How far do you have to move them? Can you make multiple trips? If you stand them up, you might be able to get a majority of them in.

Get a Ryder or Penske truck with a liftgate. Don't even have to break them down.

I've used the 6x12 a few times but never with that many.

Assuming a 28" head width, if you alternate the heads - head facing out/head facing in, you should be able to get 2 rows of 5....at least on paper.

...and depending on what you are pulling with, one or two more inside the SUV.

Be sure to checking the towing weight limit on your vehicle.

Wait I thought there was only 1 here.....

Thats a bit of a trip. Might be worth renting out a 16 ft truck with a ramp. Should be able to fit them in with no problem and no headaches or weight issues.

I had 6x12 u haul trailer with 6 pins standing up I'm sure you could get two more but really don't know about 10 . If you have a truck you should be able to get two laying down or possibly more standing up . Hope that helps.

The problem is securing them to the walls. There are only a few places where the rails are connected to the walls and you want to use these as your tie points or else your straps can slide down the rails and leave the machines unstable. So the games have to be spaced between the tie points. We just came back from TPF with a full trailer. 8 pins. Two in the nose and 3 on each wall, all standing up with heads folded. Not wide enough to lay any more down the middle, so I agree you'll need a longer trailer or a truck.

I have done this a few times, not with 10, but you will get an idea of space maybe:

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Good point, that's 3000 pounds in games you're hauling.

We drove a Chevy Trailblazer V6 with the 8 game pull, 600 miles. I think you'd be fine doing it in two trips.

Max load: 2,480 lbs from the website.

I move 8 all the time (with machines folded) in 6x12 trailers both U-Haul enclosed & my own 6x12 enclosed trailer. Doing 8 you can tie each machine body towards side wall and head towards center of trailer and 4 fit nicely down each side with about 3" to 4" between each head. I always toss big pieces of cardboard between each machine "just in case" but I have never had a machine move on me when well tied. Use good nylon rope to tie machines in the trailer (not something like cloths line). Rope will be a little expensive but it is still cheaper than damage to a couple machines. Ratcheting straps do not work well in U-haul trailers - nylon rope works out much better!

But if you are limited by towing capacity you might want to make two trips with 5 machines in each load. Regardless use an enclosed trailer and that way you don't have to worry about weather. If you do two trips with 5 in each load remember to center the machines over the axles instead of putting all the weight in the front of the trailer. One additional machine on one side is fine but when I do that I normally put the "extra" machine on drivers side of trailer since most roads are crowned towards shoulder. That way the trailer rides more level then putting additional machine on shoulder side.