Tru-Trailers Mfg., Inc.

When it rains, an office trailer designated for crew use provides a comfortable location while they wait out the weather. If the interruption is short lived, the crews can get right back to work, without your having to find them or call everyone.

If you don't have much experience driving while towing a trailer, you should practice. Find a large, empty parking lot and practice turning and backing up.

Typically, gooseneck hitches are used for towing horse and cattle trailers and other trailers used in the farming and ranching industries. By selecting the size for your projected maximum load, you increase your versatility because you will also be able to tow smaller loads.

For curbside access to enclosed trailers, consider models with side doors. Single or double-swing doors are available and they can include steps in the design package to improve cargo accessibility.

If you have an RV, you can expand your travel range by bringing your car along behind. Towing it using a car trailer is better than simply pulling the car, as it puts less strain on the drive train of the towed vehicle.

For intercity hauling, you need a trailer designed for this particular type of driving, The mix of highway travel and stop and go traffic, requires a trailer that can meet these demands when carrying a full load.

A good trailer can help you expand your pressure washing business. By adding a fuel-powered water heater, the types of projects you can bid on increase. In most cases, a flatbed trailer has plenty of room for the heater and the rest of your equipment.

One of the first things we will need to know is what you will be hauling and the weight of a typical load so that we can determine the best configuration and materials for the trailer you need.

Office trailers are not only for construction sites. If you are in the used car business, an office trailer can convert any open space into a working lot with an office. The overhead is low, meaning your bottom line improves.

Our trailers can be equipped with different options. Our professional staff will work with you to find the right solution, and outfit it with the inventory you need to begin immediately, with no downtime waiting for needed items.

While an aluminum trailer will cost you more upfront, it does pay off in the long run because it resists corrosion better. This is an important consideration if the trailer is submerged in water frequently (think boats) as maintenance will be far less intensive.

Before you pull the trigger on an inexpensive trailer, it’s important to consider how much weight you will need it to carry. If it doesn’t adequately meet your requirements, it would be better to look for something else as it just may end up putting your cargo in jeopardy.

When you load a trailer, always place the heaviest items in the front of the trailer toward the towing vehicle. This provides better weight distribution and reduces the chances of the trailer swaying while you drive.

Depending on where you live, trailer brakes may be required when hauling cargo greater than a certain weight, even if you haul this weight only occasionally. In addition, tie down points may also be needed on the cargo bed.

One thing to keep in mind when choosing a trailer is its weight. This is especially true if you intend to use a smaller vehicle to pull the load, so your best bet would be to pick something that’s light, yet strong enough to do the job.