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DexKo Global Acquires National Trailer Parts Warehouse, Ltd.
NOVI, MICHIGAN (October 15, 2021) – DexKo Global Inc., the global leader in highly engineered trailer running gear, chassis assemblies, and related components, announces today that its wholly-owned subsidiary Dexter Axle Company (“Dexter”) has acquired ...
Dewinterizing Your RV
Off to a Late Start in 2021? It's is still important to follow the proper steps when dewinterizing Your RV It is well past spring and it’s time to prepare for your upcoming adventures, whether ...
7 Blade Trailer End Connectors
We at National Trailer parts have partnered with Hopkins Manufacturing to expand our selection of 7 blade trailer end connectors to better meet the needs and requests of our customers. Here’s a quick breakdown of ...
Safe Winter Towing Tips
Well, winter is here and if you are towing a trailer behind your vehicle, you know that there may be treacherous conditions on the roads. In order to ensure your safety and others, there are ...
Shifting Cargo – Don’t Let It Become A Danger
When you are hauling cargo on your trailer, you need to be aware of your surroundings. If you are not aware of how you are securing the load on your trailer, you are creating many ...
RV Roof Vents – How to Install A Roof Vent
Vents are a necessary component of any enclosed trailer or RV, they allow the flow of fresh air and can help to eliminate odors. Your roof vents can break down overtime causing leaks, cracks, or ...
Repacking Trailer Bearings – Why & How (Part 2)
Cleaning & Repacking Trailer Wheel Bearings This is a messy job, but it is possible for you to do it yourself. In order to remove the trail wheel bearings, clean them and repack them, you ...
Winterizing Your RV or Camper Trailer
With summer gone and the kids back to school, now is the time to take the steps to winterize your RV or Camper Trailer. If you are relatively new to this vital process, we have ...
Repacking Trailer Bearings – Why & How (Part 1)
Why repacking trailer bearings is important Over time, grease breaks down, heat that is produced by the brakes speeds this up, and since a trailers weight rides on the wheel bearings it is very important ...
