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Trailers are tools, and nothing gets the job done like the right tool. That right tool must be well made, no cutting corners, and can't let us down. Rainbow Trailers are exactly that, well-built, top quality tools that are ready to work as hard as we demand. 

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Rainbow Trailers manufactures flat-deck and cargo trailers of all shapes, sizes, and for all purposes. Our trailers are known for their superior quality all around. And for a competitively priced new Rainbow Trailer in Regina and Saskatchewan, Wheat Country Motors is your first choice!

One of the most outstanding qualities is the frame and cross-member design and structure. The advantage of using channel and/or I-Beam is that they have a high ability to flex. Tubing frames are rigid and more likely to break or crack under stress. Our enclosed/sealed wiring and the fact that all trailers are sandblasted before painting further demonstrate the quality design of a Rainbow Trailer.

Unlike many trailer manufacturers, which build their trailers on the floor, Rainbow trailers are manufactured in precision jigs. The jigs ensure that every Rainbow is square and true and ensures precise axle alignment. That’s why Rainbow trailers consistently tow better.

In addition to improving quality, the jigs also make the manufacturing process more efficient. As a result, when you purchase a Rainbow trailer, you not only get a better trailer, you also get better value.

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The Rainbow Enclosed Trailers are perfect for any of your closed-trailer hauling needs. Standard features include such items as a high quality one-piece translucent roof, aerodynamic v-nose, side door, aluminum fenders, roof vent, and much more.

The Xpress Cargo Class is perfect for the value and economically minded customer looking for a solid, well-built trailer to “get the job done”!

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Choose from a wide array of available Deck Above & Gooseneck trailers including Deck Above Bumper Hitch, Pintle Tridem & Tandem Dual Bumper Hitch, Deck Above Gooseneck, and Gooseneck Tridem. A Tilting Gooseneck trailer is also available!

All Deck Above & Gooseneck trailers are available in All 3 Classes

Tilting Car & Equipment / Heavy Duty

Similar to the Car & Equipment but equipped with a tilting deck allowing for the loading/unloading of cargo without the necessity of ramps.

The Tilting C&E trailer also comes in a Heavy Duty (HD) version. This HD Tilting C&E is built to accommodate light construction equipment including items such as skidsteers and Minnie excavators. The HD trailer comes with heavier axles, an upgraded payload capacity and upgraded Gross Vehicle Weight… it’s built tough!

Partial Tilt

A tilting trailer capable of heavier applications then a regular tilt deck. The Partial Tilt trailer operates with a hydraulic pump so you simply drive on and off the trailer…no hand jack required.

2 & 4 Place

The Rainbow “2 & 4 Place” trailers are perfect for smaller vehicles such as ATVs and snowmobiles. These trailers will comfortably accommodate anything from 2 to 4 smaller vehicles. The practical design of these trailers allow you to easily load/unload your cargo at the front of the trailer while still hitched onto the tow vehicle. The “2 & 4 Place” trailers also come equipped with a rear slide in ramps

Available in all 3 Classes

5’ & 6’ Wide

The Rainbow “5’ & 6’ Wide” trailers are perfect for vehicles such as a riding lawn mower and golf cart. The trailers have a 5- or 6-foot wide deck surface with a rearward ramp.

Available in Xpress & Excursion Classes

Car & Equipment / Heavy Duty

The Rainbow C&E trailer also comes in a Heavy Duty (HD) version. This HD C&E is built to accommodate light construction equipment including items such as skidsteers and Minnie excavators. The HD trailer comes with heavier axles, an upgraded payload capacity and upgraded Gross Vehicle Weight… it’s built tough!

Available in All 3 Classes

Light Deck Aboves

The Light Deck Above trailer offers the user a considerable amount of extra deck space as, like the name suggests, the deck lies above the wheels.

Available in Excursion Class only

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Rainbow Excursion 20’ HD Equipment hauler

2 5200 lb axles

20’ Spruce decking

5’ Rear slide in ramps

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Trailer overturns on I-35 near downtown, snarling traffic

Traffic incident reported at i-35 south, san marcos street.

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Justin Horne , Weather Authority Meteorologist / Reporter

SAN ANTONIO – A trailer being pulled by a pickup truck flipped over, causing a traffic problem early Tuesday afternoon near downtown San Antonio.

