Some of you reading this have been hauling boat trailers around for as long as you’ve been driving. You might have started with a small boat trailer for your 14’ foot boat, then over the years slowly worked your way up to a large boat trailer for a boat you want to spend days at a time on. Some of you might even have multiple boat trailers, such as one for your pond boat, one for lakes,…Read More
There’s a good reason that Canada is in the name LoadRite Canada. We’re not building our boat trailers to deal with the Hawaiian humidity (though they could certainly hold up well.) We’re putting these trailers together with Canadians in mind, and, being Ontario citizens ourselves, know what our boat trailers are being used for. So, why are LoadRite Canada’s trailers so good for our fellow…Read More
When most people think about LoadRite, the first thing that they think about are boat trailers. It makes sense, since that’s many of the 500,000 LoadRite trailers that you’ll encounter on the road. But boat trailers, both large and small, are far from the only trailers we provide to the Canadian public. We’re also one of the largest utility trailers and equipment haulers that you’l…Read More
In previous blogs, we’ve told you about the easiest ways to keep your new boat trailer looking and performing its best here in Ontario. First we told you about how important it is to keep your boat trailer clean and dry, including the electrical contacts and how to prevent them from rusting. We also discussed why it’s so important to keep the brakes in good shape, and how a snow/rain cover can…Read More
In our previous blog we took a look at some of the most important and simple maintenance tasks that you can perform on your trailer, whether you have an aluminum boat trailer or galvanized trailers from LoadRite Canada. For instance, it’s important to wash your boat trailer after use, but it’s equally important to dry it before putting it into storage. You’ll also want to check the electrica…Read More
In a previous blog we discussed some of the most important trailer maintenance you can perform yourself when dealing with your boat trailer or equipment hauler. You can tighten any bolts that come loose from road vibration, and check your tail lights every time you hook up the trailer to your vehicle. Of course, you should keep your tires as well-maintained as possible, because thin or cracked …Read More
Our website is a great resource for helping you decide which boat trailer is for you. Beyond that, our contact page is a simple way to get in touch with a LoadRite Canada representative when you have questions and you can’t find the answer. Still, bringing your boat in is the best way to make you you find that perfect boat trailer for sale. But that invites the question if you’re buying a new …Read More
When it comes to purchasing a boat trailer, you probably already know the approximate size you’re going to need. You’ll need a small boat trailer for if you have a 14-foot boat, and a large boat trailer for anything that’s over 20 foot long. The size of boat trailer you need is pretty much determined by your boat. The only time you might need a bigger boat trailer than fits the size of yo…Read More
You probably wouldn’t be surprised to learn that one of LoadRite Canada’s biggest sellers is our galvanized 14-foot boat trailer. After all, most people don’t have a problem affording a small boat, and a 14-foot trailer is just the right size for most customers. And when someone comes in looking for something in a larger boat trailer, we can accommodate them all the way up to 35-foot boat tr…Read More
While LoadRite boat trailers come with an excellent coupler to tailgate warranty, you still need to do your best to take care of it. We will certainly stand behind the craftsmanship and materials we put into our aluminum and galvanized trailers, but ensuring that proper maintenance is taken care of is up to you. Here are a few things you need to watch out for in order to keep your boat trailer in …Read More
