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figure out  and dispatch their trucks accordingly. They go by cubic feet measurement. Your trailer is 5' X 8', that equals 40' square feet. How high is it inside? I am going to guess it is 5' tall inside. Therefore it measures 200' cubic feet. Since the 1930's, household goods has averaged within 10% of 7 pounds per cubic foot, therefore by household goods standards that is 1400 lbs using every cubic inch. I wouldn't plan on that much actually fitting inside however. 1400 lbs is around one and a half rooms of furniture in reality depending on which rooms or what type of furniture. That is about as specific as someone can get without knowing exactly what you want to haul.
Volume: up to 230 cu. ft. 
Max load: 1,550 lbs. 
Gross vehicle : 2,800 lbs. max 
Empty : 1,250 lbs. 
Dimensions
Inside dimensions: 9'10" x 4'9" x 4'7" (LxWxH) 
Door opening: 3'9" x 4'0" (WxH)