These terms refer to refrigerated trucks or units loaded on highway vehicles. Refrigerated trucks can present the opportunity for significant fuel tax recovery.

Trailer and its contents together must not exceed truck, hitch and/or trailer tow ratings. Towing vehicle must have a manufacturer's rated towing capacity equal to or greater than the gross trailer weight (dry weight of the trailer plus payload of the trailer). See similar questions...

Your auto policy will provide liability coverage while the travel trailer is attached or being towed. Only Other Than Collision coverage is provided for accidents that occur in Mexico less than 25 miles from the border on trips that are less than 10 day in length. You should purchase Mexican auto insurance to cover the days of travel in Mexico before traveling there. See similar questions...

No, you don’t. Everything you need to build bunk beds can be delivered. I have always used a deliver service to deliver the finished bunk beds. Eventually though, you may want to get a truck or trailer to increase your profits by delivering the beds yourself and setting them up for customers. See similar questions...

Yes. Six-Pacs are made to fit into truck beds without overhang in the back, which allows your tow hitch to be used without modifications. The only exception to this would be the installation of a long-bed camper in a short-bed truck. See similar questions...

Answer: Our gooseneck (GN) trailers will work with either short-bed or long-bed pick up trucks, unlike most of the others that require a long-bed. What is the issue? With most GN trailers, when mounted on a short-bed truck, you have very little clearance between the GN nose and the rear of the truck's cab. When turning at a sharp angle to back into a parking place, the corner of GN nose "jack-knifes" into your cab - crushing the truck's window, cab, and damaging the trailer too. See similar questions...

Yes, we have extension cables so you can place cameras in a variety of locations. All of our cables are shielded so the quality of the picture will remain excellent no matter how long the cable is. See similar questions...

Trailer wheels carry substantially more weight than tow vehicle wheels of the same size and see more disc flexing due to side loading stresses. It is necessary to re-torque them several times until the wheel nut torque stabilizes. This is especially true for new wheels that need to have the paint worn away at the hub mounting face and under the wheel nuts. WARNING: Be very careful to use only the recommended wheel fastening torque amount as specified for that wheel and fastener. See similar questions...

The container shipping company container must remain on the container shipping company property, therefore you must arrange to pick-up and deliver the motorcycle at the container shipping company location. See similar questions...

In most cases yes, however you need to see your dealer about the specific truck and trailer combination. See similar questions...

OF ALL OF OUR TRAILERS REQUIRE A 7 WAY RECEPT. ON THE TOW VEHICLE....THIS IS THE STANDARD FOR ALL TRAILERS & TRAILER MANUFACTURERS. FURTHERMORE, IF YOUR TRAILER HAS BRAKES....YOU WILL NEED A BRAKE CONTROLLER INSIDE YOUR TOW VEHICLE. See similar questions...

Munley, Munley & Cartwright charges clients of personal injury claims on a contingency basis. What that means is the attorney is only paid if he or she wins money damages for you - the client. The fee agreement is usually a percentage of the amount recovered. This makes it possible for anyone to hire only the best lawyer. It gives everyone access to the justice system and representation that is equal to the best that insurance companies, doctors and other defendants can hire. See similar questions...

No, there are times that driving the vehicle and stopping quickly at a stoplight or in the parking lot can alter the last Hard Braking events or Quickstop events. Yes, if less than a certain MPH on certain manufactures, the data will not be altered. Play it safe in an all fatality type accidents. See similar questions...

Chemicals of any kind (no exceptions), Gas, Kerosene, Nail Polish Remover, Propane tanks, Paint, Cleaning Products, Aerosol Cans, spray or otherwise, and light bulbs. If you have questions about any items that may be questionable, your Move Coordinator will be able to answer them. See similar questions...

The only true way to determine your true tongue weight is to take the trailer (loaded as you would for camping) to a scale and have it weighed. While you can use a scale at a rock pit or trash dump ( or even a bathroom scale for a single tongue weight), these scales usually have only one platform. It is actually best to use a multi platform scale in order to see what your weight is on each axle (1 Steering axle on tow vehicle, 2. rear axle on tow vehicle, 3. See similar questions...

Many Forest Service Roads are quite narrow and rough and may be unsuitable for RV's or trailers. Several campgrounds also have narrow roads or sharp turns which may be difficult for RV's or trailers. Please check with our office at 303 275-5610 for more information before heading out on your trip. See similar questions...

No, reefer fuel is not claimed on the IFTA (fuel tax) report. To record reefer fuel in LoadLedger, you should enter it as a Direct Expense on the Load (and use an Expense Account like "Fuel-Reefer"). Some states do have special reporting for reefer fuel, so you may want to enter the details of the purchase in the Description field (such as gallons and state) so you can easily calculate from a Transaction Report for a specific state's report. See similar questions...

ECO can almost certainly wash your truck. All we ask is that the pick-up bed be empty before going through the wash. This is for the safety of you, your vehicle, and other customers. See similar questions...

Many pop-up campers (that's the people, not the vehicle) maintain a log to record their miles and memories of the camping experience. These range from plain paged blank book, to custom designed and bound camping log book. We keep our to record miles driven, places visited and to remind us of places we liked and those to avoid the next time. For areas we plan on returning to we rate campsites, note the location of water faucets and any other information we may need later. See similar questions...

A hitch is fixed to the rear axle of the wagon and the tongue of the trailer slips into the hitch. There is a pin with a clip that holds the two together. This makes it very easy for the trailer to be removed if not in use. See similar questions...