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  • 2023 Venture VP-22-40-TRI

    2023 Venture VP-22-40-TRI

    • Manufacturer: Venture RV

    Venture VPT-22-40TRI Capacity - 4000LB Boat Length - 19'-22' Overall Length - 26'3" Minimum Ctr to Ctr Bunk Width - 72" Maximum Ctr to Ctr Bunk Width - 80" GVWP - 5120LB Tongue Jack - Included # of Axles - 2 Brak...

    Peterborough, Canada
  • 2023 Venture VP-20-25

    2023 Venture VP-20-25

    • Manufacturer: Venture RV

    Venture VP-20-25 Capacity - 2500LB Boat Length - 19-21' Overall Length - 25'3" Minimum Ctr to Ctr Bunk Width - 72" Maximum Ctr to Ctr Bunk Width - 80" GVWP - 3280Lb Tongue Jack - Included # of Axles - 1 Brakes - ...

    Peterborough, Canada
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    2026 New Wilson Step Deck

    2026 New Wilson Step Deck

    • Manufacturer: Wilson

    11' top deck length, front axle slide, Hend Tiremaxx Protire, C-style Side Rail 1 1/4 pockets on 24" CTRS, wide load lights, fixed 3-bar winches, 2 - 24x20x60 aero toolboxes, 10-8 dunnage rack

    Delta, Canada

Overview

Trailers are essential for transporting goods, equipment, or vehicles over long distances. They come in various types, including flatbeds, enclosed trailers, and specialized models for specific cargo like livestock or machinery. Trailers are crucial for industries ranging from logistics to construction, offering flexibility and efficiency in hauling tasks.

FAQ

What types of trailers are available for purchase?

There are several types, including flatbed trailers, enclosed trailers, utility trailers, and specialized trailers for specific needs such as livestock or heavy machinery transportation.

How can I ensure safe shipping of a trailer?

Use a reliable transport service that specializes in hauling trailers. Ensure the trailer is properly secured and, if possible, disassembled for safer transport.

What maintenance does a trailer typically require?

Regular maintenance includes checking tire pressure, inspecting brakes and lights, ensuring the hitch mechanism is in good condition, and lubricating moving parts. Always refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific guidelines.