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Answers to our most frequently asked questions

There are many variables to consider when choosing the trailer to fit your needs. What cargo will you be hauling? How much does your cargo weigh? How will you be loading this cargo? Will your trailer be used daily, weekly, monthly? On highway or back roads? After looking through our site we would suggest you contact your local dealer so they can assist you in designing a trailer to fit your specific needs. See our dealer locator section for your nearest dealer.

Our trailers are sold exclusively through our nationwide network of dealers in the United States and Canada. Please use the dealer locator section of this website to find your nearest dealer. If there is a dealer within a reasonable distance or you are dissatisfied with your area dealer please contact us and we will be happy to assist in whatever way necessary to find another dealer for you.

You would need to contact your vehicle manufacturer or dealership to verify the towing capacity of your vehicle. Compare your vehicles towing capacity to the trailers GVWR GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING. Never overload your trailer or tow vehicle.

We are a manufacturer, we do not take in trades or stock used trailers. Our nationwide network of dealers would take in trades and stock used trailers. Please see the dealer locator section of this website for your nearest dealer.

It is possible that picking your trailer up at the factory may save you some money in freight charges. We would suggest you discuss this with your dealer. Dealers generally put multiple trailers together on a load to save freight cost. If you do choose to do a customer pick up at the factory please make sure you are going to have the correct electrical connections, hitch ball, and they are in working order.

Production times vary greatly throughout the year and will depend on the complexity of your trailer. Your dealer should be able to give you an estimated delivery date upon purchase of your trailer.

Even though it looks like a torques bit it is actually a #2 square head bit.

The most common fix to this problem is actually found in the tow vehicle’s fuse box and it is simply a missing fuse that must be installed in order to gain power to the interior dome light.

Every trailer is weighed before leaving the manufacturing facility and on the tongue you will find a yellow tag showing the trailer's payload capacity.

 
 
 

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