trailer gives a greater load on the axle than this rented trailer. In turn, the axles of a rented trailer are located...

I'll try to sue in a small court without a lawyer. It is not difficult for me to prove that the trailers of this company self-destruct and are therefore unsuitable for use.

I spent over three thousand on this trailer and didn't get the profit I was hoping for. In addition, I spent two days searching for a ramp and making another ramp to replace the lost one.

This incident has nothing to do with my company. At that time I was working under the flag of another company. This July will mark the second anniversary of this event. That's why I need to hurry.

Yes, most likely the court will ask me to do this. It seems to me that it is almost impossible to prove all this, but there are still some arguments. When asked how the spring could have broken, the owner of the company said that I ran over something and that’s why the spring broke. The wheels...

It's like you read my thoughts. I wrote in Puco that instead of traveling safely during the day in good weather, I found myself in a terrible snow storm. But that is another story.

That story about transporting my wrecked truck has nothing to do with this story. At the time I rented this trailer, I didn’t even have a transport company.

I rented this trailer in Dallas Texas. According to the terms of the contract, I am obligated to pay for repairs of any damage. But I don’t have a contract. I asked them to send me the contract but they do not respond.

No, this is a different trailer. That trailer was my own.

Thank you. If there is a chance of winning this case, I will sue them. My review can be seen in Yelp by typing ToolRent in the search. Please note that this company only has negative reviews.

Thank you. I'll write to them.

Hello. I just want to ask if there are any chances of success. I rented a car trailer for a month. The rental agreement, of course, stated my responsibility for any damage. In the first week I had to change three wheels, then while driving I lost a ramp that, by law, should not have fallen out...

Here in this case, the court found DOT's actions to be justified under the ELD rules. I don’t know what those guys were counting on, but they really did commercial transportation. In my case, the transportation was considered commercial only because the transport company was registered in my name.