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Cargo South Inc. is well known for our screwless exterior. Cargo South Inc. trailers are available from small enclosed trailers to car haulers, and full concession trailers. We offer a line of standard trailers as well as custom built trailers to fit your needs.
Cargo South Inc. does not sell directly to the public. By upholding this standard, we are proud to say we have some of the most professional Dealers in the industry. We support our Dealers and are proud to refer YOU, our valued customer to one of our Trailer Dealers!
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T ow vehicles and trailers must be compatible with hitching, braking, and wiring systems to ensure safety.
Here we review Hitching Systems... Hitching Systems The three most common types of hitches are the weight-carrying hitch, the weight-distributing (or load equalizer) hitch, and the fifth-wheel hitch, or gooseneck. Weight-carrying hitches are designed to carry all of the trailer's tongue weight. Weight distributing hitches are used with a receiver hitch and special parts that distribute the tongue weight among all tow vehicle and trailer axles. Fifth-wheel hitches are designed to mount the trailer connection in the middle of the truck bed. When purchasing a hitch, use the recommendations of the manufacturer of the tow vehicle and trailer based on the type and weight page of the trailer. Make sure the hitch has provisions for the connection of safety chains, which are required by most states. When connected, safety chains should have some slack to permit sharp turns but should not drag on the road. In addition, they should cross under the trailer tongue to help prevent the tongue from dropping to the road in the event the trailer separates from the tow vehicle.
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| How To GuidesWiring Systems 09/02/2010 Tow vehicles and trailers must be compatible with hitching, braking, and wiring systems to ensure safety. |
| How To GuidesBraking Systems 08/24/2010 Tow vehicles and trailers must be compatible with hitching, braking, and wiring systems to ensure safety. Here we review the Brake System... The selection of a brake system also will dependon your t [ ... ] |
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