Uhaul Got mug by uhaul Nationwide

You filed the claim and their insurance company denies it saying the contract WHICH YOU SIGNED contained wording ADVISING YOU to remove the driveshift prior to towing, right?  Your next incredible statement (throughout your run-on, no punctuation, poor grammar posting) is, and I quote EXACTLY:   "....no one really read contract any more uhaul, never again."  Then later, "...you guys think twice before giving them your money.  this b****ain't loyal the only care about getting your money." 

Exactly what did they do wrong?  Please explain that!  What happened here is YOU FAILED to read the contract!  If YOU would have read the contract BEFORE signing it, then YOU would have very plainly had seen the statement about removing the driveshaft.  You would have seen IN ADVANCE what could happen to your transmission.  YOU failed to read the contract.  YOU failed to heed the warning and advice.  There's NOBODY to blame here but YOU.  No, I don't work for them.

Absolutely incredible!

  U-Haul didn't trash your transmission.  You did.

  "one week later they denied my claim, then they say it's because the contract I had sign did say to remove the drive shaft no one really read contract any more uhaul"

  Just because you don't read contracts doesn't mean no one reads them.   A contract is a written agreement between yourself and another party.   If you don't read contracts, how are you supposed to know what your responsibilities are?  Like removing the driveshaft.  

  If you continue the habit of signing contracts without reading them, I think we'll be seeing a lot more of you on this site.  Half the reports here are from people who did not read what they signed and did not know what they actually agreed to.