Towing refers to the process of moving large objects from one location to another. There are several ways in which a trailer can be used for this purpose. The tow vehicle can be a motor vehicle, a boat, a vehicle with out trailer, or vehicle with trailer. The towed object can be either a vehicle or a structure and can consist of anything that can be towed. A tow truck is not just a vehicle, but it also includes all its associated equipment including the trailer and the vehicle used to pull it. These various types of tow vehicles are categorized by the way in which the loads they tow are arranged.
Tow trucks are classified as either single axle or tandem tippers. Towed single axle vehicles use one axle to tow the object. Towed tandem tippers have two wheels on each end and use one tipper for both objects. Towed boat tippers are towed by the boat which has a boom on the front for the purpose of pushing the tiller from the object to the other. A trolley that is designed for the sole purpose of pulling objects towed on a trolley are called trolleys. Other vehicles that are commonly used for towing are crane trolleys, dump trucks, excavators, and other vehicles that can lift large objects. There are many things to consider when choosing the type of tow vehicle to use for your needs.
When you are considering the type of tow vehicle to use for your specific needs, you need to first consider where you want the vehicle to be towed. If the object you are planning to tow is small then you need a small vehicle to tow it. However, if the object you are to tow is large and heavy then a larger vehicle is required to tow it. Once you have decided on the kind of tow vehicle to use, you need to look for one that fits into your budget and meets your needs.
