Are single axle utility trailers any good?

Single axle trailers weigh and cost less and are more maneuverable than the same sized tandem axle trailer. Since a single axle trailer weighs less it’s good for towing and fuel economy. Some of the disadvantages of single axle trailers are that they can haul a smaller payload than the same sized tandem axle trailer.

What is a high side trailer?

Featuring 13” tall solid steel sides with tube tie-down rail, the Steel High Side Utility trailers are ready for the toughest jobs in landscaping, construction, or heavy duty homeowner applications. The Steel High Side trailer is available in many sizes, including single axle and tandem axle configurations.

How much weight can a single axle trailer hold?

Federal Regulations 80,000 pounds gross vehicle weight. 20,000 pounds single axle weight. 34,000 pounds tandem axle weights.

Is a 2 axle trailer better than a single axle?

If you are hauling a lot of low weight loads, need maneuverability and to keep your costs down, a single axle model is best. If you are putting some serious highway mileage on your trailer, hauling heavy payloads or are planning to expand your business, a tandem axle model is a better choice.

How fast can you go with a single axle trailer?

California. RV Speed Limit: 55 mph for trucks and trailers on rural and urban interstates. Notes: Class A motorhomes should follow truck speeds.

Is Sure Trac a good trailer?

Sure Trac Trailers are I-69 Trailer Center’s haul-mark products, and are the best premium open utility and enclosed trailers on the road today. Hydraulic Dump – With a heavy towing capacity and well-engineered hoist systems, hauling and dumping has never been easier than with Sure Trac’s hydraulic dump trailers.

How much weight can a trailer with 3500 axle carry?

7,000 pounds
The carrying capacity of two 3,500 pound axles is 7,000 pounds. The axles support not only the cargo’s weight but also the weight of the trailer’s frame and body.

How long can a single axle trailer be?

The length depends on state. In California, the total length is usually 65 feet. The trailer length is 28 feet 6 inches and the motorized house length is 40 feet (38 feet if the trailer has a single-axle fifth wheel, and 40 feet if there are two or more axle fifth wheel).

How much weight can a 12 foot single axle trailer haul?

In general, the average cargo capacity is 4,400 pounds. However, some 12-foot enclosed trailers only have a gross vehicle weight rating of 3,000 pounds. Longer units are rated as high as 10,000 pounds.

Do I need single or double axle trailer?