Transguide cameras showed the trailer flipped on Interstate 35 South near the San Marcos Street exit.

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Four lanes of traffic were blocked off, according to a TxDOT online incident report.

At about 1:45 p.m., the report showed that the crash had been cleared up and the lanes were reopened to traffic.

12:30PM TUESDAY 4/30 A flipped trailer is blocking several lanes on I-35 southbound near downtown San Antonio. Expect major delays until the incident is cleaned up. pic.twitter.com/jNp8XyuPz2 — KSAT Traffic (@ksat_traffic) April 30, 2024

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Kylie Minogue’s Vegas Residency Never Stumbles, Even as She Recovers From an Ankle Injury: Concert Review

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After a five-month stint in art deco concert venue/nightclub Voltaire at Las Vegas casino The Venetian, Kylie Minogue has just two more performances left before the conclusion of her concert series “More Than a Residency.” Given the grueling schedule she’s maintained since the beginning of the promotional cycle for “Tension,” her sixteenth album, it feels understandable, even appropriate, for Minogue to take her foot off the gas — especially while she’s nursing three torn ligaments and an ankle injury she must ice immediately after every show.

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Across a set that ran just shy of an hour, they exploited the venue’s expressive, stylized lighting both to acclimate the crowd to the genre-spanning blend of dance music that would be included in Minogue’s performance, and to emphasize every one of their gobsmackingly strong muscles. Songs by Jane Birkin (“Baby Alone In Bablyone”), Cerrone (“Supernature”), Frankie Goes to Hollywood (“Relax”) and Gessafelstein (“Opr”) provided a soundtrack as performers contorted, swung and posed, all while stripping down to various levels of not-quite nudity that were at once thrilling and titillating. During some numbers dressed like Catherine Deneuve in “The Hunger” or a Patrick Nagel painting come to life and others wearing only loincloths or see-through bodysuits, the ensemble expertly warmed up the crowd ahead of Minogue’s performance.

As kaleidoscopic light surrounded her, Minogue beamed while the crowd cheered her arrival. It marked the first of many moments of seemingly sincere gratitude, underscoring her reputation as one of the most approachable pop divas. Then again, that intimacy may also have been the byproduct of Voltaire’s comparatively modest size. But the closeness (both physical and atmospheric) made the diminutive singer seem like an artist performing for friends and the towering international singer who’s sold 80 million records worldwide.

Minogue shuffled through “Vegas High,” reiterating that it was written expressly for her residency as she completed the final tracks for “Tension,” then performed singalong versions of “In Your Eyes” (from “Fever”) and “Get Outta My Way” (from “Aphrodite”) ahead of her first costume change. Returning to the stage dressed in skintight PVC, she performed a pair of her sexiest tracks, “Tension” and the “Body Language” lead single, “Slow.” On the latter, she paired its seductive lyrics with a live performance of the instrumental to Donna Summer’s “Love to Love You Baby” — a welcome callback to one of the many disco singers whose work has inspired and influenced her own. She then paid tribute to her Las Vegas forebears with a cover of Elvis’ “Can’t Help Falling In Love,” whose chorus the audience joined her in singing.

After another costume change, Minogue bounced through “Spinning Around” before reaching all of the way back to 1987 for a rendition of “The Loco-Motion,” the song that first put her on the map. Sandwiching the track between songs from 2000 and 2010, the singer not only reminded ticketholders how long she’s been around, but how long she’s been delivering earworm dancefloor fillers. While members of Belle du Nuit performed more acrobatic movements around her, Minogue easily kept pace with the choreography, a feat made more impressive by the fact that she is recovering from her aforementioned ankle injury — which was virtually undetectable, even while maneuvering around during the show on platform heels.

Though “All the Lovers,” featuring a cascading rainbow light show, ended the third act of the set on an appropriately triumphant note, Minogue returned for three more songs, the biggest of her career: the Grammy-winning “Tension” track “ Padam Padam ” and her instantly-recognizable “Can’t Get You Out of My Head,” plus the Grammy-nominated “Love at First Sight,” both from 2001’s “Fever.” Wearing all white like in the iconography of her “Fever” era, Minogue performed her final few tracks with extra gusto; even on her eighteenth performance of this particular set, she exuded a clear joy on stage, an appreciation to those in attendance not just for joining her in the room but for helping make those songs so popular for so long.

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