Best Uses For Utility Trailers in Colorado What is a utility trailer for? By definition, this type of trailer is an unpowered trailer that’s towed behind a car or truck. It’s an all-purpose trailer that’s open to the elements without a roof and may not even have side walls. If it does have partial walls, they’re usually no higher than 18 inches....
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What Types of Trailers Need License Plates? When you purchase a trailer, does it need a license plate? Are there any situations where a license plate isn’t required? Laws vary from state to state and can depend on the type of trailer. For example, boat trailers do not have to be licensed or registered in Tennessee. In Missouri, some hay and all cotton trailers are exempt....
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At Colorado Trailers Direct, we understand that buying a new trailer is a big investment. That's why we're dedicated to providing our customers with the best possible experience when it comes to purchasing a new trailer. We believe that we are the best choice when it comes to buying a new trailer, and here's why:...
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Colorado Trailers Direct stocks the largest selection of trailers in the Rockies, including tractor trailers, luxury passenger trailers, and cargo trailers. Get the best deals on the market with our friendly and knowledgeable sales associates famous for their expertise with Denver trailers and trailer accessories....
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Dump trailers come in an array of sizes, but they all serve the same purpose. They connect to your truck via a hitch (either standard bumper pull or gooseneck) and have solid partial walls around the front and sides. The back has a spreader gate where the materials in your trailer get poured out as you drive your truck forward while operating the hoist. This hoist lifts the front of the trailer bed so that items dump out of it. In essence, it’s a portable dump truck that’s ideal for hauling crushed stone, sand, manure, compost, garden soil, and firewood....
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We are here for your trailer sales needs no matter where you are from or what you need your trailer for. We strive to provide you the customer service you deserve. When it comes to buying a trailer we want to make the process as easy as possible, no matter if you are financing or buying outright....
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When you buy your new trailer from us, you will experience the difference in CoTrailers Direct quality and customer service. No matter if you are looking to buy a new Equipment or Tilt Trailer for your business, Cargo Trailer to haul a car, atv, or snowmobile, or even a Dump Trailer we have you covered here in the small town of Bennett Colorado....
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Trailers connect to your truck one of two ways. You have a bumper pull that centers the trailer ball mount to the bumper. Next, there’s a gooseneck trailer where the ball mount is centered over the rear axle and positioned inside the truck bed. The placement of the ball mounts creates vastly different experiences when it comes to how they handle, how much weight they can pull, and how the ride is while you’re towing items....
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Gooseneck trailers get their name from the design that resembles the neck of a goose. Instead of having a trailer hitch that is level to the road, a gooseneck hitch is elongated and goes into an arched section that’s designed in such a way as to clear a closed tailgate and then connect to the ball inside the bed. They’re heavier and usually wider, too, which makes it possible for them to carry heavier loads....
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When you're shopping for a trailer, it's important to know what you’re looking for. There are a lot of different types of trailers available, each with its own unique features and capabilities. To help you choose the right one for your needs, here are a few tips: Most importantly, consider what kind of cargo you'll be hauling....
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