Utility Trailers
Utility trailers are small and non motorized vehicles which are usually pulled by the motorized vehicles. They feature open top back cargo area. They are used for the transportation of light loads. Utility trailer was built in 1914 and from that time it has been delivering to the customers in the whole world. It is the high performing trailers and is today’s standards for the innovation, durability and the quality. In the North America from the very first single axle trailer to the industry’s first EPA certified Smart Way trailer, it has occupied the first name in the list of trailers.
The utility trailers company manufactures flatbeds, dry freight vans, refrigerated vans, curtain-sided trailers. It is the biggest producer of the refrigerated vans. It is also the third biggest manufacturer of trailer in the United States. Right now it is operating five trailer factories in United States. The two factories are for refrigerated trailers, the other two factories for the dry vans and the last one is for Tautliner and flatbed. It has 100 locations across the South America, Mexico, Canada, and United States. Utility trailers have always taken action to the demanding requirements of the market, but the one thing that will never vary is the devotion that provides satisfaction to each customers.
Curtain side trailer is one of the examples of utility trailers. Its model number is 380319. It was manufactured in 1995. It is in used condition. It has no detachable. It has air ride suspension. Its floor type is of wood. The number of rear axles is tandem. The wheels are made of steel. Its rear axles are sliding. Its composition is steel. Its tires are 22.5LP
4000A Flatbed trailer has the new design which brings a stronger and a lighter trailer. The front rail is of aluminum. 100% plug in connections is provided. Back corners are designed for the heavy loads. Contoured beam at the back for the proper axle loading. It goes through the higher quality paint process that cuts lower life cycle costs.
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