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Used Curtainsider Trailers in Quebec, Canada

  • 2020 REITNOUER 48′ ROLLING TARP

    2020 REITNOUER 48′ ROLLING TARP

    • Manufacturer: Reitnouer

    Dimension: 48′ | Canvas system: MANUEL | Fifth wheel pin: 24″ | Width: 107″ | Axles: 2 | Spread: 121″ | Roof: OUI | Inside dimension: 99″ ( h ) x 104,5″ ( l ) | Pnbv: 40,823 kg | Suspension: HENDRICKSON AIR | 1s...

    Le Haut-Richelieu Regional County Municipality, Canada
  • 2023 MANAC 53′ ROLLING TARP

    2023 MANAC 53′ ROLLING TARP

    • Manufacturer: Manac

    Dimension: 53′ | Canvas system: MANUEL; CHAMELEON TARP SYSTEM | Fifth wheel pin: 24″ | Width: 108″ | Axles: 4 | Spread: 108″ x 72″ x 72″ | Roof: OUI | Inside dimension: 102,5″ ( h ) x 103,5″ ( l ) | Pnbv: 58,443...

    Le Haut-Richelieu Regional County Municipality, Canada
  • 2017 Multivans 26AF102102

    2017 Multivans 26AF102102

    • Manufacturer: Multivans

    CURTAIN DRY BOX 26' WITH ROLL UP DOOR AND 4000 PDS TAIL-GATE,

    Québec City, Canada
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Overview

Curtainsider trailers, also known as tautliners, are versatile trailers equipped with flexible curtain sides that can be easily drawn back for quick loading and unloading. They are commonly used in logistics and transportation industries, offering efficient and secure cargo handling for a variety of goods while providing protection from the elements.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used curtainsider trailer?

Check the condition of the curtains, the structural integrity of the frame, the state of the flooring, and any signs of rust or damage. Verify maintenance records and inspect the braking system and tires.

How do I ensure the curtainsider trailer is shipped safely to my location?

Choose a reliable transport service that specializes in moving large trailers. Ensure the trailer is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What maintenance is required for a curtainsider trailer?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting the curtains for tears, checking the tensioning system, lubricating moving parts, and ensuring the trailer's brakes, tires, and lights are in good working order. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for detailed guidance.