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- The jack and lug wrench that came with your tow vehicle may also work on your trailer, but don't count on it! Check to be sure.
- Your trailer will look better and last longer if you rinse it off with fresh water several times a year. If your trailer is used in salt water, the trailer should be rinsed off after every trip. An annual washing with a mild detergent and waxing with an auto wax also will help to keep your trailer bright and clean.
- Make up a special Trailer Kit and carry it with you on all trips. Your trailer it should include a spare wheel and tire, lug wrench, wheel chocks, bearing grease, extra line (for tie-downs and winch), extra light bulbs, wheel bearings and road flares.
- Some insurance policies do not provide coverage when towing a trailer. Check your policy, or call your insurance agent, to be sure you are fully covered.
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