I do it as well. Some drive thru’s are impossible to get through though. Gotta be careful
I tried many years ago…had a bad experience catching the trailer wheel along the curb. Once you’re in, you’re in. No backing out.
I do it multiple times a week with my lawn care trailer. I see no issues with it.
I should add though, I know what places my truck and trailer will fit into with no issues.
I do it also, it just depends the drive through.
I bet she had a haircut just like this
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I take my 3 horse slant load trailer and dually thru drivethrus have to check for height clearance.
It’s like something went around on Facebook that got a bunch of soccer moms all whipped up about trailers in drive-throughs being the greatest travesty in the Western World. I’d never heard about this being a problem, and now this thread is the second time I’ve heard of it in about a month.
Not sure what the deal is with this. Personally, I never take a trailer through a drive through unless I’ve been to that place many times before and know I can get through the layout. Back in high school, I worked at a tourist fast food stop off spot on I35 that had a notorious boxed in drive-through with curbs on both sides and a tight turn. Man, I saw some cluster jobs on that on even though there were 2 signs that warned no trailers. Convinced me the better part of drive-through valor is discretion.
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It’s like something went around on Facebook that got a bunch of soccer moms all whipped up about trailers in drive-throughs being the greatest travesty in the Western World. I’d never heard about this being a problem, and now this thread is the second time I’ve heard of it in about a month.
I used to do it occasionally when there was little traffic. Now my boats windshield is about a foot higher than the top of my truck I usually don’t bother trying. The notion that it clogs up the drive through is ridiculous. If there something going around social media about it, I might have to test the waters 
I too like to hit the drive thru ……with my truck & boat trailer……once in a while I get a weird look but I always get my order. Only comment I’ve heard is the drive thru gal said the trailer comes up as another vehicle so she wasn’t sure if her orders & vehicles lined up with the extra ding
Can’t understand how it would make it take any longer. As far as the business is concerned I would assume they’ve want as many customers as possible. Really like the idea of someone riding in the boat ordering sounds hilarious.
I think it’d be a time advantage, actually. I’d choose to get in the line with the boat/trailer, just like I’ll choose the merging lane on the interstate with a long truck or 2. 
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