A receiver gets the trailer attached. The electrical connection gets the lights and brakes working. Planning both together saves time and surprises. If you need a receiver hitch and the wiring to go with it, Torklift Central can review both needs together and determine whether they can be scheduled as part of the same service visit. Planning the hitch and...
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Reducing Fleet Towing Downtime: How to Plan Hitch, Wiring, and Brake Controller Work
Most avoidable towing downtime is decided before the vehicle ever reaches the install bay. Here is how fleet teams keep the work predictable. Every hour a work truck spends waiting on towing equipment is an hour it is not on a route, at a jobsite, or hauling the trailer it was assigned to. For fleet managers and operations teams, the... -
Are you having wiring trouble with your truck or trailer?
Don’t worry, Torklift Central has you covered! If you have tried to manage your own wiring job but can’t quite figure out why your right turn signal is what turns on when you test the rear left brake light, we understand your confusion and frustration. Or, another scenario is if you “inherited” someone’s old wiring issues that they tried to...