Universal single-wheel single beam trailer having adjustable bed

Land vehicles – Wheeled – Extensible

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280 4715, 280 78, B62D 2300

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053683250

ABSTRACT:
A trailer for towing by an automotive type vehicle includes a single longitudinal beam. A plurality of adjustable transverse cradle support members are mounted along the beam. A single castered wheel is mounted near the back end of the beam. A hitch for attachment to a towing vehicle at the front end of the beam maintains the beam aligned with a longitudinal axis of the towing vehicle. Various types of loads may be accommodated by attaching appropriate type cradles to the cradle support members, and the spacing of support members may be adjusted to accept the load.

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