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You may be thinking that shipping a trailer will be a very difficult thing to do, however, it is not so. It is rather much easier than what you may be thinking.
There are many situations where shipping a trailer is much easier and cheaper too as compared to moving the trailer. Ship a Car, Inc. can offer necessary facility to ship your trailer more conveniently.
When you need a trailer carried, finding the finest freight transporter can be difficult. The transportation coordinators of Ship a Car, Inc. (SAC) are available to assist you with all of your research into the best routes, equipment required to carry your trailer, and after verifying what carriers SAC sends to you.
If you buy a trailer out of state, it may be more cost-effective to hire a transporter to get it to you, particularly if it is an older trailer that has been sitting for some time and may not be roadworthy.
There are varieties of reasons why you may want to carry your trailer, but if you do, you will have to know how you can do it correctly.
You can carry your trailer in one of two ways:
- By towing it
- Loading it onto some other trailer.
Pulling is usually the best option because it is less expensive and faster, but for a valuable historic trailer or a trailer with damage, you may do it either of the following ways:
- By loading it in a step deck
- By loading on a similar trailer and hauling it as freight
The second option may be a more preferable one. Few companies available will be the finest place to go if you prefer your trailer pulled. You list what needs to be transported, and carriers compete for the job.
Another alternative is to have the camper hauled off the road by a freight shipping business or an auto transport firm like SAC that specializes in the shipping of trailers. They may cost extra, but if your trailer is not roadworthy, this is your only alternative if you do not want to fix it.
Prepare your trailer
The next step will be to prepare your trailer after you have identified a firm and scheduled a pickup. Make sure everything is safe inside. You do not want anything to fall and cause a mess or harm inside. Anything that moves should be removed or restrained.
Second, check that the axles and tires are in good working order and the brake lights are operational. The best method to do this will be to go for a short ride with the trailer.
Raise the trailer and check to see if the tires are spinning. Fill the tires with air and check to see whether they still have enough tread. Make sure the lights are on. There are power cords available that may be used to connect the trailer to a wall outlet.
If that is not an option, then make sure that you have spare bulbs on hand for when the driver arrives if the brake lights fail.
