a vehicle equipped as a mobile dwelling unit, pulled by an automobile or other mtor vehicle, and used as a dwelling when parked; -- also called a mobile home.
A wheeled motorless open wagon designed to carry a heavy object, such as a boat trailer.
Vehicle towed to move horses; long extension on heel of horseshoe.
The part of the truck that carries the goods.
An extra long heel on a horseshoe which is usually turned 45° away from the center line of the hoof and the line of flight.
CAPACITY: An amount of freight which can be carried in a truck or trailer, expressed in terms of weight and measurement.
" Transportation vehicle of one or more horses, which is towed behind another vehicle.
NOT a caravan, an open rectangular 'box' on wheels that you tow behind your car usually to take rubbish to the dump or cart other gear around U - Z
a non-powered carriage specially designed to be towed by a Rail Motor and is used to carry passengers and / or parcels.
A non-automotive vehicle designed to transport something, which is hauled by road by a motor vehicle.
a large transport conveyance designed to be pulled by a truck or tractor
a wheeled vehicle that can be pulled by a car or truck and is equipped for occupancy
an unpowered vehicle pulled by one with an engine
The truck unit into which freight is loaded as in tractor trail combination.
A vehicle without motor power designed to be pulled or towed by a motor vehicle in which no part of the vehicle's load is supported by the power unit. See Semitrailer.
a cargo-carrying highway vehicle without automotive power.
mobile units, with or without wheels, used to transport property.
The truck unit that carries freight in a tractor-trailer combination. Trailers are commonly seen as the cargo unit of an “18-wheeler†or five-axle “truck."
A rectangular shaped box with permanent wheels attached for the transport of goods on rail, highway or a combination of both.
The moving company will deliver just the trailer section of the truck to your home. The trailer will remain at your residence until you have completed loading it and request pick-up from the moving company.
A device that makes it possible to tow a vehicle with all four wheels totally off the ground. This eliminates concerns about transmissions, odometer mileage accumulation and backing into campsites, but loading and unloading can be cumbersome and time-consuming. The motorhome owner also must find a place to store the trailer upon arrival at a destination.
A vehicle without motive power, designed for the carriage of cargo and to be towed by a motor vehicle.
Many racers use a trailer to transport their kart to and from the track. When getting into karting, factor the purchase and storage of a trailer into your budget if you need one. Covered trailers are nice, and some racers have a whole work bench inside. A fire extinguisher should be mounted in every trailer. During towing, though, it should be in the towing vehicle.
A towed vehicle with a roller platform for hauling ULDs between the cargo terminal and the airplane. Trailers range from 10-ft dollies to 40-ft ISO-fitted chassis. The roller platform may be powered or unpowered.
This self-contained accommodation is towed by means of a bumper frame hitch attached to the towing vehicle.
A vehicle, whether resting on wheels, jacks or other foundations and used or so constructed to permit its being used as a conveyance or towed upon a public highway.
A variety of wheeled vehicles lacking an engine that must be towed by another vehicle.
an unpowered towed vehicle, a series of trailers usually referred as a TRAIN. SEMI-TRAILER usually has a set of wheels, with one or more axles at the rear. The front of a semi is supported by the TRACTOR or another TRAILER. FULL TRAILER has sets of wheels and axles that independently support the whole load and mass of the trailer. The front wheels steer and are connected to the towing vehicle by a DRAWBAR. The drawbar usually provides the steering information. Some self steering axles are used (eg the C-train dolly). The seering information is provided by the transverse forces on the axle.
The part of the rig used to haul goods. It is hooked up to an engine-powered tractor.
A vehicle without motor power designed to be drawn by another vehicle.
A Trailer is an unpowered vehicle pulled by a powered vehicle. Outside of North America there is a distinction between a trailer (used for transport of goods and materials, generally with trucks) and a caravan (travel trailer) (generally weather-resistant, used for human habitation). North Americans tend not to make such distinctions.