Southeastern Trailer and Equipment
If you’re shopping for an equipment, utility, dump, or flatbed trailer, one of the first decisions you may face is gooseneck vs. bumper pull. Both are excellent options, but they are designed for different hauling needs. A bumper pull trailer may be perfect for a...
If you’re hauling a skid steer, choosing the right trailer isn’t just about whether the machine will fit. You need the right trailer length, GVWR, payload capacity and loading setup for your skid steer, attachments and tow vehicle. At Southeastern Trailer &...
Choosing the right utility trailer starts with a simple question: What are you planning to haul? It sounds straightforward, but trailer size involves more than deciding whether you need a 10-foot, 12-foot, or 16-foot trailer. You also need to consider the weight of...
A question we get a lot is, "Do I need a CDL for this trailer?" Well, the answer is very black and white, but very grey at the same time.
WHAT IS GVWR? So what’s the deal with words like GVWR, payload capacity, and curb weight? You’ll hear us refer to these a lot when talking shop about trailers, and it’s crucial to understand the differences and meanings behind these terms and how they relate to you...
The way you load a trailer can determine how easily you can tow it. While loading, keep in mind that the tongue weight should be 10% to 15% of the overall trailer weight. Not enough weight on the trailer tongue can cause sway. To keep your trailer from swaying, place heavier cargo forward, in front of the trailer's axle. Also center the cargo left-to-right and use tie-downs to keep the load from sliding.