släpkärror

Släpkärror, often referred to as trailers in English, are unpowered vehicles designed to be towed by a motor vehicle for transporting goods. They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, catering to diverse needs from small personal use to large commercial operations.

The basic design of a släpkärra consists of a chassis, wheels, and a load-bearing platform. They are typically equipped with a hitch mechanism that connects to the towing vehicle. Some släpkärror are open-top, allowing for bulky or irregularly shaped items, while others are enclosed to protect the cargo from the elements or for security. Specialized släpkärror exist for specific purposes, such as boat trailers, car trailers, or livestock trailers, each featuring modifications to safely and efficiently transport their intended cargo.

The legal requirements for operating a släpkärra vary by region, often including specific regulations regarding weight limits, braking systems, and lighting. Drivers may also require a special license depending on the combined weight of the towing vehicle and the släpkärra. The use of släpkärror significantly expands the carrying capacity of a motor vehicle, making them indispensable tools for moving furniture, construction materials, recreational equipment, and much more.