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Trailers in Australia must comply with regulations regarding dimensions, weights, and specifications. Common legal types include box trailers, car trailers, camper trailers, and plant trailers, among others. It's crucial to be aware of the specific rules for each type to ensure legal road use.
The need for a special license depends on the weight and type of trailer being towed. Generally, if the combined weight of the towing vehicle and trailer exceeds a certain threshold, a higher class license may be required. Individuals are encouraged to check their state's licensing regulations for accurate and up-to-date information.
Regular trailer maintenance is essential for safety and longevity. Many manufacturers recommend servicing every 10,000 kilometers or at least once a year. Key areas to address include wheel bearings, brakes, lights, and the chassis. However, the specific service intervals may vary depending on the trailer type and usage.
Towing capacity regulations in Australia are set by each state or territory. They depend on factors such as the driver's license class, vehicle type, and towing equipment. It's important to be aware of the towing limits for both your vehicle and the trailer to ensure compliance with local regulations.
Trailers are available for purchase from various sources, including dealerships, online platforms, and private sellers. Reputable dealers often offer a range of new and used trailers, providing buyers with options based on their specific needs and budget.
Yes, there are rules regarding trailer brakes in Australia. Trailers with a Gross Trailer Mass (GTM) exceeding 750 kg must generally be equipped with brakes on at least one axle. Understanding the brake requirements is crucial for towing safely and complying with road regulations.
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