I recently took a 4,000-mile road trip, pulling my trailer from Oregon to Wisconsin and back. Before I left, I had a complete service performed on the tow rig (2000 Ford F250 SuperDuty Diesel) including a complete set of new tires.
Definition of egress
e·gress n.
1. The act of coming or going out; emergence.
2. The right to leave or go out.
3. A path or opening for going out; an exit.
It always seems that problems arise when it is most inconvenient. Anyone who has ever owned a trailer has more than likely experienced lighting issues.
During the past few days I’ve been sick with the flu, and for as long as I can remember this has meant piling on the blankets, grab a bottle of Sprite, some saltine crackers, and watching every movie and television show possible. What really got my attention and interest was “The History Channel’s: Modern Marvels- The CB Radio”
(A Story of Stuff)
For millennia, people have had an infatuation with stuff, more importantly having their stuff with them, while in pursuit of more stuff. The need for trailers in some shape or form has essentially been a NEED since the invention of the wheel… once again, because of all this stuff. Today I’m going to go through an abbreviated list of the many different types of trailers that have been used throughout history.
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