Who makes Carson travel trailers?

Ox proudly offers Carson’s entire line of RV Sport trailers. They’ve been building toy haulers for over 20 years and are considered today to be one of the dominant manufacturers in the industry.

What are the parts of a trailer called?

Once you have the right parts, you’ll be able to finish your trailer and get it on the road right away.

  • Trailer Fenders.
  • Trailer Jacks.
  • Trailer Ramps.
  • Trailer Couplers.
  • Trailer Lights & Electrical Components.
  • Trailer Safety Chains.
  • Dump Trailer Pumps & Remotes.

Who makes fun runner RV?

Carson Trailer
Welcome to Carson Trailer – Home of the Fun Runner RV Sport Trailer! Carson Trailer is a leading manufacturer of quality trailers. Each trailer is constructed with care using the best materials available.

How do you read a VIN number on a trailer?

Just like any other 17-digit VIN number, the last 6 positions (12-17) are the trailer’s serial number. The serial number is what makes each VIN unique, since the VIN pattern or squish (positions 1-8, 10, and 11) will be the same, for the most part, for multiple VINs representing the same trailer model in a given year.

Who makes fun runner toy haulers?

Carson Trailer is a leading manufacturer of quality trailers in the U.S. Our staff is fiercely dedicated to providing our customers with the highest quality trailer products at remarkable prices.

What is a trailer coupler?

A trailer coupler is the connection point mounted on the trailer which connects and secures the trailer to the vehicle.

What is the back of a trailer called?

The panels that hang off the back are often called rear tail fairings, trailer tails, or sometimes boat tails. Whatever you call them, their purpose is to reduce drag and save fuel.

Do trailer couplers wear out?

Bolted to a trailer frame, couplers are replaceable socket pieces that clamp around the tow vehicle’s hitch ball. Couplers wear out – we guide you to the correct replacements.

What is a truck called without a trailer?

bobtail truck
A semi-truck is in “bobtail” mode when it does not have a trailer attached. Truck drivers often drive a bobtail truck when they are on their way to pick up their cargo at the beginning of a shift, or after dropping their cargo off at the end.