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We have demonstrated all of these fixes checking the ground on the trailer. The trailer itself is actually used as a ground obviously. Now there is some cases where you boat trailer guys and some small Utility Trailers out there, the ground is actually carried in a separate wire that lowers the trailer frame completely. The same tricks apply to check and make sure your light is working. Again the connection to the light could be bad or it could be actually a smashed wire underneath the frame of the trailer or also up front where you have got a little bit of road rash dragging the ground. We will go ahead and show you next an example of that type of wiring on a different trailer. 01:04

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i was a garage that isn’t that big but able to house a pwc trailer a Small Utility Trailer my bike a car and a truck i was thinking a 3 car garage but wasn’t to sure on the length of it please help me out thank-you
i would prefer all 3 to open seprate or 2 to open together whatever would be most cost efficent

The depth is going to be caused by the longest vehicle, which I assume is the truck.
But even if you have a small truck, I would make it at least 18 feet deep.
Width is tricky not only because vehicles vary so much, but because you have to decide if you want to be able to open one or both doors, and how wide? I would assume about 9 feet per vehicle.
But just to round it out and make for less cutting of materials, I would say about 30′ x 20′.