that was great!

Those pesky critters! Dirt-dobbers and wasps love nesting in areas like ventilation openings and in the corners of my grandma’s porch! The only thing I can think to do is to close the vents when your trailer isn’t being used to store or transport items. These aluminum side vents are very handy in those situations. Thanks for asking!

Yes! You can add a “Fantastic Fan” to your trailer, but you will need to make sure you have additional power supply added with a portable generator while you’re sitting still. The other option is to add an RV door with screen to produce passive airflow. It’s hard to escape heat. Good luck!

It seems that your delicate sensitivities fail to recognize colloquialism and audience. Perhaps you should widen your hermeneutic so that you can grasp other regional dialects. May God be with you!

Love that southern accent!

I'm sorry, English is my third language, I am not an American, and yet, I can certainly speak your language better than that thing can. How can you defend her sadly blatant illiteracy? As advertising, you should be embarrassed by this sad attempt and accept some constructive criticism.

Harper- the internet sure has made for some tough keyboard warriors. He surely wouldn't talk like this to you in front of your husband. He wouldn't be able to speak any of his three language.

@@iTowTrailersCom Listening to you speak sure makes me miss Tallahassee; we don't talk like that in Wisconsin. I've been debating side or roof -mounted ventilation and your informative video was perfectly timed - thank you.

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Yes, she was clueless about needing to get air in before any air can get out.

@@imnew2nm324 and, yet again, you’re over shooting your mark! Two air vents are located on the unit: one at the upper driver’s side of the front corner and another on the lower passenger’s side. That placement allows cross ventilation which is superior to a single roof vent that eventually dry-rots and breaks apart as it becomes brittle from UV exposure. Both side vents can open in an intake or outtake manner.

Yes we can. We have a new load of Load Trail gooseneck trailers delivering this week or next. Please give us a call on Wednesday or Thursday: 912-807-4444

Can get you quoted! Give us a call 912-807-4444

That would DEFINITELY open the space up inside the trailer. Would need to consult manufacturer to see what they recommend.

Very cheap labor compared to the rest of the country

Not sure. Check an RV parts supplier near you.

Cynergy Cargo trailers are located in Douglas, GA. Our dealership is located in Blackshear, GA.

Yes, and we gladly replace those for our customers regularly. With cargo trailers, some prefer more easily maintained side vents that don’t risk failure as badly. Thank you for your comment!

We have several different suppliers for our aluminum side vents -- you can order some from our parts store if you're interested: 912-807-4444

Thank you for your questions -- re: aluminum vs plastic... the aluminum are adjustable so that if your foresee going through rain w your trailer you can adjust airflow to minimize exposure and still allow better airflow, or you can just close them altogether and everything is kept safe and dry. Re: rounded vs. flat top, it's honestly more aesthetic than it is purpose but there is less drag with a rounded top -- interior height measurements are determined by side walls. I hope that answers your questions. Thanks again for asking!

Larry Smith we’re fresh out of our 2’ high but can get one ordered for up with a 3 week build time. Give us a call at 912-807-4444

Q Bienemy we have metal roof vents that can secure the space without much difficulty. Give us a call on Monday and we will get you one mailed to you. 912-807-4444

Sorry for just seeing your response but I would like to thank you for your the information. I did find the metal lid right after my question on Amazon for $20.00. Heavier, more sturdy and easily installed. Again, thank you, You are appreciated !

Thank you for leaving us a message. Typically, cargo manufacturers (in our area) use 0.024 gauge metal, but most brands offer upgrades to thicker metals like 0.030. Give us a call if you have any more questions 912-807-4444