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Just wondering what y'all have for any roadside assistance that covers a trailer? Was on an ATV/fishing in the middle of nowhere (as usual) Had a near bad experience where the trailer came off the ball recently, and it somehow pulled/broke the trailer brake wires. Going to consider some roadside assistance incase I cant get my machines home.

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If I'm not mistaken CAA has an option for that in the future.   Why can't you get the trailer home on a "careful" drive and then get the wiring fixed.  Pretty easy to do.

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  On 10/25/2021 at 3:39 PM, Fisherman said:

If I'm not mistaken CAA has an option for that in the future.   Why can't you get the trailer home on a "careful" drive and then get the wiring fixed.  Pretty easy to do.

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We did manage it. It just got me thinking. The trailer came off the ball, if the tongue mechanism was broken I wasnt getting my ATV's home.

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Depending what kind of mechanism the couple has, most of the time it's the 3/4 inch nut under the coupler latch that needs tightening a little bit.  The whole latch mechanism can be replaced on those.    Another point, 10-12 % of total trailer weight including load should be the tongue weight,  lack of that can pop the hitch off.

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I have nothing but praise for the CAA Plus I have and will be a lifetime member. I blew a wheel bearing in Nipigon to the point of no longer having a usable axle on the trailer, I had to kick the tire on to launch the boat. CAA covered the cost of hauling my trailer to Thunder Bay to have a new axle installed. 

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