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utility trailer
noun
A small non-motorized vehicle which is generally pulled by a motorized vehicle and features an op top rear cargo area (bed) and is used for the hauling of light loads.
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By day, the Go is a gear-hauling utility trailer.
They aren't that fussy they will lay eggs on any inflexible object (preferably tree bark) but it could be your vehicle, utility trailer, firewood, and more.
According to the indictment, the Canadians obtained the tusks in Canada and hid them in the false bottom of a customized utility trailer.
The company, Utility Trailer Sales of Utah, and a related company were able to reduce their monthly premiums by nearly $200, to $647 a family, according to the chief financial officer, Clair Heslop.
In other words, if you're traveling back from a state with an established population consider that your utility trailer, bicycle, tent canopy, or that swing set you bought in a yard sale might have SLF adults, nymphs, and egg masses tagging along.
The workman towing the unlicensed 14-foot utility trailer had never been trained to hook it up safely, police investigators found.
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Know that you will also need to provide a certificate of title when registering a utility trailer.
What I mean is the person who builds utility trailers, one by one, in the garage in his spare time and then parks them beside the road with a "For Sale" sign on the hitch.
The pair got their start by purchasing 15 utility trailers and renting them out in the Calgary area under the name Alberta Trailer Hire.
As an example, the registration period for utility trailers within the United States is generally 2 years.
Many of the components for utility trailers (tongue, hitch, axle, jack, and taillight assembly) can be purchased fully assembled, allowing for easier construction.
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